Natural, sustainable and unique. At home, we want to create a relaxed feel-good atmosphere that we can enjoy at its fullest with a clear ... weiterlesen
For many years, design has been rigidly based on the philosophy of ‘form follows function’. Now it’s time to break with the past. Using ... weiterlesen
A guest blog by Niki Brantmark, My Scandinavian Home
Guest blog by solebich Airy-light textiles, canopies held up on canes, overgrown jungle plants and atmospheric flickering storm lanterns. The latest interior trends will ... weiterlesen
Décor created from branches, twigs, flowers and floral patterns, from prints inspired by forest and meadow, from untreated wood, natural stone and raw silk. ... weiterlesen
Prince Carl Philip of Sweden has found his vocation. He has a real talent for design – as did some of his forebears. Designer ... weiterlesen
No dried herb mix, however sophisticated, can match the taste of the fresh variety. Why not grow your own? After all, with a few ... weiterlesen
Experimental designer Marlène Huissoud grew up with honey bees. The French-born creative processes ‘bee glue’ (propolis) into a unique natural material that can be ... weiterlesen
Award-winning TV chef Sybille Schönberger plans to open a gourmet restaurant in Frankfurt. It is going to be a mix of high-end gastronomy and ... weiterlesen
Strictly speaking, Kim HyunJoo’s flexible plates and dishes do indeed grow on trees. The award-winning designer from Seoul made them from traditional hanji paper ... weiterlesen
