INSPIRATIONS - CONCEPT HOMES
BEDROOM - ENKEL BED FRAME
Dreaming of a bedroom where you can snuggle in and escape the hustle and bustle of the outside world? Sleep tight tonight with the cosy bedroom space we have came up with. We’ve even picked the products for you, so it’s easy to recreate what you see here in...
LIVING ROOM - JASEN SOFA
If you have a lot of space to play with, our designers suggest going with the JASEN sofa set. Simple yet grand, the JASEN set transforms any bare space into a lush, contemporary room, perfect for entertaining guests. Sleek, foldable dividers not only help to divide your living space,...
LIVING ROOM - VILA SOFA
For a more comfy looking living room, choose sofas with fabrics and more cushions. Add accessories like statement throw cushions and throw rugs for coziness. Don’t forget wall decorations and greenery for that airBNB flavour!
LIVING ROOM - KUL SOFA
Take advantage of modular furniture and style your home according to your needs. Small spaces might require a L-shaped sofa, which can be taken apart and rearranged when guests visit. To add personality to white spaces, add pops of colour and/or indoor greenery.
LIVING ROOM - DAYBED
VACKRARE VARDAGSVARA: BIG WORDS, SIMPLE TRUTH.In 1919, the influential Swedish art historian and critic Gregor Paulsson published a significant text titled Vackrare Vardagsvara (More Beautiful Everyday Things). It called for high standards of design in everyday life, in which things were functional yet beautiful – a principle that quickly...
HOME OFFICE - ATELIER
From work to workshop - adjustable pieces like the Atelier desk are great if you have things to keep out of reach of little ones (cats not included).
KIDS’ BEDROOM - ENKEL BED
Plush toys, play tents, the works - colour is key for the little ones, and they’ll want lots of it. Choose accessories with similar colour themes, and mount DIY projects using decorative washi tape for added pops of colour. Avoid creating a cluttered look by keeping the main furniture...
BEDROOM - ENKEL BED
For a grown-up’s bedroom, keep bedside tables for storing books, glasses, or other things you might need before and after sleep. The straight lines in this setting are punctuated with a unique jewellery cabinet: with a swivel base and a full-length mirror bringing up the rear, you’ll always have...
LIFESTYLE DINING - TRAE
Scanteak dining is never a complicated affair. All we need are a table, a couple of chairs, and we’re good to go. We love how teak maintains its richness through colour and grain; compliment your teak table with a simple runner (any colour will do, really), and let the...
BEDROOM - STELLAN BED
Scandinavian design is all about finding beauty and practicality in simple things. Keep things clean and minimal by only retaining the essential pieces, leaving room for one or two accents. Use light colours or pastels to avoid giving the feel of too much “decorative conversation”. To maintain a touch...
DESIGNER LIVING - PROLOGUE
To avoid building up a claustrophobic environment, reduce visual clutter and free up space by keeping to simple, lean designs. The more space you see, the bigger your room will feel. Try to keep to a colour scheme to highlight accent pieces, but take care not to overdo it....
LIVING ROOM - STARK SOFA
Instead of building your living room around a piece of furniture, start by thinking of a general colour theme, and things will fall into place. Make use of complementary colours and accessories to achieve your favourite look! Sofas with interchangeable cushion covers can lend a whole new look and...
LIVING ROOM - KONISKA SOFA
Tea green and natural browns are a serene combination, reminding one of nature. For a Japanese living room look, go for furniture with subtle curves and green or earthy tones. Decoration should be kept as simple as possible, accentuated with small plants and statement cushions.
DINING AREA - LOIS
Add subtle decorations to your dining table, such as plants or candles, so that it’ll always look visitor-ready! If your table flushes against the wall, simple framed pictures also help to liven up the table setting. Using simple additions like a butler tray can also be helpful when friends...
DINING CORNER - LOIS
Houses are getting smaller, and sometimes we have to make do with converting available corners into dining areas. Simple ways to add more seating space at your dining table include using benches, which - to be frank - are also easier to clean.
LIVING ROOM - HOLM
With young children or senior citizens in the home, furniture with rounded edges might be something to consider. Thicker cushions can be used to bolster against hard surfaces. Take advantage of natural lighting to create the illusion of a wider space. Don’t be afraid to play with darker colours...
DESIGNER DINING - PROLOGUE
If small space is a constraint, opt for furniture with slim, sleek lines. Their light proportions will lend the illusion of more space, and hence a larger room. Use dual-purpose pieces, such as the DUO swivel bench - which doubles up as a dining and living room bench. Instead...
STUDY ROOM - SLAT TABLE
If you have limited width, build upwards. Find tables with tiered surfaces for additional book display space. In this setting, our designers have subtly matched the table and chair to maintain the theme of horizontal lines. A minimal alternative to a pinboard is to use a wire mesh for...
BEDROOM - STORA BED
If you’re the type with a double bed and are left with no more space for your accessories, build upwards. Use items that take advantage of vertical storage - and even better if they rotate to reveal essentials such as a full-length mirror (we’re talking about that jewellery cabinet)....
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