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• 23.09.2026 Combining Armchairs and Sofas: Coordinating Seat Height and StyleThe right combination of armchairs and sofas requires coordinated seat heights and a coherent overall appearance. How upholstered furniture harmonises.Read more
• 23.09.2026 Display Cases in Retail: Presenting Goods Without BarriersDisplay cases enable product presentation with simultaneous protection. The right selection and placement increases visibility and sales opportunities in retail.Read more
• 23.09.2026 Combining Armchairs and Sofas: Coordinating Seat Height and StyleWhen combining armchairs and sofas, seat height and style direction play a central role. Proper coordination ensures a harmonious overall appearance.Read more
• 23.09.2026 Solid Wood Coffee Table: Weight and StabilitySolid wood coffee tables weigh between 15 and 40 kg depending on wood species. Weight influences stability and transport requirements in trade.Read more
• 22.09.2026 Upholstered chair or wooden seat: comfort versus durabilityUpholstered chairs offer seating comfort, wooden seats score with longevity and ease of maintenance. The choice depends on the area of use.Read more
• 22.09.2026 Sofa Near the Radiator: Leave Space for Air CirculationA sofa directly against the radiator impairs heat distribution and can damage the material. The correct distance ensures optimal air circulation.Read more
• 22.09.2026 Bed with Low Footboard Bench: Visually Elongate the RoomBeds with low footboard benches create visually more room height. The flat construction is particularly suitable for rooms with low ceilings and compact bedrooms.Read more
• 21.09.2026 Dining table for six people: check the floor plan firstWhen planning a dining table for six people, room dimensions and movement space are crucial. Proper preparation avoids space problems later.Read more
• 21.09.2026 Bench at the Table: Practical Solutions for Children to Get In and OutBenches at dining tables provide space for several people. For families with children, accessibility is crucial. Various concepts enable comfortable entry and exit.Read more
• 21.09.2026 Console as Storage in the Bedroom: Alternative to the Chest of DrawersConsoles offer a space-saving alternative to the classic chest of drawers in the bedroom. They are particularly suitable for small rooms and modern interior concepts.Read more
• 20.09.2026 Armchair and Side Table: Planning Distance for BeveragesThe correct distance between armchair and side table ensures comfort and functionality. Ergonomic dimensions and placement at a glance.Read more
• 20.09.2026 Display Cabinet Without Lighting: Using Daylight StrategicallyDisplay cabinets without integrated lighting offer flexibility in presentation. Proper positioning in the room and the use of daylight create optimal viewing conditions.Read more
• 20.09.2026 Coffee Table with Drawer: Storing Remote Controls and Small ItemsCoffee tables with integrated drawers offer practical storage for remote controls, magazines and small items. Functional solution for tidy living areas.Read more
• 19.09.2026 Fabric Upholstered Chair: Realistic Assessment of Stain RiskFabric upholstery on chairs is popular but requires maintenance. What stain risks exist in commercial use and how these can be minimised.Read more
• 19.09.2026 Sofa for the Reception Area: Combining Representation and ComfortThe right sofa in the reception area conveys professionalism and offers visitors pleasant seating comfort. Material choice and design shape the first impression.Read more
• 19.09.2026 Combining Bed and Display Cabinet in the Bedroom: Functional Room ConceptsThe combination of bed and display cabinet creates functional bedroom concepts. Practical guidance on placement, proportions and style coordination.Read more
• 18.09.2026 Console in the hotel hallway: initial orientation for the guestA console in the hotel hallway offers guests practical storage space and initial orientation. It combines functionality with representative design.Read more
• 18.09.2026 Bench Seating in Restaurants: Efficient Use of Wall SpaceWall benches create more seating on the same floor space. This space-saving solution is particularly suitable for small and medium-sized hospitality businesses.Read more
• 18.09.2026 Oval dining table: more seats without sharp cornersOval dining tables offer more seating than rectangular models of the same length. The rounded shape creates an open table atmosphere without head ends.Read more
• 17.09.2026 Armchairs in Hotel Rooms: Function Over DecorationHotel armchairs must meet high standards. Comfort, durability and ease of maintenance are paramount when hotel operators make their selection.Read more
• 17.09.2026 Coffee Table with Glass Top: Care and Everyday SuitabilityGlass coffee tables combine aesthetics with functionality. Proper care and material knowledge ensure long-term usability in commercial and private use.Read more
• 17.09.2026 Display Cabinet in the Dining Room: Glass or Closed DoorsDisplay cabinets with glass doors present crockery and decoration openly. Closed doors protect contents from dust and light.Read more
• 16.09.2026 Chair with Upholstery or Without: Weighing Comfort Against StackabilityUpholstered chairs offer greater seating comfort, unupholstered models can be stacked to save space. The choice depends on the intended use.Read more
• 16.09.2026 Display Cabinet in Passageways: Depth for Presentation, Shallow for TrafficDisplay cabinets in hallways and passageways require balanced depth. They must offer sufficient storage space while keeping traffic areas clear.Read more
• 16.09.2026 Elevating Your Bed: Using Storage Space Underneath Without Visible BoxesAn elevated bed creates additional storage space in the bedroom. Solutions for concealed storage beneath the bed without open boxes or containers.Read more
• 15.09.2026 Bench in the Dressing Room: Putting on Shoes Without Bending OverA bench in the dressing room makes putting on and taking off shoes easier. It offers practical comfort especially for older people and in commercial environments.Read more
• 15.09.2026 Round Coffee Table with Angular Sofa: Contrast Instead of RepetitionRound coffee tables create design accents alongside angular sofas. The combination of different shapes generates visual tension in the living area.Read more
• 15.09.2026 Changing Decoration Seasonally: Furniture Stays, Accents ChangeSeasonal decoration enables flexible room design without furniture replacement. Textile accessories and colour accents create new atmosphere with consistent basic furnishings.Read more
• 14.09.2026 Console in the Bedroom: Keeping Jewellery and Accessories Within Easy ReachA console in the bedroom provides practical storage for jewellery, watches and personal items. It combines functionality with appealing room design.Read more
• 14.09.2026 Three-Seater Sofa on Short Wall: Balancing Room ProportionsThe placement of a three-seater sofa on the short wall changes the spatial effect. This arrangement is particularly suitable for narrow or elongated rooms.Read more
• 14.09.2026 Square Dining Table: When Four Equal Sides Make SenseSquare dining tables offer compact placement areas and promote communication. Which spatial concepts and customer groups benefit from this format.Read more
• 13.09.2026 Placing Display Cabinets in Pairs: Using Symmetry in the Dining RoomTwo display cabinets in the dining room create a balanced spatial effect. The symmetrical arrangement emphasises architecture and furnishing style equally.Read more
• 13.09.2026 Bed and Bench as a Set: Planning a Visually Cohesive UnitThe combination of bed and bench as a set creates harmonious room design. Coordinated furniture ensures a coherent overall impression in the bedroom.Read more
• 13.09.2026 Armchair in the Bedroom: Dressing Without Using the BedAn armchair in the bedroom provides a comfortable seating option for dressing. This alternative to the bed protects textiles and improves room utilisation.Read more
• 12.09.2026 Sofa without coffee table: when the room should keep the centre clearNot every living space requires a coffee table. In certain room situations, a clear centre creates more freedom of movement and visual spaciousness.Read more
• 12.09.2026 Chair at the Desk: When the Dining Chair Moves to the OfficeDining chairs are increasingly used as desk chairs. Which models are suitable for the workplace and what retailers should consider.Read more
• 12.09.2026 Chair at the desk: when the dining chair moves into the officeDining chairs are increasingly used as desk chairs. What requirements should they meet and what should contract customers look for when choosing?Read more
• 12.09.2026 Table Decoration: Keep the Centre Clear for FoodWhen decorating tables, the centre of the dining table should remain functional. This allows food and drinks to be placed comfortably whilst decorative elements enhance the edges.Read more
• 12.09.2026 Decoration on the Dining Table: Leave the Centre Clear for FoodWhen decorating tables, the centre of the dining table should remain clear for food and tableware. Decorative elements are placed at the edge or sides.Read more
• 11.09.2026 Combining Dining Table and Display Cabinet: Keeping Tableware Within Easy ReachCombining dining table and display cabinet creates functional dining spaces. Tableware and cutlery remain within easy reach while the presentation ensures order.Read more
• 11.09.2026 Combining Dining Table and Display Cabinet: Keeping Tableware Within Easy ReachCombining dining table and display cabinet creates functional dining areas. Tableware and cutlery remain within easy reach while presentation ensures order and clarity.Read more
• 11.09.2026 Bench Between Two Armchairs: Creating Flexibility in Living AreasA bench between two armchairs offers variable seating options and optimises space utilisation. The combination is suitable for waiting areas and living rooms.Read more
• 11.09.2026 Console and Coffee Table: Two Surfaces at Different HeightsConsoles and coffee tables complement each other functionally through different working heights. Both furniture types offer specific advantages for various room concepts.Read more
• 10.09.2026 Decoration on the Coffee Table: Limit Height for Clear Sight LinesThe correct height of decorative elements on coffee tables enables unobstructed sight lines in living areas. Practical guidelines for furnishing commercial spaces.Read more
• 10.09.2026 Display Cabinet in the Bedroom: Showcasing Personal Items Instead of Hiding ThemDisplay cabinets in the bedroom provide space for personal items and mementos. They create an individual atmosphere and combine storage with presentation.Read more
• 10.09.2026 Armchair Next to the Bed: Storage and Seating in OneAn armchair next to the bed fulfils several functions in the bedroom. It serves as storage for clothing and provides a comfortable seat.Read more
• 09.09.2026 Two-seater or three-seater sofa: assessing room size realisticallyThe choice between two-seater and three-seater depends on available room space. Precise room planning prevents wrong purchases and optimises space utilisation.Read more
• 09.09.2026 Console in the Hallway: Narrow Enough for Circulation AreasNarrow consoles are suitable for corridors, passageways and other circulation areas. The shallow depth enables use without restricting passage.Read more
• 09.09.2026 High-Back Chair: Privacy Screen or Spatial OpeningHigh-back chairs significantly influence spatial impact. They create privacy in open-plan offices or serve as a design element in catering areas.Read more
• 09.09.2026 Console in the Hallway: Narrow Enough for Circulation AreasNarrow consoles are suitable for passageways and circulation areas. The correct depth ensures functionality without impeding pedestrian traffic.Read more
• 08.09.2026 Bench at the Dining Table: Child-Friendly and Space-SavingBenches at the dining table offer more seating in less space. A practical and flexible solution, particularly for families with children.Read more