Types of furniture and characteristics

FLIPBED: Resting bed.

This furniture mixes the two biggest pieces in a bedroom: the resting bed and the working desk.

It’s multi-functional, designed for a Marketing 20-year-old student, with great features just like a bookshelf, drawers, a pin up magnetic system, wooden hooks to hold and set, and a rotation system to flip the piece in any of the two functions.

It’s a twin bed, made in White Oak, totally resistant and durable.

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High class hospitality and residential furniture, with delicate and vast materials apt for interior and exterior.

MARBLE TABLE: Latest Post

8-people table for a BOHO Magazine’s workshop and meeting room.

Located in a all-white space with pops of the sweetest colors and a winding contact with nature.

This table was designed to be the center of attention of the space, made of marble chevron cut tiles in white and cream, and white pine structure. Simple and delicate, even though it’s heavy.

Its is combined with mix-and-matched chairs in a brown wood.

12 Christmas Wreaths For Your House

The wreath is one of the most popular decorations during Christmas holiday season… In the Christian tradition, they are normally hung on the front doors as a welcome sign; but they also put in different places, with different shapes, colors, designs…

It has been very significant and has been used symbolically for centuries and centuries…

“Pre-Christian, or Pagan, cultures placed much importance on the December celebration of the Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year. For them, this was a time of death and rebirth, a celebration of the end of the ever shortening days and the anticipation of the coming promise of spring. As part of many celebrations, evergreen wreaths were gathered as a sign of the approaching spring light. In Sweden, wreaths were fashioned for similar purposes, with the addition of candles that symbolized the power of the sun.” – EnlightenMe

It has also a big story in ancient times. It was believed that the wreath was a big symbol of success, victory and importance; and they were used as headbands. In the ancient Greece they put wreaths of laurels in the heads of the victorious athletes in the Olympic Games. It was worn similarly by Roman leaders and were also hung on doors as a symbol of victory.

The circle shape has a meaning in a deep context of symbolizing the eternity or eternal rebirth, due to the fact of not having a begging nor an end. So, in the modern times the wreath has adapted that same exact  meaning and the vast array of materials that are used to create a modern wreath carry significance as well…

“…Holly represents immortality, for instance, whereas cedar stands for strength. But for many, the wreath’s symbolic attributes are much simpler than all this. The Christmas wreath has evolved into a sign of welcoming and an acknowledgment of holiday cheer for this season that emphasizes generosity, giving, and the gathering of loved ones”
So, now that you know: Go to the closest store and buy your Christmas wreath and pimp it however you want, or you can get creative make your own DYI wreath.
We will leave you this 12-photo-gallery for your inspo!

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20 LAMPS FOR HOME: INSPO

It’s amazing all the things you can make out of lamp, all the lamps you can make out of anything and all the ways you can collocate your lamp.
We have seen so many creative and diy lamps, so many unique creations that we wanted to share it with you! From Campbell’s cans; simple light bulbs lamps; fan and grater lamps… However, we invite you to see the gallery for some inspiration for your home interior or even office!
We’ll be back with a part two.
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