The Lagom philosophy believes that being one with nature brings happiness and says in essence, "No more, no less. Moderation in everything" As in the Tiny House movement, which offers freedom of movement and order free from excesses with minimal intervention in nature... Discover all the details about macro lives in micro space.

The holistic design approach that focuses on nature patterns, rhythm and fluid lines covers a wide spectrum from organic architecture to the botanical trend that incorporates flora and fauna motifs into living spaces. Explore thought movements and more that emphasize the need for human and nature to exist in harmony

trends, does not represent a specific period or time period. There are no hard and fast rules. Nor does it offer a set color palette or motif suggestions. In design, form follows emotion, not function. Are you ready to discover clues about maximalism?

In the design of a city, architecture or interiors, a palimpsest is a metaphor for new and multi-layered works that incorporate what is old and what is new. It is a metaphor for the process of making and breaking, breaking and making, and preserving the existing while adding new. Explore the reflections of this metaphor in spaces.

Is a word derived from the combination of the words Japanese and Scandinavian. Both cultures have very similar aesthetics and design understanding in the sense that functionality is based on a minimalism that celebrates the beauty of a calm and serene life. Japandi's interiors are simple and minimalist, yet warm and cozy. And it's very aesthetic... Discover tips to adapt the Japandi style to your living spaces.