Changing the kitchen's location within a home is one of those renovations that many dream of doing... but it involves more complexity than it seems at first glance. It's not just a question of aesthetics or comfort: it involves rethinking the layout of the home, gaining square footage, and
The Art Deco style hasn't gone out of style. In fact, it's managed to make its way—strongly—into the 21st century. Although it was born a century ago, it still speaks a language we understand well: that of design that combines elegance, precise geometry, and a touch of daring. We see it today.
There's something about the Japandi style that has quietly earned its place at the heart of interior design. It combines the serene calm of Japanese minimalism with the practical warmth of Scandinavian style. Two worlds that, although seemingly distant, share a similar vision of how to inhabit a
The black kitchen has been attracting attention for some time now. It has strength, style, and that sophisticated touch that completely transforms the space. However, before embarking on a renovation of this type, there are a few things to keep in mind. Because yes, it looks spectacular... but it doesn't always fit.
A storage room is usually that corner we only go to when we don't know where to put something. But what if we gave it another use? More and more people are doing so. It's not unusual: with apartments becoming increasingly tight, making the most of every square meter is almost a necessity. And this is where
It seems like everything comes back, right? And decorative plaster was no exception. For years, we had it half-forgotten, displaced by smooth, textureless walls, everything more minimal and flat. But lately, something has changed. There's a shift, a return to detail, to craftsmanship. And that's it.
Who doesn't want to live in a quiet home, where the hustle and bustle stays outside and you can rest, work, or simply unwind without interruptions? The reality is that both street noise—cars, construction, neighbors—and the noise we generate inside—televisions, conversations, plumbing—can end up taking its toll if we don't
Painting a wall isn't just a matter of choosing a pretty shade. Behind every color lies an impact, an emotion, even a reaction that can influence how we experience a space. This is what color psychology studies: how colors affect what we feel, how we perceive.
There are projects that don't seek to attract attention, but that change everything. They're discreet, yes, but they transform the way you experience your home or business. They're called invisible renovations because they don't change the visual style, the finishes, or the furniture... but all it takes is a few days in the studio.
