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Concrete Trends in Interior Design (feat. Cimento)

November 22, 2024 by Ellie Batchiyska

Design is more than just aesthetics—it’s about evoking emotion, creating harmony, and crafting meaningful spaces. Few materials achieve this balance as effortlessly as concrete. Enter CIMENTO®, a visionary brand redefining modern interior design with their innovative cementitious material. Designed to transform spaces, this brand marries durability with undeniable elegance. Whether you’re an interior designer seeking […]

Categories: Art, Design, Interior Design Trends • Tags: Cimento, Concrete Trends, contemporary furniture, home decor, interior design, modern classic

The Ultimate Design Lovers Gift Guide

November 12, 2024 by Ellie Batchiyska

Finding the perfect gift for design lovers is both an art and a joy. With the holidays fast approaching, the thrill of selecting exquisite gifts that captivate the senses is in full swing. With an eye for detail and a penchant for all things beautiful, design enthusiasts deserve something exceptional. Whether you’re an interior decorator […]

Categories: Art, Design, Interior Design Trends • Tags: home decor, interior design, modern classic furniture, Noom Vases

How to Create a Mood Board for your Next Interior Design Project

December 8, 2022 by Ellie Batchiyska

Mood boards aren’t just for the top interior designers. In fact, they can benefit nearly everyone who is undertaking a new project or looking to upgrade their space. Thanks to today’s online tools, getting started is easier than ever. If you’re looking for how to get more out of your creative brainstorming, follow our tips […]

Categories: Art, Design, musings, Notes, recent sightings • Tags: home decor, interior design, mood boards

Five of Eero Saarinen’s Most Popular Contributions to American Architecture

October 28, 2022 by Ellie Batchiyska

Eero Saarinen was a Finish-American born in 1910 who became a well-acclaimed architect known for his works largely defined by their organic shapes, unique scaling, and innovate design. Gateway Arch One of his most recognizable works is the Gateway arch in St. Louis, Missouri. The 630 foot tall form is crafted with steel-clad concrete in […]

Categories: Art • Tags: architecture, Eero Saarinen

The Enduring Popularity of Michael Thonet’s Bentwood Chairs

September 16, 2022 by Ellie Batchiyska

Few styles of furniture have a long-standing reputation like bentwood pieces. In fact, you’re likely to see this design whenever you go to popular bars or restaurants in your area. Read below to find out what makes bentwood items so incredibly iconic and unforgettable. What Is Bentwood Furniture? Bentwood furniture has a fascinating history behind […]

Categories: Art • Tags: bauhaus, Bentwood chair, home decor, interior design

Achieve Eclectic Interior Design with Giovannetti Furniture

May 27, 2022 by Ellie Batchiyska

If you want to create a remarkable, eclectic space that impresses every visitor, you definitely want to consider incorporating one-of-a-kind pieces from Giovannetti into your home. A Bold and Unforgettable Aesthetic It may sound like a difficult task to combine elegance and fun, but that is what makes Giovannetti’s furniture so well known. Choose from […]

Categories: Art, musings • Tags: contemporary furniture, giovannetti, home decor, interior design, modern classic furniture

4 Futuristic Furniture Pieces that Give Cosmic Vibes

February 11, 2022 by Ellie Batchiyska

While the minimalism of mid-century modern designs is still trending, there is an interesting shift happening when it comes to interior design or any other type of fashion. Essentially, and seemingly contradictorily, the trends that are bringing back elements from the 80s and 90s are actually increasing interest in futuristic designs. This makes sense when […]

Categories: Art, musings • Tags: artifort, contemporary furniture, desk lamp, home decor, interior design, lounge chair

Mid-Century Modern Creates an Everyday Beauty

January 31, 2020 by Ellie Batchiyska

The next time you pick up a can opener to open soup, take a moment to consider the colors of the can, its machined shape, the uniformity of the print. Is this art? Andy Warhol asked this question during a period we call Mid-Century Modern, loosely the mid-1940s to late 1960s. Warhol and his fellow […]

Categories: Art • Tags: art, artmovement, fauvism, modernism