When Home Meets Art: Unlock New Inspirations for Life In April, a season full of vitality and energy, everything comes back to life, and our living spaces also long for an artistic renewal. A home is no longer just a place to meet the needs of living; it has become a carrier for us to express our personality and taste. Art is not an unattainable and lofty existence either. It is integrating into our homes in various forms, making our ordinary daily life brimming with creativity and inspiration everywhere. Artworks: The Magic Wands that Light Up the Home Atmosphere When stepping into a well-decorated home space, what often catches our…

The Palette of Renewal: Spring’s Color Trends As the frost thaws and blossoms emerge, there’s no better time to infuse your home with the vibrant energy of the season. This year, designers across Europe and North America are embracing pastel hues and earthy greens to create spaces that feel fresh yet timeless. Soft mint, lavender, and blush tones—think Scandinavian minimalism meets French countryside—add a gentle sophistication to walls, upholstery, or accent pieces. Pair these with crisp whites and warm neutrals to avoid overwhelming the senses. For a bolder statement, introduce deep forest greens in furniture or ceramic accents, evoking the lushness of a woodland retreat. As interior stylist Sophie Robinson…

Valentine’s Day, more than food and gifts, is all about love and warmth. Your home can be the perfect place to show affection. With simple yet creative home decor, thoughtful couple items, and love – themed space design, you can make this Valentine’s Day extra special for your partner.   Romantic Home Decoration: A Little Goes a Long Way You don’t need a complete overhaul to create a romantic home for Valentine’s Day. A few well – chosen elements can do the trick.   Color Magic Pink and red, the symbols of love, are great for adding a romantic touch. Use them in cushions, tablecloths, or curtains. For a softer…

2025 Interior Design Trends Resurgence of Oriental Aesthetics As global cultural exchanges intensify, Oriental aesthetics is set to take center stage in 2025 interior design. Chinese style will no longer rely solely on the stacking of traditional elements. Instead, it will be reimagined through a modern lens. For instance, the borrowed – scenery concept from Chinese gardens might be incorporated into indoor spaces. By artfully installing hollow screens or expansive floor – to – ceiling windows, the outdoor view is seamlessly brought indoors, crafting an ambiance of “dwelling in the city yet feeling like in the mountains and forests.” The Japanese Zen style will also gain traction. Its simplicity in…