Interior Design
Interior Design > Design Objects - Flatware (1936) cutlery designed by Gio Ponti
Dear readers and lovers of great design,
Today I wish to recall two great names from the industry of design: the first is Gio Ponti, and the second is Sambonet, both Made in Italy.
Gio Ponti (1891-1979) was an influential Italian architect and designer, who made significant contributions to the world of design, including flatware. His designs are known for their modernist approach, blending functionality with elegant, minimalist aesthetics.
One of his most famous flatware design is the FLATWARE cutlery, created for the Italian brand Krupp in 1936. It’s design was marked by modernist clean lines, while its smooth lines were practical and comfortable at use.
In the Sixties, the Sambonet family acquired Krupp brand, and continued the production of Flatware until Nineties, interrupting it for some time, and relaunching the production at the end of 2003 until our days, available in stainless steel, but also in silver-plated finish.
Interior Design > A Guidance to Interior Design Trends 2024 from Milano iSaloni International Fair
Dear Design Lovers,
Every year during the Milan iSaloni Internation Exhibition, we encounter the best producers worldwide and witness the most refreshing news from the industry of design, a platform where designers and brands showcase their latest creations! These news are interpreted as “Trends in interior design”, and are influenced by a variety of factors. Moreover, they evolve in response to cultural, economic, technological, and social changes.
Interior Design > The WABI SABI style - a design style that celebrates the beauty of imperfection and authenticity
Dear readers,
Today I would like to see with you another interior design style, that is very much appreciated worldwide for its minimalist aesthetics, natural materials, and a special love for imperfect beauty. Moreover, during the last International Exhibition at iSaloni Fair in Milan (16-21th April 2024) we could witness many European producers released special articles and even entire collections for indoors and outdoors in this easy-going design style. So, let’s see from up-close the unique characteristics and why this style it is so popular today.
WABI-SABI is a Japanese aesthetic philosophy that celebrates the beauty of imperfection and authenticity. In interior design, Wabi-Sabi focuses on creating spaces that are simple, uncluttered, and grounded in nature.
Interior Design > TOP 10 Most Famous Interior Design Objects MADE IN ITALY
Dear readers,
Italy's contribution to furniture design and interior decoration is immense, with a tradition that spans from ancient craftsmanship to leading-edge modern design. The "Made in Italy" label is synonymous with quality, creativity, and craftsmanship, reflecting the country’s rich heritage of art and design.
Interior Design > TOP 10 Most Iconic Interior Design Objects of all times
Dear Design Lovers,
The world of interior design is fascinating and rich in styles, shapes, materials, and functionally. Identifying the top 10 most famous interior design objects of all times is not an easy task, it can be subjective and vary depending on criteria like historical significance, cultural impact, design innovation, or popularity.
Interior Design > FENG SHUI - Helpful Tips How to Correct the Qi Energy in the Bathroom and Home Office
Dear readers,
Today we shall explore other areas of the house, specifically the bathroom, the guestroom, and the home office, and see how we can correct the Qi energy to bring balance of the elements and with it attract abundance.
Interior Design > OUTDOOR SPACES: How to Organize and Decorate at best your Terrace
Decorating terraces can be a wonderful project, turning an outdoor space into a beautiful and functional extension of your home. In order to get the best of your hard work, foremost take a sit and analyze in detail your lifestyle, your habits and desires.
Here are some general tips to help you in decision-making and see how to make the most of your terrace:
- Define the Purpose: First, think about how you want to use your terrace. Do you see it as a place for relaxation, dining, entertaining, or a mix of these? Defining its primary purpose will guide your design choices.
- Choose a Style: Decide on a style or theme that complements both the exterior of your home and your personal taste. Whether it's modern minimalism, cozy bohemian, Mediterranean vibes, or classic elegance, a coherent style will bring your terrace to life.
- Before starting your project, it might be helpful to Create a Mood-board with your ideas and inspirations. This can help you visualize the end result and ensure that all elements work well together.
Interior Design > The JAPANDI style - a fresh and minimalist style, which combines Japanese aesthetics with Scandinavian taste
The Japandi style is a hybrid design aesthetic that combines the modern and rustic elements of Japanese and Scandinavian design philosophies.
The Japandi style is more than just a trend; it's a philosophy that emphasizes mindfulness, simplicity, and the beauty of everyday life. It's about creating spaces that are not only beautiful but also functional and sustainable, promoting a peaceful and harmonious way of living.
Interior Design > FENG SHUI - Helpful Tips How to Correct the Qi Energy in 3 Main Areas of the house: the Entrance, the Bedroom, and the Kitchen
The basic rules of Feng Shui are valid everywhere, no matter if you live in an apartment or a villa, in the city or the countryside! In today’s post, I wish to share with you some simple and useful tips, that will help you correct the Qi energy in different areas of the house, and with it, bring more prosperity and well-being into your life.
In its simplest meaning, Feng Shui is about creating a harmonious and balanced space, a comfortable place for living in prosperity and abundance. This can be achieved through wisely directing the Qi energy.
Interior Design > 11 Simple Tips How To Refresh The Interiors
Dear Design Lovers,
In order to refresh interior spaces, most of the times, it doesn’t require a big investment. Let’s start with small things we can easily apply to make a change, and with it, to feel more confident, happier, and joyful.