Living Concepts

Home furnishing is an art form that can transform a home to reflect the home owner’s personality and outlook in life. With the right touches, a home can take on a life of its own. Here, we hope to present you with frequently updated ideas and inspirations to make your home a cosy abode which energizes you and recharges your spirit – a place which you look forward to coming home to.

Home furnishing is an art form that can transform a home to reflect the home owner’s personality and outlook in life. With the right touches, a home can take on a life of its own. Here, we hope to present you with frequently updated ideas and inspirations to make your home a cosy abode which energizes you and recharges your spirit – a place which you look forward to coming home to.

Ivory

Finely fluted surfaces in a soft cream finish give the Ivory series its calm, sculptural character. It brings warmth and texture to a living room while keeping the space feeling light, open and uncluttered.

Boho Mandala

Warm oak tones and a hand-carved medallion motif give the Mandala series its quiet, artisanal character. Boho in spirit but restrained in form, it adds pattern and craft to a living room without crowding it.

Verta

Verta sits where Japanese restraint meets Scandinavian warmth. Fluted walnut fronts, slim black legs and soft rounded ends give a living room quiet structure - considered rather than decorated, and easy to live around.

Nora

Slim black frames, glass fronts and warm integrated lighting turn Nora's storage into something worth looking at. Display cabinets, book cabinets and study desks that keep a room organised without closing it in.

Carlo

Carlo pairs light oak with soft white in a plain, Nordic shape that suits a whole room rather than one corner. Wardrobes, chests, bookshelves, desks and dressing tables built to keep a compact home in order.

Capri

Capri keeps to plain oak fronts and pale stone tops, with no handles to break the line. A quiet, low-slung set that gives a living room storage without making it feel smaller.

Jarden

Fluted walnut fronts and slim black legs give Jarden a long, low line, warmer and darker than most storage. The round stone-top tables nest into one another, so the floor comes back when you need it.

Edda

Edda works in pale oak with black tapered legs and slim dark pulls, mid-century in shape without the fuss. Light and warm, so it sits back in a room rather than dominating it.

Harper

Harper sets woven cane panels into slim black metal frames, in a dark walnut or a light honey maple. The glass-top table leaves its storage on show, which suits a room you actually live in.

Akara

Akara pairs soft sage-painted frames with warm oak tops, a quieter kind of contrast than wood on wood. The glass coffee table keeps its storage in plain sight, so the room stays open while the clutter stays put.

Jarvy

Jarvy keeps to plain fronts and simple proportions, the kind of pieces that don't date. Consoles and cabinets come in a range of widths and shelf counts, so you fit the storage to the wall rather than the other way round.

Pele

Pele works in pale oak and soft cream, with slim black legs that lift everything clear of the floor so a small room still reads as open. Consoles, cabinets and dividers come in several widths, in two finishes.

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