Handmade Objects in an Interior: Why They Are Ordered a Year Ahead
Studio ceramics, art glass and hand-knotted rugs in a large house: real prices, lead times from eight weeks to a year, and four recurring mistakes.
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Alabaster Lighting: Why Light Is Being Made From Stone Again
Alabaster lighting explained: why translucent stone is back, where it belongs, where it fails, plus real prices, colour temperature and three common mistakes.
Why the Walk-In Closet Became a Room of Its Own
A walk-in closet in a private house needs 90 cm walkways, CRI 90+ light, its own extract and 50-60% humidity. Dimensions, mistakes and real 2026 costs.
Art Deco Without the Gold: How Geometry Came Back
Art Deco is back without the gilding: fluting, chevron, stepped cornices, Macassar and shagreen. The devices, the materials and five mistakes to avoid.
The Chair in an Edition of Twenty: When Furniture Became Collectible
Editions of twenty, a number and a certificate: how the collectible design furniture market works, how long a commissioned piece takes and what a house needs.
The Study You Run a Company From
Country house study design for people who actually work: 52–54 dB sound insulation, 3000 K CRI 90+ light for video calls, a second entrance and two…
Curtains Cost More Than the Furniture: Textiles Decide the Interior
What textiles cost in a large country house, when to order curtains, how deep the ceiling pocket must be and why fabric is chosen before the…
Ornament Is Back: A Smooth Facade No Longer Signals Taste
The world returned to relief: patterned brick, rustication, deep mouldings. What facade ornament is made of today, what it costs and where it turns to kitsch.
Building a 1,000 m² House: Where 200 Million Actually Goes
Where 200 million goes in a 1,000 m2 house: real phase shares from design to landscaping, where estimates lie and what contingency to carry. By phase.
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