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Best Materials for Your Kitchen Walls
When we design a kitchen, we also think about the materials as a whole and how they fit together coherently with the rest of the house. Kitchen walls are prone to rubbing and friction, so they show more obvious signs of wear than other areas of the house. If you want to renovate your kitchen, all its elements must be in complete harmony. Under no circumstances should you neglect the surface of your kitchen counter, stove, and work area. Since it is a large surface and prone to staining, it will be the first to look neglected if it is not in impeccable condition. The best materials for kitchen walls Porcelain It is a very resistant material and easy to clean, especially if you choose a large model that reduces the number of visible joints. The range of prices and models is endless, so it is a material suitable for any situation. Small size tiles They have the advantage of giving a particular finish to the walls, making them, however, more complicated to maintain. Furthermore, we recommend reserving them for a single wall that will be put on display and become the true protagonist of the kitchen. Natural stones The charm of natural stone is unmatched. Cladding kitchen walls with this porous and delicate material requires more care than other materials, but it will age better. The passing of time makes the stones shine even more. The same material as the counter This is a coherent and linear option, especially if the counter material is porcelain or stone. It is the perfect covering for a minimalist and simple kitchen. Microcement The biggest advantage? Versatility, since it takes up little space and can be applied to any material in the kitchen. We recommend it for walls rather than floors, considering the thinness of the material. In addition, it is waterproof and becomes easier to clean over time.
Learn moreRenovating an old house
Renovating a newly purchased old home must be a thoughtful and well-researched decision. To ensure your choices are right, focus on the following basic points to make your old home a perfect environment. With our advice, everything will seem easier: The floor plan The floor plan of the house will be of great help to you in pondering the many possibilities of space management possible. Adapting your old house to your current preferences is much easier if you have the measurements of each room, since you can redesign and plan the spaces calmly. House structure The original structure of the old house can influence the interventions you will carry out inside it. For example, the position of the load-bearing walls or any columns influences the design of the spaces, which are difficult to modify. The distribution of the rooms, in fact, is a fundamental factor in the renovation of an old house. Wall height Very often the height of the walls and how much free space there is are overlooked, even though it is a decisive factor in the renovation. When reorganizing the spaces we recommend installing a false ceiling that facilitates the insertion of recessed lights or air conditioners, if necessary. Therefore, when you visit the old house you would like to buy, take a look at the vertical space of each room and knock with your knuckles to see if there is a false ceiling or not. If so, it will be easier to calculate the measurements of your installations in advance. Humidity The presence of humidity is a delicate matter, since any repairs are not immediate. The behavior of water is unpredictable and it may take several attempts before finding a solution. For this reason, we recommend carefully checking each wall of your old home that, due to the passage of time, could present infiltrations or water leaks.
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The art of "decluttering", the real guide to tidying up your home and feeling better!
Organizing your home, or decluttering (is that how you say it?), is no small feat, but the benefits go far beyond the simple visual satisfaction of clean, well-organized spaces. A tidy space that contains only what we need has a major impact on how we feel. Removing clutter reduces the visual impact and the feeling of being surrounded by "unfinished" tasks. Plus, by clearing extraneous objects from the space, it's easier to see, use, and even clean what's left. In short, decluttering leads to a happier home, and knowing how to best declutter is very important. Clutter is easy to accumulate and happens without us realizing it, but it’s probably taken years for your home to get to that point. It’s important to be realistic about how long a whole-house decluttering project will take, both to avoid becoming discouraged and to stay motivated along the way. Where to Start Decluttering Organizing your home requires a great deal of mental and emotional energy. To be successful, you need to not only have the right tools on hand, but also approach the project with a clear plan. Considering the pitfalls and obstacles before diving into the project ensures that you don’t get bogged down when, say, you encounter a gift from a former colleague or when you find yourself in a huge mess without the energy to move on to the next step. It’s also crucial that you put yourself in the right frame of mind before you begin, to maintain the momentum needed to get the job done. “The first step before you jump in is to visualize what you want your home to look like,” recommends Kim Jones, founder and CEO of the organizing company Lock and Key Home . “Imagine waving a magic wand and your dreams coming true. What would it look like? How would you feel? Do you smile at the thought? Write it all down so you can refer back to it.” Jones also suggests using the power of the proverbial spoonful of sugar: "It's also really important to know what motivates you," she says. "For me, I'm most productive with a cup of coffee and some '90s rap on full blast. For others, it can be the exact opposite. It's important to know what gets you going and what gives you the energy to be ready to conquer." Sarit Weiss, founder and chief organizer of Neat and Orderly Home Organizing , offers some practical tips for preparing for a decluttering marathon: Create a schedule and give yourself a deadline. “Whether you plan to declutter in one day or over the course of a week, having a schedule ensures you’re dedicating time to each room or area. This approach makes the process more systematic and less overwhelming,” Weiss says, adding that a schedule can help break the project down into bite-sized chunks. "You don't have to dedicate an entire day to decluttering. Setting aside an hour or two each day, or even each week, can help you reach your decluttering goals." A deadline keeps the project from dragging on forever. “For those who work well with deadlines, set a realistic deadline to complete the decluttering process,” Weiss suggests. “This adds a sense of urgency and helps maintain focus.” The deadline is flexible and can be set to what works best for you. Where to suffer, room by room. Decluttering in the kitchen Decluttering the kitchen has a huge impact on how a home functions. It’s the “hub of a home,” Jones says, adding that it’s where you spend the most time (and not just for eating and cooking!) and where guests gather. That’s why it should be the first place to start, Jones says, not only because it’s used every day, but also because it’s often the easiest to clean. Here’s how. To declutter your home, especially your kitchen, start with a small section. “You don’t have to clean out every cabinet or pantry at once,” Weiss says. “Pick a micro-area, like a drawer, cabinet, or pantry shelf, to begin the decluttering process.” Get rid of items that don't belong to you. Grab a laundry basket or box and quickly gather items that need to go somewhere else. Set this aside for later and focus on the kitchen. Start with the refrigerator. Jones recommends starting with the refrigerator as your first micro-area. “This will build momentum, because throwing out old food and empty mustard bottles requires no thought. The ‘throw away’ mentality will take hold.” Use the “empty, categorize, and put” strategy. For every space in your kitchen, including the refrigerator, use this decluttering method. For example, once you’ve emptied the refrigerator, put everything into categories on the counter. Then, sort by category: decide on each item, check expiration dates or whether it’s still good to use, and then keep, donate, or throw out what needs to be eliminated. Before you put things back in the refrigerator, give it a thorough cleaning. When you put things back, consider how you’ll arrange them, whether by frequency of use or what you need most. Bonus: Evaluate your purchases. Jones says this is a good time to evaluate your purchases to see what you use and what you don’t use and make better decisions about future purchases. Continue the strategy of clearing, sorting, and organizing for the rest of the kitchen. Here are some areas to declutter: cabinets, drawers, pantry, and/or under-sink area. Let's move on to the bathroom Jones stresses the importance of personalized organization, especially in the bathroom. “You want your bathroom to be organized in a way that supports your process. If you’re one of the many people who get out of bed on autopilot in the morning, you want your space to be as intuitive as possible,” Jones says. Clear out cabinets and drawers. Jones and Weiss agree with this first step, but they add that you should also clear things off countertops. Decide what to keep and what to throw away. It's time to throw out all the items that are expired, unsafe, or no longer needed. Check the expiration dates printed on personal hygiene items and the symbol that indicates how long the product remains fresh once opened. Create categories. Group items into categories and narrow down what you need and what you don’t. These categories could be: makeup, skin care, hair tools, medical supplies, etc. “Make sure all the items you are categorizing and want to put in the bathroom are items you use in the bathroom. Items that don’t belong in the bathroom should be moved,” Weiss adds. Create a system. This will save you time, reduce stress levels, and make it easier to grab and take away items,” Jones explains. “Visualize your routine and what you use on a daily basis, and use the top drawers for those items. For example, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hairbrush, facial cleanser, cotton balls, and swabs.” Designate zones and replace items. Once you’ve thought about your system, designate zones for each category of items. “Dedicate one area of your vanity to each category of items,” Weiss says. “The vanity may seem small, but you can always maximize space by adding stackable bins. This will help you store more of your essentials in the vanity.” Baskets are helpful for maintaining zones, and backsplashes can maximize countertop and cabinet space. Let's move on to the wardrobe Your closet can be one of the most daunting areas to declutter. The thought of dealing with so many items—many of which are tied to feelings, desires, or guilt—can seem overwhelming before you even begin. However, a few strategies can make the entire process go more smoothly and help you finish what you started. Break the project down into categories. While many other areas of the home start with a clean-out of an entire space, when it comes to clearing out closets, it’s best to break them down into categories. “Since this is a big task, break it down into sections: clothes, shoes, and accessories,” Jones advises. Even if you decide to clear out your entire closet at once, break the items down into categories. Seeing everything you have in one category makes it easier to get rid of extra items. Deciding what to keep to organize your home is key. Go through each clothing category and decide what to keep, what to throw away, what to sell, and what to donate. Set aside designated spaces or, better yet, bins for each of these categories. You may need to try on items, and decisions may not always be easy. Keep in mind ideas such as what makes you feel good, what makes you smile or frown, whether you have repeat items, and whether they fit into your current lifestyle. Put away everything you keep. Creating designated spaces for different types of items is key to an organized closet, according to Weiss. “Designate specific areas for each clothing category, keeping the space organized and visually pleasing,” she says. She also recommends organizing closet rods to ensure that hanging rods stay categorized. The bedroom A tidy and organized bedroom has a big impact on the quality of your relaxation and sleep. But the bedroom can quickly become cluttered with items like clothes, plates of drinks and midnight snacks, unpacked suitcases, and linens in various stages of completion. Plus, it’s easy to shut the door on bedroom clutter, and because it’s such a private room, it’s often the last priority when it comes to tidying up. Eliminate items that don't belong. Often a messy bedroom is filled with items that don't belong to you. This can be the quickest type of clutter to deal with. Take a laundry basket or box and gather everything that belongs in another room, then put it outside the bedroom and deal with it later. Clear the surfaces. Next, clear the surfaces of the bedroom of anything that is left in the room and quickly put it back in its place. This way, when you move on to the next step, you will not have to deal with random objects. Then put the cream in the drawer, hang the bathrobe on the hook of the door and take care of the clean clothes that you need to fold and put away. To declutter your home, work in small areas. "Don't feel pressured to declutter your bedroom all at once. Start small, tackling one drawer, dresser, or nightstand at a time," Weiss says. Empty. Once you have decided on the area to tackle, empty the entire space. Taking one item at a time, decide what to keep, what to donate, and what to throw away. Categorize. After you’ve cleared out your items, categorize everything by type. You might have a pile of books you want to read, personal care items you like to keep in your bedroom, and clothes you keep in your dresser. And finally the living area ! The living room often houses a lot of different items, which can make decluttering a challenge. But sticking to categories and doing decluttering in small doses can make the job manageable. This is one of the key areas of the "declutter your home" project! Choose a micro-area. Weiss is a proponent of choosing smaller spaces to declutter one at a time, and the living room is no exception. “Start with a micro-area like a bookshelf, an entire bookcase, or a piece of furniture in the living room. Starting small will help you avoid burnout,” she says. Create a blank canvas. Once you've chosen an area to tackle, empty it. For example, Weiss says, "Start the living room decluttering process by clearing away bookshelves and entertainment centers, creating a blank canvas for your newly decluttered space." Decide what to keep. Now it’s time to address what you’ve emptied. “Think through your decorative items, books, and electronics, sorting them into piles to keep, donate, or discard,” Weiss says. Be sure to prepare the space or bins for each category before you begin. Work item by item, deciding what stays and what goes. Classify and organize. After assessing your living room items, Weiss recommends, “Categorise the remaining items and assign them to specific areas. Try to place items strategically. For example, keep TV remotes near the couch so they’re easy to find and put away when you’re watching TV.” This type of strategic placement of items not only makes living room activities flow more smoothly, but it also helps keep the newly decluttered space clutter-free. What do we do with what we have left?! Decluttering your space feels amazing. Each area you’ve tackled feels more functional and contains only the things you need and love, and just looking at it makes you feel at peace. But don’t stop there! Make sure you address the clutter you’ve removed so it doesn’t become clutter elsewhere in your home. After you’ve decluttered your space (ASAP!), decide what to do with the clutter you’ve eliminated. Sell. You can make some money by selling items you no longer need or want. Just be careful that the items you plan to sell don’t become another source of clutter and stress. List your items as early as possible and set a deadline for donating if the items haven’t sold. Apps and sites like Poshmark, Mercari, eBay, and ThreadUp make the process easy. Local options like Facebook Marketplace are great for larger items or if you want to avoid shipping. Decluttering also means giving. “Donating is a great way to give your items a new life and allow someone else to enjoy them as much as you did,” Jones says. “It’s always helpful to have a list of charities you’re passionate about, especially if they accept clothing and household goods donations, like Goodwill, the Salvation Army, or Habitat for Humanity ReStore.” Recycle. Before you throw your discarded items in the trash, check to see if there’s anything that can be recycled. For example, “old clothes can be recycled through clothing and textile recycling companies,” Weiss says.
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Interior Design and Artificial Intelligence (AI): How it helps us now and how it will help us in the future
Interior Design and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an increasingly discussed and talked about combination. In this article, we will explore the role of AI from the point of view of an interior designer and how this technology could influence and improve our lives in the future. 1. Customizing Projects One of the main potentials of AI in this sector is the great ability to customize projects based on individual needs and tastes. Thanks to machine learning and data analysis, AI systems can collect information on personal preferences and suggest design solutions that fully reflect the customer's wishes. This means that each furniture project will be unique and tailored to the customer, ensuring a more engaging and satisfying design experience. 2. The Power of Virtual Reality AI is taking virtual reality (VR) to a new level in the interior design industry. By combining AI and VR, designers can create realistic simulations of environments before they are actually built. This allows clients to explore and experience virtual spaces, making changes and adjustments before proceeding with the actual implementation. This interactive design process provides greater clarity and understanding of designs, minimizing errors and improving work efficiency. In fact, our team of Architects and Interior Designers already uses several advanced AI applications to offer increasingly precise and timely design services to our customers. 3. Automation in Design Processes Artificial Intelligence can automate several stages of the interior design process. For example, AI systems can process and analyze data from previous projects , learning from past successes and failures to suggest more efficient and optimized solutions. It can also automate material selection, drafting project plans, and even generating innovative layouts. This increase in automation allows designers to focus on more creative and strategic aspects of design. This is why Interior Design and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are a strategic combination to which we should pay increasing attention. 4. Greater Energy Efficiency AI can also play a crucial role in designing sustainable and energy-efficient interiors. Using advanced algorithms, space layouts, material selection, and the use of natural light can be optimized to maximize the energy efficiency of buildings. This will significantly help reduce the environmental impact of our homes and work environments, ensuring greater sustainability in the interior design industry. 5. Improving Customer Experience AI will not only improve the interior design process but also provide a better overall customer experience. With AI, customers will be able to have a more active and participatory involvement in the design process, making informed decisions based on virtual simulations and personalized suggestions. This will help create a stronger relationship between designers and customers and ensure more satisfying end results. Conclusions Artificial Intelligence is transforming interior design, opening up new opportunities and enhancing the capabilities of designers. Through customization of projects, the use of virtual reality, process automation, energy efficiency and improved customer experience, AI is shaping a more creative, sustainable and empathetic future of interior design. Stay tuned as AI will continue to revolutionize the world of interior design in the coming years. In the meantime, however, we strongly believe that the relationship with customers remains and will remain the key point of our work, which is why, even online, we offer qualified advice 24/7 throughout the purchasing process and for our entire catalog .
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But how does OGO furniture float?!
Spanish brand OGO Furniture was one of the exhibitors at IMM Cologne last January. The company brings forth a unique design inspired by family time and relaxation. Below is an exchange of views with the minds behind the brand. OGO Furniture stands out for its unique design when it comes to outdoor furniture. Where does your inspiration come from? We are inspired by life, by "chilling" and enjoying free time with family and friends. Our design team loves these moments of joy and knows how important it is to create the right atmosphere in both private and common spaces to create unforgettable moments." OGO Furniture emphasizes the versatility of its pool accessories, which can be customized for different environments. Can you explain the principles of modularity and adaptability that your team refers to? Our team works hard to find the right fabrics that deliver the highest quality and durability we want for our items, and within these, we aim to create the widest possible range of colours and textures. The versatility of most of our items - which, in addition to general outdoor use, can also be used by the pool - will make any creative interior designer think of using them in their projects. For example, they can use the loungers from the new Duna collection next to the pool and surround the area with our 'Donut Sofas', our 'Flowers' or our iconic 'Starfish' to add colour and fun to the environment.' The floating feature of OGO furniture is a unique and intriguing aspect. Can you explain what materials and design elements allow the furniture to float and how this innovation contributes to the overall outdoor and poolside experience? The reason why our items float is no secret: their filling is made of expanded polystyrene, the famous cork beads, although from now on they will be produced with biomass, as our commitment to the environment is deeply rooted in our hearts. The quality of our products is that they are made with a unique, breathable and draining fabric. Water enters the product but comes out when it is removed from the water, allowing it to be stored during the winter months and, despite this, UV rays do not damage the fabric. We guarantee 5 years of impeccable color". Looking to the future, what are OGO Furniture 's plans? Our goals are focused, on the one hand, on expanding the brand to other countries, which is why we will be attending the next Hability fair in Las Vegas, from April 30 to May 2. Bringing the product closer to the end customer to avoid unnecessary CO2 waste is one of our goals. On the other hand, the OGO team is enthusiastic about new ideas and projects, which is what sets us apart. We have recently launched the DUNA loungers and we already have new ideas that will be presented in Valencia at the Feria Hábitat 2024".
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Why You Should Choose a Bean Bag for Your Outdoors
Summer is a season full of sunshine, relaxation, and (hopefully) unforgettable moments. However, it’s not always possible to spend it on vacation with a drink in hand. But what if we could bring that feeling into our homes? In this article, we’ll explore how outdoor bean bags can transform an ordinary summer into an extraordinary experience. Comfort and quality: During the summer, we all want comfortable seating that allows us to relax and sunbathe. Pusku Pusku outdoor bean bags could be the perfect solution. Today, in fact, compared to a few years ago, reliable manufacturers offer a wide range of quality bean bags (sofas, loungers), suitable for indoor and outdoor lounge areas. The high-quality materials and modern ergonomic design guarantee a luxurious and pleasant relaxation experience. Pusku Pusku wants to make every occasion special, be it a party, a birthday, a dinner with friends or simply a moment of relaxation after work. Outdoor bean bags can enhance these events, offering additional seating and a relaxed atmosphere. And don't forget the convenience of having lightweight and easy-to-move furniture that can accommodate guests of all ages. While enjoying the summer sun is wonderful, it is very important to choose the products for your lounge area carefully. Make sure to choose a high-quality bean bag with UV-resistant materials that are safe for summer rain. Outdoor Pusku Pusku are easy to clean and can be easily moved from one place to another. Discover the entire collection on Restylit.com, and let our interior designers advise you!
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Design icon: chairs and armchairs inspired by the drawings of Pierre Jeanneret
When can an armchair be considered iconic? The timeless design, which combines elegance and simplicity with an idea of immediate comfort, ensures this nomination for the PJ armchair , inspired by the designs of the visionary Pierre Jeanneret. Project by Restylit.com A classic , an icon with a timeless design Designed in the middle of the last century for the Capitol Complex in Chandigarh, India , it represents one of Le Corbusier's most significant projects. Furthermore, the inclusion of this complex of buildings in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2016 has shifted the spotlight towards this project. Its rooms featured these comfortable armchairs with thick padding, with a V-shaped compositional scheme of the supports. Pierre Jeanneret and Le Corbusier seated in one of the Chandigarh chair The chair’s V-shaped legs, made from moisture- and insect-resistant Burmese wood, were sturdy. And their durability would be tested decades later in Chandigarh, when, as people gravitated toward more contemporary designs, scores of Jeanneret chairs were discarded and piled up all over the city, from the roof of the Supreme Court to the balconies of administrative buildings. Many were even sold at local auctions for a couple of rupees. Original furniture piled in storage at the High Court, Sector 1, Chandigarh But in the early 2000s, furniture dealers began to surround Chandigarh, notably Eric Touchaleaume, Francois Laffanour, Phillipe Jousse and Patrick Seguin, who saw the value in Jeanneret's discarded chairs before anyone else, purchasing a number of the original pieces. Inevitably, Jeanneret’s chair has made a comeback and found global recognition as an iconic piece of design. Beloved among design professionals around the world, including the likes of Belgian interior designer Axel Vervoordt and French architect Joseph Dirand, the chair has attracted such widespread demand that since 2011, a rule has been in place stating that none of the original pieces still in Chandigarh can leave India without the approval of the country’s Ministry of Culture. Chandigarh's Capitol Complex is now a UNESCO heritage site The V Chairs designed by Pierre Jeanneret are the design icons most loved by Stars and Celebrities Since its rediscovery, the chair has become a design staple. Jeanneret chairs, both original and restored, still command record prices at auction and grace the homes of famous designers and celebrities such as the Kardashian sisters, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Lenny Kravitz. And as demand on the market increases, a once common chair is now making a comeback. Kourtney Kardashian's Home Office Inside Kim Kardashian & Kanye West's 60 Million Dollars' Home Inside Kim Kardashian & Kanye West's 60 Million Dollars' Home Kourtney Kardashian's dining room also features Pierre Jeanneret Chairs Inside Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's chic Malibu Mansion Instagram @rosiehw The modern re-edition of Design Details The contemporary and 100% made in Italy reworking of the Capitol Complex upholstered armchair features an oak wood structure with Wenge or Mahogany finish, padded backrest, seat and armrests covered in velvet or leather. The PJ armchair is available with or without armrests and is available in both indoor and outdoor fabric versions. PJ_01 with armrests PJ_02 without armrests Its simple and minimalist lines have made it an internationally renowned flagship product based on the values of craftsmanship and high quality. Discover the collection of rattan chairs inspired by the designs of Pierre Jeanneret: More recently, Dutch brand Eichholtz has created a series of chairs that they have dubbed the “Tribute Collection,” paying aesthetic homage to the original designs through simple modernist forms, distinct V-shaped constructions, and woven rattan details. The collection capitalizes on the demand for Jeanneret’s pieces and brings those infamous designs into a contemporary context. Today, Chandigarh is considered one of the few successful planned cities in the world, and still has around a million residents living within its stoically curved concrete walls. And although it has been more than 50 years since the city was conceived, the iconic legacy of Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret lives on in these chairs, reminding us of one of the most significant architectural feats the world has ever seen.
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Furnishing a small house
Decorating a small home is a challenge, but with our six tips, but starting now it will be easier with these simple tips. The proportion of the furniture Instead of downsizing your furniture, downsize it. It’s better to have fewer, full-sized pieces of furniture than to go for miniature furniture. The size of your furniture is crucial to your home. Although furnishing a small home can be a challenge, making a list of priorities and buying only the essentials can be a great help. Mirrors in strategic points to expand the space Mirrors have the power to reflect light and make spaces seem larger. To take advantage of this feature, place them in strategic places: in front of open windows or doors so that they reflect the outside space. The position is as important as what it reflects. Remember: one large mirror is better than several small ones. Light and neutral colors Light colors help make rooms appear larger and brighter. Classic neutrals, on the other hand, are the easiest to combine and rarely go out of style. Create a blank canvas to have fun with and highlight colorful and bright elements against a neutral background, so you can make the most of your small home. Light furniture A simple trick to avoid making a small house seem too loaded and full of furniture, is to use light ones that do not touch the floor, but that have thin legs. In this way the spaces will expand to the sight and the small size of your house will no longer be perceptible. Paintings: few but great Using a few large paintings leaves the walls free and gives a sense of spaciousness to the house. On the contrary, a wall full of many small paintings can seem suffocating and make the room smaller. This trick makes the room spacious and bright, without overloading the spaces. Additionally, a useful optical illusion to make the walls appear higher is to place paintings near the furniture rather than the ceiling.
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Feydom, the top brand in modular sofas
The brand Feydom is in the spotlight, specializing in unique modular and sectional sofas. With its modern and versatile lines, it captures the attention of the design world. What makes it a protagonist is its extreme functionality, based on modular seats and ingenious simplicity for your modern living room. Each Feydom modular sofa moves in space, extending and harmoniously, and the multiple modulation possibilities of its components make each single piece of furniture an inimitable invention. Feydom seems to have thought of everything: resistant, comfortable, stain-proof fabrics and available in various colors. CUBAN sofa project by Restylit CUBAN sofa project by Restylit The MATACAO 2 ARCHIPELAGO Sofa A Feydom gem is the sophisticated modular sofa MATACAO 2 ARCHIPELAGO , with a minimalist and transformable look. The modularity of the seats makes it the perfect choice for your dynamic lifestyle. With the MATACAO sofa the sky is the limit: you have five removable and combinable elements, made up of both rectangular and pentagonal shapes. Each element represents an armchair on its own, but the configuration possibilities are endless. The choice is yours! MATACAO ARCHIPELAGO Sofa The Bon Bon Sofa You can't mention Feydom without mentioning the modular sofa Bon Bon , winner of the Design Award. Composed of two armchairs with backrest and cushions, it is available in three sizes, S, M or L depending on your needs. The elements that compose it are modular and allow you to create different combinations without the slightest effort, such as a two-seater sofa, double bed, single bed or corner sofa. So you will never get bored of your living space! BON BON S sofa Project by @space.odyssey.interiors Photo by @finomaks BON BON S sofa Project by @space.odyssey.interiors Photo by @finomaks BON BON S sofa Project by @space.odyssey.interiors Photo by @finomaks The Feydom brand collaborates with Restylit to best personalize your design experience, thanks to the help of expert interior designers who can guide you for free in choosing the sofa or armchair of your dreams. Your living space will be able to amaze you and make you wonder how you have furnished until now without its unmistakable design. Discover other sofas and armchairs by Feydom: CHOICE sofa 1 credit picture by @eaglesnestljubljana
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