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 reading corner (and not only for autumn):

Still life a cozy sitting area for fall with armchair, marble side table and designer lamp

Monstrea palm leaves over books and old floorboards

Glass vases Tricolore and flowers by andtradition

Reading with reading lamp in velvet armchair

Cozy reading corner with designer furniture by andtradition

&tradition

&tradition is as we have told you before - in contrast to other Danish design companies - a relatively young company, which has been on the market since 2010. The company has made it its mission to combine traditional design with innovation. So they revive design classics, such as the Mayor Sofa, with new materials or fabrics and set themselves the goal of creating the new design classics of tomorrow. Pieces that just fit into our current time and style.

The design highlights in the reading corner

But let's move on to the furniture and accessories that have now found a place in our reading corner. First and foremost, of course, the central piece: the cozy "loafer" armchair made of green velvet. It's just as comfortable as it sounds, if not a bit more. Actually, it was once designed for a hotel, but at home it also does really well.

Furthermore, the sculpture-like side table "Lato" in ivory white and cream marble has found its place. A perfect place for the most important utensils while browsing: book, some sweet stuff, coffee and glasses!

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