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Slow living starts in the bedroom: 5 simple tips for more peace in everyday life
In a world that's spinning ever faster, the need to slow down is growing. We long for moments of silence, for a place where we can breathe deeply and fully connect with ourselves. Slow living is m...
Textiles with character: How to create coziness with linen bedding and carpets
Our home is more than just a place to live—it's a place of refuge where we want to feel comfortable and relax. Textiles play a crucial role in this. They provide comfort, create atmosphere, and le...
Sustainable interior design trends 2025: These materials and designs make a statement
Sustainable living is no longer a short-lived trend – in 2025, the focus on environmentally friendly, durable materials and thoughtful design will continue. This isn't just about conserving resour...
Morning rituals for a conscious start into the day
The morning sets the tone for the entire day. A conscious, relaxed start helps you approach the day with more energy, clarity, and joy. Instead of hectic activity and to-do lists, small rituals set...
Gesa Hansen: Between Scandinavian clarity and French elegance
Gesa Hansen not only creates furniture, but also designs living spaces. Her style combines Scandinavian simplicity with French elegance—a design signature that celebrates sustainability and crafts...
The power of linen, wood and sheep's wool for better indoor air
Natural materials like linen, wood, and wool improve the indoor climate, absorb pollutants, and promote your well-being. Learn how they make your home healthier and more harmonious.