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A Heart for Stone

Dark and noble, light and delicate, or striking in green: marble has many faces, and it looks uniquely beautiful in any color scheme. Together with other natural stones such as travertine, marble is currently being rediscovered and given a modern interpretation. So it's high time to stop giving these classic materials the cold shoulder. Use it as a worktop and wall covering, it lends a fitting frame to colorful kitchen cabinets, as a coffee table in combination with velvet and brass. Marble has a contrasting effect, and it enhances small decorative still lifes when used as an accessory. Round or square: we love marble in all shapes and colors! »

Bridgerton

Raise the cups! But please, only the finest English teacups, that's style is inspired by the cult series "Bridgerton."  As the latest hype, the show is also influencing interior trends. As "Regencycore" it is a mix of rule, grandeur, and a skillful break with tradition. So that the ensemble does not become too pompous, interior designers adhere to the second motto from the series: humor, diversity, and color explosion. Thus, the baroque armchair stands in front of gaudy walls and floral patterns are used so excessively that it is again making maximalist fashionable. Tapestries and the good porcelain are staged as IT-pieces. »

Colorful Makeover

Color is and remains a real all-star. With little effort, you can achieve this attractive look with just a few targeted accents on small surfaces. In no time at all, table legs can be repainted, plain glass vases are embellished with spray paint, and walls are given a splash of color. We present a whole range of creative ideas that are ideal for using up leftover paint or finally trying out trendy techniques like pouring or watercolor. It's time to get colorful! »

Elisabeth Berkau

Elisabeth Berkau perfers close-ups and black and white photography. She has already created several exhibitions show casing them. The photographer, author, and trained weaver and textile designer specializes in interior design and architecture. As a passionate gardener, she is also fascinated by floral and florist themes. Food, fashion, and beauty photography also appeal to her. One of her most exclusive shoots took place in the chambers of Madame de Pompadour in the Palace of Versailles. We introduce the Munich-based photographer in an interview. »

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Modern Delight

House of Pictures / Olsen, Nicoline | 15 images

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House of Pictures / Olsen, Nicoline | 21 images

Our guides help you use your favourite wallpapers to personalise your home

Villa Habo

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Anna and Johan knew they wanted to bring this house back to its roots; SE

Curio Barn

von Einsiedel, Andreas | 40 images

Bill avoided the suburban desecrations that plague many barn conversions; UK

The Call of the Sea

von Einsiedel, Andreas | 30 images

Sue created a coastal retreat after recognising the house’s vast potential; UK

The Call of the Forest

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Benoît Nis chose to leave the structural work visible in his minimalist home; BE

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