Simple: Soft
Keep it simple, make it soft. Uncomplicated sofas to sink into as an alternative to high-tech reclining sofas.
Refreshing moss panels
Green is a hot item. We have more and more need for green in our living environment, even in our residential environment.
And the Blog goes on
The Brussels Furniture Fair 2022 is now in the past, but the BLOG continues.
Lively play of light
Minimalistic design is sustainable because of its timelessness. Pieces of furniture are not seasonal or throwaway products.
More dynamic and more homely
Ergonomic seating means sitting with movement. The convincing proof?
Convex versus hollow
The organic trend has multiple gradations, from a rounded corner to 3D convex contours, from a subtle curve to a major bend.
Past meets Present meets Future
2022 is the year of Rauch’s 125th anniversary (1897-2022). This is being commemorated with the Evela bedroom.
Figures that speak for themselves
During the fair there were positive noises everywhere. The reactions of the exhibitors varied from ‘(much) better than expected’ to ‘the best fair for years’.
From nature to furniture to magic
Brussels saw the world premiere of the new brand name: GoEs is the collection of the former MS&Wood from Bosnia.
Hybrid variants
Relief fronts are the latest furniture trend. Why not carry through the ribbed profile further? Geometric tabletops are timeless, organic contours are very much of the moment.
