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The Pieces Interior Designers Always Buy Vintage
Some furniture is simply better with a little history. Vintage pieces introduce materials, craftsmanship and unusual proportions that can be difficult to find in newly manufactured furniture, while giving a...
Why Copenhagen Is Becoming One of the Most Influential Design Cities
Every few years, a city seems to shape the way homes look around the world. Paris had its moment. Milan continues to set the pace for furniture design. More recently,...
Why We're Seeing More Curved Furniture Again
There's something happening in interiors that feels surprisingly subtle. After years of sharp silhouettes and perfectly straight lines, curves have quietly returned. Sofas feel softer, mirrors have rounded edges, coffee...
How to Layer Lighting Like an Interior Designer
Why one light is never enough Lighting is often one of the last things considered when decorating a room, but it's usually one of the first things people notice without...
Why Boutique Hotels Are Influencing Our Homes More Than Ever
The spaces that stay with us There's something about checking into a thoughtfully designed boutique hotel that makes you immediately start paying attention. The lighting feels softer, the furniture feels...
Jean Royère and the Return of Playful Furniture
There is a reason curved sofas, sculptural chairs, and softer silhouettes keep finding their way back into interiors. After years of sharp lines and restrained minimalism, furniture is starting to...
How the World Cup Is Inspiring Interiors
Every four years, the FIFA World Cup has a way of making the world feel a little smaller. Suddenly, we're all tuning into the same event, hearing different languages, seeing...
Why We're Falling Back In Love With Dark Wood
For a long time, lighter interiors dominated our homes. Blonde oak, white walls, and minimalist furniture created spaces that felt bright and effortless. But something is shifting. Dark wood is...
A Guide to Mixing Textures in Your Home
The most inviting interiors aren't built around colour alone. They're built around texture. A room layered with timber, linen, wool, stone, leather, and ceramics naturally feels richer and more lived...
Why “Low Living” Is Defining Modern Interiors
Across contemporary interiors, a subtle but clear shift is taking place: furniture is getting lower, deeper, and more grounded. Sofas sit closer to the floor, tables feel heavier and more...
The Evolution of the Lounge Chair
The lounge chair has become one of the defining objects of modern interiors. Today, it represents comfort, atmosphere, and personal space: but its role has changed dramatically over the past...
The Rise of Mid-Century Modern Design
Mid-century modern design didn’t appear as a style trend: it emerged from a shift in how people began to think about living. Between the 1940s and 1970s, design moved away...