Styles
Retro style
Warm colours, rounded shapes and iconic designs: retro style brings the charm of past decades into the present. Furniture, lighting and accessories with echoes of the 50s to the 70s create a home full of personality and can be combined beautifully with modern elements.
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70s interior design
The 1970s are bringing expressive colours, organic shapes and iconic design back into our homes. Characterful furniture, distinctive materials and timeless classics create an interior full of personality and retro charm.
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1980s design
The 1980s stand for bold design, expressive shapes and creative contrasts. From opulent materials to minimalist designs, this era combines individuality, a love of experimentation and timeless design ideas.
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Scandinavian living
Light wood, soft light and clean lines: living the Scandinavian way means calm, function and hygge in everyday life. With natural materials, light colours and timeless design classics, you can bring Nordic lightness into your home.
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New Scandi chic
New Scandi chic combines the clarity of Scandinavian design with bold colours, fine materials and modern accents. Discover a fresh Nordic interior style that brings together functionality, cosiness and stylish extravagance.
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Industrial style
From factory loft to home: industrial style combines raw materials, striking shapes and urban aesthetics with cosy accents. Discover the distinctive mix of steel, wood, leather and warm light.
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Scandinavian design
Light wood, simple, functional shapes and friendly colours: these are the qualities that have made Scandinavian design so popular with one generation after another since the middle of the last century. Understated yet expressive, Scandinavian furniture and accessories – design classics as well as newer designs – bring a Nordic lightness into your home when arranged harmoniously.
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French design
Since the 1920s, one generation of French designers after another has inspired the world, and many French designers have had a major influence on design history. French design is elegant, characterised by rounded shapes and a little more playful than other styles. From Art Deco and industrial design to vintage style – French design is diverse.
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Spanish design
Craftsmanship meets the avant-garde, ceramics meet bold colours: Spanish design combines a Mediterranean zest for life with creativity and function. Discover designs that radiate warmth and personality.
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1960s design
Space Age, pop and bold contrasts: 1960s design was futuristic, colourful and full of optimism. Discover what's typically 60s – and why the icons of this era are still so popular today.
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New Danish Design
Inspired by the iconic designs of Danish design history, a new wave of creatives has emerged in recent years. New Danish Design combines minimalism with innovative accents in colour and material, setting new standards.
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