Upon crossing the threshold of Ptak Warsaw Expo, one immediately senses the distinctive atmosphere of the fair – hundreds of stands, thousands of visitors, conversations, presentations and inspirations filling the impressive 125,000 m² space. This year's edition of Warsaw Home & Contract showed that the world of interiors is constantly changing, and its strength lies in the details, quality and emotions it evokes.
Minimalism has been one of the most important trends in interior design for years. It is not only an aesthetic based on simplicity and moderation, but also the art of conscious choice, where every detail matters. Light plays a key role in interior design – it is not only a function, but also a discreet guide that creates atmosphere. It is what brings the interior to life and makes us feel comfortable in it – today, tomorrow and in a few years' time.
Lighting is not just an element of interior design – it is one of the most important factors affecting the comfort of everyday life. Light affects our perception of space, influences how we perceive colours, shapes and proportions of the interior, and has a significant impact on our well-being, concentration and even our circadian rhythm. So how do you design lighting that is not only aesthetic but, above all, user-friendly? We sought the answer to this question in a conversation with Katarzyna Przybyła – an expert at Nowodvorski Lighting, who helps customers design lighting in spaces with people in mind on a daily basis.
Interiors are more than just wall colours and furniture arrangements — they are primarily an experience. Sometimes it is difficult to pinpoint why we feel comfortable in one place and cold and alien in another. The answer often lies in the materials. Their texture, colour scheme and how they interact with light create an atmosphere that you can simply feel.
Milan has once again become the capital of global design. The 63rd edition of Salone del Mobile. Milano, organised at the Fiera Milano Rho, attracted over 2,000 exhibitors and tens of thousands of visitors from all over the world. Among the key events of this edition was the long-awaited Euroluce - the International Lighting Exhibition.
Lighting plays a key role not only in functionality, but also in the aesthetics and the atmosphere it creates in our homes. Carefully chosen light can not only bring out the details of a work of art, but can also become an artistic accent in its own right, turning a room into a home art gallery.
A passion for light drives us every day, and Pumpkin lamps are a prime example of this. We invite you to discover the story behind this unique collection of lamps, where we take a closer look at the moment of vision, which is then transformed into a complex production process, until the finished product lights up our customers' interiors.
Held annually in Milan, the 'Salone del Mobile' trade fair attracts all those with a passion for interior design, showcasing the latest ideas from world-class designers of furniture, leisure sets, innovative solutions for domestic appliances, bathroom fittings and original design of decorative elements. The inspiring event provides an opportunity to learn about the trends that will shape the world of design in the coming months and even years. Our creative director, Małgorzata Nowodworska, talks about her impressions of this year's fair.
In a dynamically evolving world, where the pace of life is constantly accelerating, the home becomes not just a refuge, but a true oasis of calm and stability. Inspired by this year's trends, we anticipate that interiors will not only be stunning in their beauty, but also practical, comfortable and sustainable. It won't just be a matter of space design, but of creating a cosy home where comfort becomes a priority. The year 2024 will be full of warm, energetic interiors that harmonise with nature.
The most anticipated event in the world of design is behind us - the Salone del Mobile.Milano fair, and with it the Euroluce biennial. For six days, the exhibition spaces in the halls of the Fiera Milano were bursting at the seams, filled with hundreds of thousands of visitors and tons of design of the highest order. Could we have missed it? You know the answer!
Natural colours, albeit in darker shades than ever before. Drawing on old aesthetics, but on its own terms. And to top it all off, design in the spirit of words – that is practical, comfortable and for the long term. What else will change in our homes in the coming seasons? Let us tell you about the interior trends in 2023.
High rooms offer great design possibilities, but you need to know how to make the most of them. A good lighting design will make even a hitherto overwhelming space friendly and tame.
The year 2020 has changed a lot in people’s lives. During the pandemic, most of us had to bring the office home and replace face-to-face meetings with those in the online world. We have lately spent so much time in our houses that we seem to have finally noticed the importance of feeling safe and cozy in the place where we live. We would like to invite you to have a look at this year’s trends in house decor.
The living room is one of the most representative rooms in a house. It is a place where we invite guests, spend time with kids, relax, and usually have meals. When arranging a living room, you should take into account a few things that will help you to create a cozy and functional interior. Read our guide and choose the best lighting for you!
Summer is coming, and from now on, we will spend more time outside, enjoying warm evenings in our gardens. It is also a perfect time to plan and choose the outdoor lighting. The lamps will make your garden aesthetic, comfortable, and safe for the people in a household. We have a few tips that will help you to choose outdoor lighting!
