Choosing the perfect fabric can be challenging, there are so many options out there. Different weights, structures, qualities; how to know which one is the right one for your project. Going to a showroom and have some professional advice can make it significant easier for you.
What is the perfect color for your kitchen? Maybe I should ask if there even is a single perfect color for every kitchen. Honestly: Iām not sure. It will, for sure, depend on personal preferences and overall style.
Summer is officially here, and with temperatures skyrocketing around the globe, we can only think of a relaxed holidays. When we slow down, the inspiration often strikes and we want to bring the same easygoing feeling into our homes. Is it truly wise to bring that holiday aesthetic home with us, or should we pause before painting our living room Mediterranean blue?
Every time I take out the samples of my Viscri paint collection, nice memories are coming back. Viscri still holds a warm spot in my heart, and collaborating with Lia from Ton Corner was a dream come true. At first glance it can be challenging to imagine how the colors work together, but when you look at the pictures of Viscri, you see immediately the combinations reveal themselves.
Tiles are trendy, large-format tiles have dominated the bathroom market design for some time. However, there is a subtle shift underway: a wider variety of sizes and styles are making a strong comeback.
We all have our preferences when it comes to choosing colors. Some people are naturally drawn to warmer shades, while others prefer cooler tones. Is it ok to stay within a single temperature range, or should we mix them up to create contrast and visual balance?
Spring weather is here. The sky is a clear blue, and the spring flowers add bright color to the local market. Seeing how much this improves our mood, it would be nice to bring more flowers into our interiors as well.
Moire fabric has some distinct characteristics that make it a unique fabric. The pattern displays a watered look, creating the illusions of shimmering reflections spread across little waves. Moire fabric was first developed in Europe as early as the 18th century.