An unique furniture journal

Not every living room is a perfect rectangle with evenly balanced walls and tidy corners. Many homes – especially older properties, lofts, or apartments – come with awkwardly shaped spaces that challenge even seasoned decorators. But don’t worry: a difficult layout isn’t a design curse. It’s an opportunity to get creative, break rules, and build a room with real character. Whether you’re dealing with a narrow layout, L-shape, sloped ceilings, off-centre windows, or oddly placed doors, these layout tips will help you turn your space into something functional, balanced, and undeniably stylish.

Looking to breathe new life into your interior with a single standout piece? A bold-coloured armchair might be just what your space needs. Far beyond function, it’s a stylish statement that can instantly transform a room. Whether you go for emerald green, mustard yellow, or deep navy, a vibrant chair draws the eye, adds personality, and injects energy into any setting. In this guide, we’ll show you how to style it with confidence and make it the true star of your home.

The modern world moves at a dizzying pace, which is why more and more of us are seeking peace and balance within our own homes. Zen style, rooted in Japanese philosophy of simplicity and harmony, responds perfectly to this need. It allows us to create a space that encourages calm, restoration and mindfulness. In this article, we’ll show you how to design a Zen-inspired interior using soft tones, natural fabrics and carefully chosen furniture. These tips will help you build a space that not only looks beautiful but also soothes the senses and supports your everyday wellbeing.

Glamour style is one of the most striking trends in contemporary interior design. It blends luxury, elegance, and a touch of theatrical flair, while remaining modern and subtle. The key to success lies in the careful selection of materials, colors, and shapes. Gold, velvet, and clean-lined furniture create a sophisticated effect without excess. In this article, we’ll guide you on how to arrange a space in the spirit of modern glamour—both functional and spectacular.

Choosing the colour of your sofa is one of the most important decisions when designing your living room. The colour of the furniture defines the mood of the interior and determines whether the design will stand the test of time or simply follow short-lived trends. Today, we’re taking a closer look at two of the most fashionable shades of recent seasons: classic beige and elegant bottle green. Which one is right for your space? Read on for our comparison to help you decide.

The living room is one of the most important rooms in the house. It’s where we unwind after work, spend time with family, welcome guests, and celebrate special moments. No wonder we want it to be both functional, comfortable, and visually appealing. Unfortunately, even with the best intentions, it's easy to make mistakes that reduce both the charm and practicality of the space. Here’s a list of the most common pitfalls to avoid when arranging your living room’s relaxation zone.

The living room is the heart of the home—a place for gatherings, relaxation, and unwinding. Therefore, selecting the right sofa, corner unit, or armchair is crucial for both comfort and aesthetics in our daily lives. In this guide, we’ll explore what to consider when choosing upholstery: smooth, quilted, or with decorative stitching. Each option has its unique character and can introduce a different atmosphere to your space.

Some interior design details change more than it might seem. One of them is the legs of upholstered furniture – an element that may appear minor but in reality affects not only the visual perception of the room, but also user comfort, ease of cleaning, and ergonomics. Modern interiors – but also classic or Scandinavian-inspired ones – gain a sense of spaciousness when you choose furniture with legs. The room simply feels more "airy" and clear. Light reflects off the floor, air circulates more freely, and cleaning becomes less of a chore. But that's just the beginning of the advantages.

The living room is a space that combines relaxation, representation, and family functions. We spend many hours here each day – unwinding after work, meeting with loved ones, watching films, or enjoying an afternoon coffee. Therefore, its arrangement holds significant aesthetic and practical importance. Key roles in organising the space are played by seating furniture – sofas, corner sofas, armchairs – but we must not forget the coffee table, which ties the entire composition together and adds character.