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Living in Baroque style

• 08.09.2026 Bed in the centre of the room: when four free sides are possiblePlacing a bed in the centre of the room requires sufficient space and considered room planning. Which minimum dimensions are necessary and what to note when furnishing.Read more
• 08.09.2026 Coffee Table Lower Than the Sofa: The Rule and Its ExceptionsThe classic rule of thumb states that the coffee table should be lower than the seating height of the sofa. What exceptions exist and what matters.Read more
• 06.09.2026 Armchairs in Waiting Areas: Planning Distance Between SeatsProper arrangement of armchairs in waiting areas considers adequate spacing between seats. This creates a comfortable atmosphere for visitors.Read more
• 06.09.2026 Display cabinet illuminated or non-illuminated: when internal lighting is worthwhileIlluminated display cabinets showcase exhibits in a targeted manner. When investment in integrated lighting is worthwhile and which variants are available.Read more
• 06.09.2026 Round dining table: how many people actually fitA round dining table accommodates different numbers of people depending on diameter. Actual capacity depends on size and legroom.Read more
• 06.09.2026 Armchairs in Waiting Areas: Planning Distance Between SeatsThe correct arrangement of armchairs in waiting areas takes sufficient distance between seats into account. Hygiene, comfort and privacy play a central role.Read more
• 05.09.2026 Console as Reception Desk: Representative and Functional at OnceConsoles are suitable as space-saving reception desks in offices, practices and hotels. They combine representative design with practical functionality in a small space.Read more
• 05.09.2026 Sofa Against the Wall or Freestanding: Considering the Rear ViewSofa placement influences spatial effect and workmanship requirements. With freestanding positioning, the rear view becomes visible.Read more
• 05.09.2026 Window Display Decoration: Staging Furniture Instead of Simply Placing ItProfessional window display design increases attention and sales figures. Targeted staging of furniture makes the difference.Read more
• 04.09.2026 Bed and Nightstand: The Right Height for Optimal ErgonomicsThe height of nightstand and bed should be coordinated. Thoughtful planning ensures comfort and functionality in the bedroom.Read more
• 04.09.2026 Stackable or Fixed Chairs: What Your Business Really NeedsStackable chairs offer flexibility, fixed chairs provide more stability. The choice depends on frequency of use, space requirements and purpose.Read more
• 04.09.2026 Coffee Table with Storage Shelf: Creating Order in Living AreasCoffee tables with storage shelves offer practical space for magazines, remote controls and decorations. They combine functionality with appealing design.Read more
• 04.09.2026 Bed and Nightstand: The Correct Height for Ergonomic CoordinationThe optimal height between bed and nightstand is 10 to 15 cm difference. This coordination ensures comfortable reach and harmonious room effect.Read more
• 03.09.2026 Armless chairs: more space at the table and flexible useArmless chairs offer space-saving solutions for hospitality and contract furnishing. They enable flexible arrangements and optimal table utilisation.Read more
• 03.09.2026 Bench Under the Window: Utilizing Daylight and Creating SpaceA bench under the window combines seating with storage space and makes optimal use of natural light. Practical solution for residential and commercial spaces.Read more
• 03.09.2026 Display Cabinet as Room Divider: Transparent Separation Instead of WallsDisplay cabinets create transparent room division in offices and retail spaces. They structure areas, preserve sightlines and offer presentation space.Read more
• 02.09.2026 Furnishing Commercial Properties in Stages: Basic Furniture First, Then AdditionsFurnishing commercial properties step by step enables flexible budget planning. Basic furnishings and later additions can be coordinated in a targeted manner.Read more
• 02.09.2026 Extendable dining table: when the mechanism makes sense in commercial settingsExtendable dining tables offer flexibility in gastronomy and hospitality. When the mechanism pays off for commercial furnishings and what to consider.Read more
• 02.09.2026 Extendable Dining Table: When the Mechanism Makes Sense in Commercial SettingsExtendable dining tables offer flexibility in catering and hospitality. When the mechanism pays off for commercial furnishings and what to consider.Read more
• 02.09.2026 Armchair by the Window: Creating a Reading Nook with Natural LightA reading nook by the window combines functionality with wellbeing. The right armchair choice and placement make optimal use of natural light.Read more
• 01.09.2026 Designing Waiting Areas: Bench Seating Instead of Individual Chairs for Greater EfficiencyBenches in waiting areas offer a space-saving alternative to individual chairs. They optimise space utilisation and simplify cleaning in practices and offices.Read more
• 01.09.2026 Row of Chairs Along the Wall: Reserve Seating for Large Gatherings and EventsA row of chairs along the wall provides practical reserve capacity for large gatherings and events. This allows seating to be flexibly expanded.Read more
• 01.09.2026 Square or Rectangular Coffee Table: The Sofa Shape DecidesThe choice between a square and rectangular coffee table depends on the sofa shape. Proportions and room usage play a central role.Read more
• 31.08.2026 Separating Dining Room and Kitchen: Display Cabinet as Room DividerDisplay cabinets create a visual separation between kitchen and dining area without reducing space. They provide storage and allow light through.Read more
• 31.08.2026 Combining Silver Furniture: Mixing Matte and Glossy FinishesSilver furniture can be combined in various surface finishes. The right mix of matte and glossy elements creates balanced spatial concepts.Read more
• 30.08.2026 Decoration on the Console: Coordinating Height and QuantityThe proper arrangement of decorative objects on consoles follows design principles. Height ratios and object quantity determine the spatial effect.Read more
• 30.08.2026 Bed in the centre or against the wall: what the room allowsBed placement influences spatial effect and usability. Room size, floor plan and function determine whether central or wall positioning makes sense.Read more
• 30.08.2026 Sofa in the Centre of the Room: Planning and Upholstering Freestanding Upholstered FurnitureFreestanding sofas in the centre of the room require special planning regarding floor space, backrest design and upholstery choice. What retailers should consider when advising customers.Read more
• 29.08.2026 Dark Furniture in Bright Rooms: Using Contrast StrategicallyDark furniture creates targeted accents in bright rooms and structures surfaces. The right combination of materials and colour tones ensures balanced spatial impact.Read more
• 29.08.2026 Dining Rooms Without Windows: Light Furniture Instead of Dark InteriorsWindowless dining rooms quickly feel confining. Light furniture, reflective surfaces and well-planned lighting create spaciousness and atmosphere.Read more
• 29.08.2026 Velvet Upholstery in Contract Settings: Care and DurabilityVelvet upholstery in hotels, restaurants and offices requires professional care. Information on cleaning cycles, abrasion resistance and durability in commercial use.Read more
• 28.08.2026 Chair with Armrests: When There Is Enough Space at the TableArmchairs require more space than simple chairs. Proper planning of table width and legroom prevents space problems in restaurants and commercial settings.Read more
• 28.08.2026 Console Behind the Sofa: Room Divider Without a Wall for Flexible Floor PlansConsole tables behind the sofa structure open living areas and create storage surface. A practical solution for modern spatial concepts without structural intervention.Read more
• 28.08.2026 Bench at the Foot of the Bed: Creating a Visual FinishA bench at the foot end gives the bedroom a clear structure. It serves as a practical surface and provides a harmonious finish to the bed.Read more
• 28.08.2026 Bench at the Foot of the Bed: Completing the Bed VisuallyA bench at the foot of the bed provides structure to the bedroom and offers practical storage space. It completes the overall appearance and creates additional surface area.Read more
• 27.08.2026 Illuminating Display Cabinets: Inside, Outside or BothThe right lighting effectively stages exhibits in display cabinets. Which lighting variant suits which purpose.Read more
• 27.08.2026 Coffee Table in Front of the Sofa: Choosing the Right Distance and HeightThe correct distance between coffee table and sofa is 40 to 50 cm. The optimal table height is guided by the seat height of the sofa.Read more
• 27.08.2026 Arranging Armchairs in Pairs: Symmetry in Living AreasTwo armchairs arranged symmetrically create order and balance in a room. This arrangement is particularly suitable for waiting areas and representative living zones.Read more
• 26.08.2026 Sofa for Many Guests: Large Seating Area or Multiple Individual PiecesFor seating in waiting areas and reception zones, the question arises: continuous seating landscape or modular individual furniture. Both variants have specific advantages.Read more
• 26.08.2026 Renting Apartments: Furniture That Withstands Daily UseRented apartments require robust furniture for frequent tenant changes. Durable materials and well-designed construction reduce replacement costs.Read more
• 26.08.2026 Dining Table for Small Spaces: Round or ExtendableRound and extendable dining tables offer different advantages for small spaces. The choice depends on room layout, usage patterns and flexibility needs.Read more
• 25.08.2026 The Hallway as a Calling Card: Console, Mirror, SeatingHallway design shapes the first impression. Consoles, mirrors and seating create functionality and atmosphere in the entrance area.Read more
• 25.08.2026 Mixing chairs: furnishing the head of the table differentlyDifferent chairs at the dining table provide variety. Particularly at the head, deviating models create design accents.Read more
• 25.08.2026 Dosing decoration: why fewer objects create more impactReduced decoration creates clarity and makes rooms appear more spacious. Targeted accents replace overloaded arrangements and improve spatial impact.Read more
• 24.08.2026 Baroque in Period Buildings: Stucco, Floorboards and Heavy FurnitureBaroque furniture suits period buildings with stucco and wooden floorboards. Combining historic architecture with opulent furniture requires thoughtful spatial planning.Read more
• 24.08.2026 Baroque in New Build Apartments: Limited Wall Space, Abundant LightBaroque furniture in modern new build apartments requires thoughtful concepts. Open floor plans and large window surfaces place particular demands on placement and light effects.Read more
• 24.08.2026 Mirror Opposite the Window: Bringing Light Back into the RoomMirrors positioned opposite windows reflect daylight and visually enlarge rooms. Correct placement optimizes light yield.Read more