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Inspiration: Cozy reading corner in &tradition style

Inspiration: Cozy reading corner in &tradition style Hola the wood fairy, but from the reading corner we can not get out of the whole autumn. And that's what we thought when we shot the beautiful pieces of furniture from &tradition in the summer. The Danish label for furniture, accessories and lighting has already enchanted us many times in the past, so it was about time that we give ourselves a little bit to the label when it comes to creating a beautiful, cozy feel-good corner for your home. Admittedly, having the products of &tradition at home and being able to create a great reading corner with them, has already pleased us quite a bit. When else do you have the opportunity to equip a corner through and through with design classics? Well, well, we didn't get used to it, after all, the great pieces were only visiting for the shoot. But nevertheless or just because of it: Our Interior-Wishlist has now become a lot longer. Here comes our inspiration for a cozy rea

Art Cologne 2021: Our five art highlights!

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Art Cologne 2021: Our five art highlights! Whether young, fresh positions or exciting works by established artists: there is a lot to discover at Art Cologne from November 17 to 21 at 150 galleries. Our five highlights you should not miss! We show you our five art highlights of Art Cologne A pleasing number of female artists can be found among the 20 "New Positions", each occupying 25 square meters. Austrian Assunta Abdel Azim Mohamed's trademark is ballpoint pen drawings reminiscent of hidden object paintings. She says, "I examine the interpersonal in people's daily relationships and actions. In doing so, I dissect the rigid faces of my characters and expose deep psychological minefields." Moving between figuration and abstraction, cute and grotesque are the works of Polish artist Aneta Kajzer, also a "New Position." She tries to shatter unambiguities and allow ambivalences. The art of interpretation is required from the viewer: Are two dots a
by Julia Bluth, 05/04/2012 Naoto Fukasawa was born in 1956 in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, and studied art and 3D design at Tama Art University in Tokyo. After graduating in 1980, he first worked as a designer at Seiko-Epson and from 1989 to 1996 at ID-two in San Francisco. He then returned to Tokyo, where he established the Japanese branch of IDEO, an international design and innovation consultancy. In 2003 he finally opened his own office, Naoto Fukasawa Design, and in the same year founded plusminuszero, a brand for minimalist household appliances and utilitarian objects. His functional designs often play with a second level and a déja vu effect - like the CD player reminiscent of a fan that he designed for the cult label Muji. Since 2001, he has been a consultant for the Japanese brand, whose "anonymous design" hides many big names. He himself describes his design philosophy as "without thought" and attaches importance to the instinctive quality that lies i

Advertising | Le Balcon Parisien

Advertising | Le Balcon Parisien (Advertising) In cooperation with OTTO, we have taken a look at the balcony, which is even called a window to the outside world by some. Who does not know it? During the long autumn and winter time the balcony degenerates felt to a garbage outdoor storage, the plants hang through, it is a small tragedy, at most to cool drinks or on New Year's Eve the balcony has found a use in the winter. All the better that spring has finally arrived in our country and we can once again give our balconies our full attention. The balcony story The history of the balcony, by the way, can be traced back to around the birth of Christ. If we believe ancient Roman wall drawings, covered balconies on buildings were already common in the Roman Empire. In the Orient, too, wood-carved balconies provided a view of the public, especially for women. With the expansion of the Ottoman Empire, balconies came to the Mediterranean region and thus spread to Europe. At first, balco

Posts Tagged "MessyWeekend Sunglasses"

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Posts Tagged "MessyWeekend Sunglasses" Influencer Frankfurt: evening dresses for women Influencer Frankfurt and evening dresses for ladies to re-shopping ! As a fashion blogger Frankfurt I have already often reported on evening dresses for women . Every year on's new special occasions take place for which you need a suitable dress. A evening dress for Abiball , big events or simply birthdays should have at least every woman in the closet. For this reason, here is a little inspiration for classic, timeless models that you can combine versatile . evening dress : Marie Zelie discount code 'Helena10' for 10% off / sunglasses : MessyWeekend discount code 'HYP15' for 15% off

These are Germany's most beautiful hotels

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These are Germany's most beautiful hotels The last few months have sharpened our focus: On the fact that good things are sometimes closer than we thought. We have compiled twelve of our favorite vacation destinations on our doorstep for your next trip - old classics and new treasures. Mauritzhof, Münster The "Mauritzhof" on the edge of Münster's old town has been around since the 80s. However, the 52-room boutique hotel underwent a butterfly-like transformation a few years ago, with the Berlin design studio Lambs and Lions simultaneously providing the pupae and the cocoon of heavy fabrics and warm colors, double rooms from 159 euros. Rosso, Allgäu South of the Elbe, life is not the same. That's what Lisa Rühwald and Christian Müller noticed when they set off from Hamburg two years ago "with a healthy dose of naivety in their luggage". They didn't get as far as Italy, because a farm in the Allgäu region fell in front of their feet. So they broug

Fresh design, ancient craft, contemporary art - Studio 4 Berlin creates an extraordinary living room

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Fresh design, ancient craft, contemporary art - Studio 4 Berlin creates an extraordinary living room Together with freistil Rolf Benz, the curators of Studio 4 Berlin have designed an intercultural exhibition that takes place in the living room. The sofa comes from the upholstered furniture label freistil Rolf Benz, founded in 2011. The environmentally friendly production of the materials used is certified with the Blue Angel. Studio 4 Berlin Eva Morawietz, Katharina Maria Raab, Anahita Sadighi and Anne Schwarz are the four curators behind Studio 4 Berlin. They see themselves as an answer to an art market in upheaval, aiming at interfaces between different cultures, epochs and also media. They present their intercultural exhibition concepts in their showroom in Charlottenburg. From March 11, "Exhibition 5" will also be on view there, for which the interdisciplinary gallery collective staged upholstered furniture by freistil Rolf Benz. Anahita Sadighi is part of Studio 4