ENG: When someone asks me about great British furniture Ochre is one of my top choices. “It designs furniture, lighting and accessories for the interior. Their designs place equal importance on harmonious proportions, luxurious materials and matchless craftsmanship.” Many times we have used their products for various projects, and it never disappoints, my personal favorites… Continue reading HARMONIOUS LUXURY BY OCHRE
ENG: There is always something magical about French interiors – that extra touch, that special detail, the symbiosis of classic elements and modern vibes. Or in case of Guillaume Alan, the symbiosis of classic and minimal creating timeless spaces, dreamy elegance and luxury, while subtly combining wonderfully raw and extremely neat materials. A dash of… Continue reading CLASSIC MINIMALISM BY GUILLAUME ALAN
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ENG: This time of the year is all about Christmas with many parties and events to attend. Last week I was invited to the BIID (British Institute of Interior Design) annual festive event, which was held in the Yoo Home showroome in Harrods. It started at 9pm, after the store had been closed, which meant… Continue reading CHRISTMAS PARTY AT HARRODS
ENG: A month ago we went to Lille to visit Tom’s family. Traveling by Eurostar it only took us 2 hours to reach our destination door to door, which on some days you can easily waste on public transport only within London (going just one direction). We had a wonderful time and weather, so I… Continue reading THE STUNNING ARCHITECTURE OF LILLE AND BRUGES
ENG: Spaces I am dreaming about, the perfect city apartment with tuned and neutral colour schemes, elegant lines and natural materials. Joseph Dirand’s design is simple and beautiful, clean and effortless, timeless and chic. I particularly love the lights he uses, although the best source to compliment his scheme is the natural light coming through… Continue reading INTERIORS BY JOSEPH DIRAND
Walking in Bratislava is always special – brings back so many memories. After graduation I had a gap year, so moved to the capital and started working – I was 19 that time. My life in Bratislava involved endless partying, hard work and many new friends. I fell in love here, and got my heart… Continue reading WALKING IN BRATISLAVA
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