Wood, glass, stone and metal are still more popular than plastics and synthetic fabrics. The combination of natural materials will also be very important this year. Woven materials have given our homes a rustic charm since their revival in the 1970s, and this season you can expect to see this sought-after material on every wish list. Give a rustic touch of relaxed warmth to your home with the modern version of this season's tactile woven pieces.
The sustainable furniture design studio Ori adds a WFH device called Cloud Bed to the mix, which fuses an office-desk configuration with a cantilevered attic bed that descends to the floor to truly focus on the changeability of working from home. In its initial form, the Cloud Bed has a desk and a table under an attic bed. Designed for hospitality interiors and personal spaces, this space-saving work-from-home solution was designed to cover a small space inside the home. UL certified to ensure that the bed stays raised and close to the ceiling during working hours, the desk area folds back onto itself and merges with the floor as the bed descends from its raised position.
While it may be tempting to climb to the top of the bunk bed and sleep from such a high height, the Cloud Bed, Table Edition bed comes equipped with an internal mechanism that lowers the bed to the floor after the end of the working day. At the push of a button, the mattress and the wooden bed frame descend from its raised pole while the desk folds to the floor. Every piece of furniture made by Kibardin is unique, it has no mold and molds it himself. Using sustainable building materials such as paper and turning them into elegant, modern and environmentally friendly furniture is the future of durable interior design.
Rattan is an environmentally friendly natural material that is often used in the creation of baskets or furniture, especially chairs. Designers love rattan to create furniture because the manufacture is low-tech and the production process generally involves handmade craftsmanship or the use of facilities that do not have a negative impact on the environment. Since many of us want to approach life in a more sustainable way, it's no surprise that antique and antique furniture is re-emerging. Designed with extreme attention to detail, brimming with love and care, and not just aesthetically but functionally pleasing, furniture designs with hidden details are an invaluable addition to your living space, making you feel at home.
While the definitions of freestanding and modular furniture may be open to interpretation, one thing is certain: choose this type of design and the look it will give your room will be drastically different from that of a standard scheme.
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