Trends

Sculptural Side Tables: Functional Art

23 August 2024

This year, accent and sculptural side tables are emerging as a pivotal trend in interior design. These pieces offer a unique blend of functionality and artistry, serving practical purposes while allowing homeowners to infuse their spaces with a sense of individuality and flair. Here are some standout examples that illustrate how these tables can transform a room.

Cattelan Italia Dodo Coffee Table      Cattelan Italia Penguin Side Table     
Pictured:  Dodo and Penguin by Cattelan Italia

Cattelan Italia's Dodo side table is a true sculptural gem. With its whimsical, organic shape, it serves as both a practical surface and a piece of art. The Dodo table’s unique form can add a playful and artistic element to any interior, making it a conversation starter and a functional addition. 

The Penguin side table by Cattelan Italia combines quirky design with practicality. Its distinctive shape and bold lines make it an eye-catching piece, while its functionality as a side table ensures it’s as useful as it is stylish. This table is ideal for those looking to inject a bit of personality into their home.

Bontempi Casa H2O coffee table     Porada Jelly Side Table 
Pictured: H2O by Bontempi Casa and Jelly by Porada

The H2O coffee table by Bontempi Casa brings a sleek, modern vibe to any room. Its minimalistic design, characterised by clean lines and a smooth finish, makes it a versatile piece that can complement various decor styles.

Porada's Jelly side table is a beautiful blend of form and function. Its elegant, rounded design and high-quality materials make it a luxurious addition. The Jelly table’s sculptural quality adds a touch of sophistication, while its practicality ensures it remains a useful piece of furniture.

To incorporate these side tables into your home, consider the balance between form and function. These tables can serve as focal points in a room, so place them where they can be both admired and utilised — next to seating areas, beside beds, or in entryways. Pair them with complementary decor that highlights their unique designs, and let these pieces showcase your personal style and creativity.

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Round in Circles — Spherical Shapes

25 July 2024

The trend of spherical and rounded shapes in furniture design is set to dominate interiors in 2024, bringing a sense of fluidity and softness to home decor. These organic forms are not only visually appealing but also create a cosy and welcoming ambience.

Cattelan Italia Ritz Lounge Table          
Pictured:  Ritz Lounge Table and Rhonda Lounge Chair by Cattelan Italia

The Ritz Lounge Table by Cattelan Italia exemplifies this trend with its voluptuous curves and ergonomic design. Place it in your living room or by a window with an armchair, creating an inviting spot for a relaxing reading nook or games corner.

Calligaris Twins Wood Table           
Pictured:  Twins Wood Table and Holly Fab Chair by Calligaris

The Twins Wood Table by Calligaris showcases sleek, rounded edges and a harmonious balance between form and function. Its dual-base design, featuring two interconnected, round surfaces, adds a playful yet sophisticated touch to any space.

Porada Ekero Side Table      
Pictured: Ekero Side Table and Etienne Sofa by Porada

Porada’s Ekero Side Table is another perfect example of how spherical shapes can add elegance to your decor. Made from high-quality wood with a lipped edge and a rounded, sculptural base, it brings an artistic flair to any room. This versatile piece can be used beside a sofa or as a bedside table, adding both style and functionality.

Bontempi Casa Kodi Armchair      
Pictured: Kodi Armchair and Ray Coffee Table by Bontempi Casa

The Kodi Armchair by Bontempi Casa also combines contemporary design with the comfort of rounded shapes. Its enveloping form and soft cushioning make it ideal for creating a cosy corner in your living room or bedroom. The chair’s minimalist design ensures it fits seamlessly into various decor styles.

To incorporate this trend, start by selecting a few key pieces. Balance these with neutral tones and complementary textures to avoid overwhelming the space. Accessories such as round mirrors, curved vases, and spherical lighting can enhance the theme. Embrace this trend to create a home that feels both modern and inviting, with an emphasis on comfort and aesthetic harmony.

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Muted Pastels

13 July 2024

Muted pastels are having a moment in interior design, and for good reason. These soft, calming hues create a serene and charming ambience that’s highly sought after. 

Bontempi Casa Amelie Chair Wood Legs  Bontempi Casa Queen Chair        
Pictured: Amelie Chair with Wood Legs and Queen Chair, both by Bontempi Casa

Why pastels?
Muted pastels offer a gentle, soothing quality, making them perfect for creating a relaxed atmosphere in spaces like bedrooms and living rooms. Consider the Amelie Chair in Old Rose Supreme Velvet or the Queen Chair in Light Blue Supreme Velvet, both by Bontempi Casa.

These subtle tones can be easily integrated into various design styles, allowing for endless possibilities. Plus, muted pastels never go out of style, ensuring longevity in your decor choices.

How to incorporate muted pastels
It can be easy to find muted pastels but bringing them into your home can be difficult.
-        Use muted pastel hues on walls to create a serene backdrop for furniture and décor
-        Consider introducing them through accessories like throw pillows, rugs, and artwork
-        Combine different shades of pastels for depth while maintaining a cohesive look

Calligaris Twins Table          
Pictured:  Twins Table by Calligaris

Design tips
Don’t forget balance – pair muted pastels with neutrals and textures to create an inviting space, such as the Twins Table by Calligaris. And consider embracing minimalist elegance with rounded forms and unusual contours, which adds impact without overwhelming your space.

Remember, it’s all about achieving sophistication through subtlety. So go ahead, embrace the soft allure of muted pastels in your home.

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A tranquil bedroom oasis: the power of colour

2 July 2024

Your bedroom is more than just a place to sleep — it’s your personal sanctuary. The colours you choose for this space can significantly impact your mood, relaxation, and overall well-being. So how can you use them to transform your bedroom into a soothing retreat?

Porada Ziggy Four Poster Bed          
Pictured:  Ziggy Four Poster Bed by Porada

Green: the colour of balance and harmony
Green is the colour of life – it communicates peace, balance, and harmony, but the right shade of green also exudes elegance and luxury. It rejuvenates and connects us to nature, promoting feelings of safety and security. Consider the Ziggy Four Poster Bed by Porada with an upholstered headboard in a soft green hue.

Blue: the colour of calmness and serenity
Blue evokes tranquility and calmness and create the sense of fresh, airy coastal palettes. Light blues create a serene atmosphere, while deeper blues add sumptuous sophistication. Combine blue and green for a refreshing, nature-inspired palette.

Cattelan Italia Simon Bed           
Pictured:  Simon Bed by Cattelan Italia

Neutrals: the colour of timeless elegance
Neutrals (greys, beiges, and whites) provide a blank canvas, such as the Simon Bed by Cattelan Italia. They’re calming, timeless and versatile, while keeping a space feeling open and airy.

Pastels: soft and soothing tones
Pastels, like pale blues and mint greens, create a gentle, soothing vibe, but can also feel cosy and warm. They’re perfect for bedrooms, where you can mix a range of pastel shades for a relaxed look.

Remember, your bedroom colour scheme should resonate with your personality. Choose hues that make you feel at ease and create a space that feels positive and uplifting.

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