Lifestyle and Interiors
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Earth Day 2024 and Interior Design: Embracing Sustainability Through Recycled Fabrics
In the realm of interior design, Earth Day serves as a poignant reminder of the interconnectedness between our design choices and the health of our planet. As the world grapples with environmental challenges, the design industry is undergoing a profound transformation, with sustainability emerging as a central tenet of contemporary design practices. One of the pivotal aspects of this shift is the increasing utilization of recycled fabrics, with renowned brands like Designers Guild leading the charge towards a more eco-conscious future.
As we celebrate Earth Day and reflect on our collective responsibility to protect the planet, let us remember that every design choice we make has the power to shape the world around us. By embracing recycled fabrics and prioritizing sustainability in our interior design projects, we can create spaces that not only reflect our personal style but also honour the beauty and resilience of our planet. Together, let us embark on a journey towards a more sustainable future, where design serves as a catalyst for positive change.
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The Warm Glow of Danish Culture: Celebrating Candles and Candlelight
Hygge, deeply ingrained in Danish culture, represents a feeling of warmth, contentment, and togetherness. Candles play a vital role in creating such an inviting atmosphere. The soft, gentle glow of candlelight instantly transforms a space, adding a sense of intimacy and relaxation. -
Contemporary Maximalism: A Bold Design Movement Revolutionising Interiors
Contemporary maximalism represents a shift away from the restrained and minimalist aesthetics of the past, inviting homeowners to embrace boldness, vibrancy, and self-expression in their interior spaces. This design movement has revolutionized the field by encouraging endless creativity, breaking design rules, and fostering a captivating blend of styles. By incorporating the principles of contemporary maximalism into your own home interiors, you can create a visually stimulating and personalized space that truly reflects your unique personality and style. -
We are ready to get outdoors....and bring it inside!
Outdoor fabrics have come a long way from the stripped awnings of the 1960's and later marine fabric of the 1970's. Today, there are many colours and patterns to choose from and they are very practical to use inside your home where high traffic, sticky fingers, and general wear and tear occur.
