As all dog lovers know, we wouldn’t be without our little pals for the world, muddy paws and all. What we don’t love so much is their ugly beds, baskets and feeding bowls which don’t tend to fit with the design aesthetics of our beautiful homes.
So the lovely folks at Terrys Fabrics have put together this great little infographic to bring your doggie furniture from dodgy to designer.
Trends may be seasonal but some furniture lasts a lifetime. Mass-manufactured tables, chairs and cabinets are all well and good, but nothing quite compares to bespoke, well-made pieces. Here’s our pick of the investment pieces that will never go out of style:
One piece of news I’m delighted to share with you is a recent interview I did with the lovely Tudor over at Terry’s Fabrics. They are running a Creative Trends feature where interior designers, crafters and DIY bloggers share their recent projects and designs. Thank you Tudor for including me in this feature, it was an honour to be asked to contribute.
Multi purpose furniture is great for small apartment living. But designer Till Koenneker has taken it a step further with his unique Living Cube.
His inspiration came when he moved into a small apartment without much storage. He needed somewhere to store his vinyl collection, his clothes, shoes, and of course his TV and media.
Are you stuck for hanging space for your clothes? Or maybe you’re short of extra seating when guests arrive? German designer Yi-Cong Lu has the solution. His Chairs, Up and Down and Upside Down project turns simple folding chairs into a clever storage solution.
The Level Wall Shelf designed by Spain-designer Roger Moliné is a shelf that quite literally changes shape depending on what you put on it! When you put books in a section, that section grows by increasing the volume available and enabling storage of more books.
