Styles

A trip to the countryside with an Alpine look, farm romance and cottage charm. Rustic wooden furniture and natural materials create rural coziness – from the Landchic with Toile de Jouy to the down-to-earth, sometimes sparse rustic style

There are two sides to this style: romantic country with nostalgic accessories, pastel colors and Gustavian furniture. The second is modern, clear lines and pure design with a lot of white and light-colored wood. Design classics are purist and functional.

This is a trip through the most popular holiday destinations – Italy, Spain, France and Greece. Mediterranean flair is a subtle mix of furniture that is allowed to age gracefully and the art of keeping everything simple. Stone walls, rustic wood, wrought iron, pastel colored walls and the fragrance of lavender are characteristic.

Straight lines, clear shapes and clever design are typical for contemporary living. Space has clear structure, surfaces are often made of glass or lacquer, patterns are cubist, ergonomic or restrained. Neutral colors and design elements are accented with bright colors and accessories.

The cult of times past. Design classics from the 20th century, especially the 50’s, 60’s and late 70’s, are a permanent feature of this style. Kidney-shaped tables, shades of mustard, graphic prints and bentwood furniture are back and welcome in the here and now.

Furniture and accessories that have had a previous life and have a story to tell. This is the basis of vintage style. Flea market finds, heirlooms, unique items with all their oddities – time scarred with patina – create the unique charm and attic feeling of this style.

The elegant mix of traditional and timeless design. English furniture, baroque elements, design classics and high quality materials are the main characteristics of this style. Representative, but understated.

Mixing styles is a sophisticated art calling for confident blending of form, color and eras. Contrasts play bravely and cultures are united. Carefully chosen color worlds and style genres hold it all together.

The focus is not on furnishing but rather on the outside – the architecture. Particularly eye-catching houses, unusual floor plans, spectacular additions attract the attention. Whether historical or modern, never ordinary.

The motto for this style is "Less is more." Clear shapes, basic materials and subdued colors create this purist look. White spaces and high quality iconic furniture make it all possible.

Like a journey around the world, these rooms show the most beautiful ideas, souvenirs and inspirations from all countries that can also be combined with each other: African ornaments, Balkan folklore, colorful patterns, Asian chic and oriental dreams unite to create a beautifful world of living.

Showing off your true colors is worth it, even in our homes. Bold people completely rely on colorful walls and dazzling-colored furniture. But also individual color accents are real eye-catchers and can fill your home with energy. A fruitful color concept unites different styles and creates a harmonious atmosphere.

Living in harmony with nature is something to feel good about and gives you a clear conscience. Natural materials such as wood, stone or linen and colors like sand, pebble gray and moss green ensure special comfort. Furniture can age with dignity or be given a new lease of life thanks to recycling.

Great ideas for small rooms: the art is to make sure that space is used as efficiently as possible. Tiny houses and apartments, small rooms, niches and slopes are a challenge that is mastered with good planning, creativity and space saving ideas.

The sense of living here is chic and simple. Clear lines and strong shapes meet dark accents, raw materials and design classics. Just as important as good quality is the history of the pieces and trophies such as a special work of art or a certain kind of whimsy.

Whether city or countryside, whether simple or noble, whether inside or outside – these apartments, houses, gardens and decoration ideas all come from Germany.

Soft touches can turn a home into a romantic pastel dream. A bit of fairy tale, a bit princess. The wonderful thing: lace, embellishments, nostalgia and little flowers fit nicely with bright colors, modern shapes and Shabby Chic style.

For sea-flair off the coast, maritime accessories let a fresh breeze blow. White sand colors, aqua tones and a strong red are the classic colors often combined with a striped look. Baskets, untreated wood or white varnished furniture that are decorated with shells are a perfect match.

Goodbye single apartment – hello family convergence. Sometimes it´s chaotic, sometimes everything is perfectly arranged. In this way, the children's corner can stand out brightly colored or integrate discreetly in the style of the rest of the house.

A real charm offensive in which furniture with patina could tell a story from grandmother’s time. The traces of time such as flaked paint and scratches in the surface meet romantic frills, nostalgic accessories and pastel colors with lots of white. In addition: apparently untreated, coarse wood and textiles with old patterns.

Industrial style brings factory flair home. It´s a bit rough and cool but at the same time always individual and artistic. The workshop look lives on in concrete, metal, untreated wood and leather with genuine originals such as a building light, workbench or metal locker.

The home remains always in motion when rooms with sliding and partition walls are flexibly divided, convertible furniture changes its function and a room loses its classical layout. Old houses get a modern extension, with a scaffold a mezzanine floor is created, and a workshop becomes a living room.

A visit to artists is always an adventure, because their home and workshop is often a collection of wonderful curiosities. There is a lot to discover and often, besides paintings and sculptures, the colors, shapes and the certain chaos turn the whole room into a work of art.