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Every large city has its own characteristic atmosphere, climate, scents and even sounds. Whether it’s rainy London, romantic Paris, ancient Rome or modern New York, each city has something special that you cannot experience anywhere else. It’s exactly these unique characteristics that make city posters the perfect form of decoration for both modern and classic interiors.

Decorating a girl’s room is not an easy feat. Every room is different and has its own charm but above all, it should be functional and pretty. What’s more, the décor should appeal to the room’s owner taste, which can be a difficult thing to achieve. Another problem might be the sheer amount of ideas that inundate the market and might be quite overwhelming for some people.

For several seasons, the world has been dominated by the fashion of combining different aesthetic traditions. Just take a look at Japandi, cosy minimalism or maximalism, which were so popular last year. This time we’re taking a closer look at modern retro, a combination of contemporary design and retro aesthetics, particularly mid-century modern. It’s a wonderful idea to create a décor that’s stylish, cosy and dazzlingly beautiful at the same time. What are some of the ways of combining retro and modern style in your flat? You’ll find our best ideas below.

What’s the recipe for stylish, timeless and charmingly beautiful interiors? You’ll need a dash of elegance, a pinch of grace and a touch of royal luxury, which are all the necessary components to design a glamour décor. It’s the best way to create the bedroom of your dreams. In this short article we’ll show you exactly how to go about decorating a one-of-a-kind interior!

Sometimes, converting an old attic into a child’s room is the only way to provide our little ones with their own space for playtime and learning. And, although the idea of an attic room for children may remind us of the stories about poor orphans and horrid conditions they were forced to live in, we’d like to show you that with just a couple of great attic room ideas you can change this type of interior into the most interesting space of the entire house!

The Scandinavian style has been fashionable for a long time now. These interiors are extremely universal and easy to design. However, the all-white, minimalistic look and simple furniture make this style somewhat ascetic in nature, which might be difficult to get used to for some people. If you don’t feel like spending long hours decorating a room and you’re a fan of Nordic design, there’s an easy way out! With a few suitable details you can add a bit of warmth to a cold Scandinavian interior and fill the space with coziness without sacrificing the atmosphere. For that purpose, we recommend a fluffy rug, a faux animal skin on the wall, and a few pastel lamps or canvas prints. What's more, you can use Scandinavian inspirations to complete all kinds of arrangements, even if they’re not based on Nordic styles.

Paintings by famous artists have always enjoyed tremendous popularity. Every dozen of years or so we hear shocking news in the media about a famous masterpiece being stolen. If authorities recover it, it always returns to a museum in glory and even more people want to see it. That’s exactly what happened to Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. Arguably the most famous painting in the world wasn’t all that popular before it was stolen in 1911. Now you too can own paintings by great artists that you normally only admire in museums and art galleries and that’s without breaking the law. Our store offers reproductions of paintings by famous artists, which provide a perfect opportunity to design an elegant living room that pays homage to your favourite master. We guarantee the highest quality of print and vivid colours that make our reproductions as beautiful as the originals. You can also customise the size of your print to make it a perfect fit for your room.

You can make every interior in your home look absolutely stunning and unique using different decorative styles. The internet is full of articles about decorating living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms. However, guest room design is equally important and it can also become the pride of your flat as long as you choose appropriate accessories and furniture.

Summer has left us for good. Although for the last couple of days we were uncertain and full of hope - a feeling fueled by the bright rays of sun and pleasantly warm afternoons, we must face it - summer is officially over.

There’s probably no need to convince anyone that a mural can change the look of any type of space in the blink of an eye. A wall decoration will bring color into your interior, it will emphasize the charm of stylish details and elements of your decor. Application of wall mural should be easy for everyone.

Eclectic style is not a new invention of modern interior designers. Eclecticism reaches back to the 19th century, when the most of European countries were taken over by historicism, or a conscious reference to the old trends and canons. Taking inspiration from the past mainly relayed on quite constrictive mirroring of architectural solutions, details and ornaments, and moving them into present times. As a result of such experiment, countless of gothic chapels, renaissance manor houses and baroque theatre buildings started to appear. Some people were charmed by eclectic style, while others were bothered by its presence and nonuniformity to the present times.

Decorative stickers can be used to improve the look of furniture and appliances. There’s no surprise that they are a true hit in the world of interior decorating. They’re the topic of blog posts, decorating magazines articles and interior arrangement TV shows.

Although graffiti – often perceived as the synonym of street art (often incorrectly) – seems to be a completely modern phenomena, its origins can actually be traced all the way to the antiquity. Ancient Romans loved to cover walls of their houses with writings and drawings – and often very vulgar ones! As we can see, times may change but our ways remain the same…

Let’s face it: no one goes to a gym or fitness club thinking that they will visit some kind of aesthetic heaven. Frankly speaking, that’s not the case at all: most of sport centers can score points if they don’t have the plaster falling off a ceiling or the well-known, horrid smell greeting us at the doors… Those places have, above all, a functional nature: everyone wants to come in, do what they need to do and leave as fast as possible, hopefully avoiding any kind of eye contact with our companions in misfortune… err… training.

Selecting a perfect wall color – or the whole color palette for your interior – doesn’t have to be difficult. Instead of thinking about it as a long-lasting decision, it’s better to see it as an intriguing challenge! A challenge that, thanks to our help, won’t be as difficult as it may seem: we’ll share with you the secrets of our craft and give you some advices on how to use color in your interior.

You must admit that a teenager’s room without any music posters hanging on the walls would look weird, right? Kids love to decorate the walls of their rooms with posters of concerts or the ones that depict their favourite bands. And if they have a good music taste (let’s hope they do!), then why shouldn’t they also learn something about the art of interior design?

Decorating a bedroom may seem easy, but as we start the process of interior designing we realise, that it will be quite a journey. Selecting a color scheme and aesthetics according to our preferences and comfort… How to avoid getting lost among designing options, and choose the best one? Which style would you like to use to decorate your bedroom in?

Nudity and it’s place - or rather, an appropriate space for it - is always a quite complicated and delicate subject. It raises many questions: is it appropriate to decorate an apartment with nude wall art? What if children lives there? How will our guests react? Is it polite to have one in a “public” room? There are many difficult questions to answer, that’s why today we’ll concentrate on how - and if - should we use nude canvas prints in decoration of our homes.

Pop art is the quintessence of the wild art from the 60s. Color play and graphic depictions straight out of a comic book, popular culture references and mass consumerism translated into the language of art.

Lavender reminds us of Provence, sun, nature and magic of aromatic herbs. No wonder, that a Provençal style of interior designing has been enjoying it’s growing popularity for quite some time now - it combines a French charm and romanticism. Interiors that you’ll decorate with lavender motif will gain a graceful look and unique atmosphere, so characteristic for the south of France.