Journal

In the world of interior design, trends come and go, but certain classic techniques continue to captivate enthusiasts and designers alike. One of these is the use of papier mâché, a versatile and affordable fabrication method that has found its place in modern interior design. Papier mâché is an art form that involves creating three-dimensional objects from a mixture of paper and a binder, often glue or a flour-based paste.

Reclaimed wood has become an important trend in interior design for several compelling reasons, blending durability, originality and rustic charm to create a captivating, environmentally-friendly aesthetic. In an age of growing environmental awareness, recycled wood offers a refreshing alternative to traditional decorating materials. This trend reflects a growing desire among consumers to make environmentally-friendly choices while integrating a sense of history and character into their living spaces.

Interior design evolves with the times, trends come and go, but certain materials and styles stand the test of time. One such enduring element is rattan, a versatile and durable material that has made a comeback in recent years. With its natural beauty and timeless appeal, rattan is finding its way into homes, becoming a central element of contemporary interior design. There are many ways to integrate rattan into your own living space.

Between the red brick wall and the waxed concrete floor, you thought you'd seen the whole loft spirit. Factory style, yes, but revisited, and as long as it's not a total look (like everything else in decorating). Twist industrial style with other trends. From the artist's workshop to our contemporary interiors, here's our guide to recognizing the codes of factory style.

You've heard of it, but you're not sure what it is? Block print is a woodblock printing technique on textiles that has conquered the world of interior design. Here's how it works.

Scandinavian and Californian styles combine to create a warm, trendy look.

Suspension made from natural fibers is on a roll, infusing the home with raw style in all seasons. In rattan, bamboo or jute, it's surfing the slow design trend. Slowing down, refocusing on the essentials, and adopting a handcrafted piece - that's the program we're proposing. Are you up for it?

Bohemian style invites itself into your home with this block print cotton quilt by Casatera. On soft cotton, using the traditional Indian printing technique, a pretty graphic pattern adds relief and soft contrast.

Fresh and natural, country style is very popular. It's characterized by authenticity and softness, with natural tones and materials. Find out how to adopt country style!