The 1970s were one of the more experimental decades for design. One of the key protagonists was Louis Weisdorf, a Danish architect best known for his striking Multi-Lite Collection. Featuring individually rotating shades, its futuristic silhouette ushered in a new era of customisable lighting. Discover the full story here.
If you or your home are feeling a little under the weather this February, consider experimenting with some new lighting. You might be surprised at the life it brings! To help you get started, we’ve created a shortlist of the best new launches this season…
In 2020, all your favourite designs are back, only this time with a fresh new look. Bauhaus beauties have been blacked-out while Scandi classics are pretty in print. How many of them can you recognise?
When it comes to wellness we can all benefit from a few lifestyle changes. For us, interiors play a huge part in home harmony. From de-cluttering storage solutions to tranquil tones, our living spaces are integral to creating a happier, healthier you!
With the rise of the sharing economy, streaming services and Big Tech, our home has taken on importance like never before. It’s with this in mind that we’ve compiled our Interior Trend Forecast 2020 — a selection of 5 key ideas that will establish your home as a place of refuge and connection this season.
In today’s blog, we take a look at some of the designs which have shaped the last decade in interiors, all available with up to 15% off during our Winter Sale.
We’re automatically drawn to Scandi styles during the cooler months. In their smooth minimalism and sculptural spareness, we find a sense of calm that is often absent during the festive season. It’s with this in mind that we reveal our new-in Nordic styles, each of which promises a serene yet snug take on contemporary living.
All clean lines and soothing minimalism, Scandi interiors are the perfect antidote for the stresses of modern life. Today’s blog reveals some of the Scandi styles we’ve been loving over the past year, now available both in-store and online.
Glass has long been regarded as a poetic material. Tactile and telling, the artisan lives on its bubbles and fissures, with the very best designs dating back to 14th-century Bohemia. Today, it is precious and tactile, an essential ingredient in any luxury home.
Sure, we’re all fixated by a scintillating exterior but when it comes to added appeal there’s nothing quite like an ergonomic invention. To this end, designers have continuously strived to create pieces with the user in mind, refining and reworking creations to ensure they support us in every way.
Over the years, we’ve learned that luxury looks different for everyone. That said, we’ve found there are a couple of tips that can be applied to every interior to help create a truly spectacular space. With summer get-togethers in full swing, we thought we’d share five of our favourites.
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, we thought it only right to highlight some of our favourite out-of-this-world designs.