An unique furniture journal

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.

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.

Spring and summer are times when the garden, terrace, or balcony can become our private oasis of peace. In favorable weather, many daily activities move outdoors: afternoon coffee, morning yoga, dinner with friends, or simply relaxing with a book. To fully enjoy such moments, it's worth taking care of the proper arrangement of the space. Well-chosen garden furniture and accessories can completely transform the surroundings and make even the smallest balcony a dream place to relax. So how to design a garden that is not only functional but also aesthetic and consistent with our lifestyle?

The living room is the heart of every home - a place where we spend time with the family, receive guests and relax after a long day. In order to make the room both cosy and functional, proper storage planning is key. Storage that is well thought out avoids chaos, hides unsightly items and keeps things tidy at the same time. What solutions are worth using to create a harmonious, tidy space where everything has its place? Here are some effective tricks to help you keep your living room tidy.

In today's world, full of traffic noise, the sound of household appliances or conversations in neighbouring homes, more and more people are paying attention to the quality of the acoustics in their interiors. Excessive noise can affect our wellbeing, cause fatigue and even raise stress levels. Proper sound management in the home helps to create a space that is conducive to relaxation, work and daily functioning.

The Mammoth brand will continue to partner exclusively with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, as its parent company Blue Dragon Assets confirm the renewal of a successful collaboration that celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2025.

Creating a functional interior is not only a question of aesthetics, but also of ergonomics, comfort and matching the lifestyle of the household members. A well-designed interior should be both beautiful and practical, and every element should have a specific function. In this article, we present 10 key principles to help you create a harmonious and comfortable living space.

The hygge style, which originated in Scandinavian countries, has inspired interior design enthusiasts around the world for years. Its philosophy is based on creating a space that is not only aesthetically delightful, but above all brings calm, warmth and comfort. The key to achieving hygge is the harmony between functionality and cosiness. The style allows you to enjoy simple moments spent in a homely environment. Here are five principles to help you bring a Scandinavian feel to your home.