Decor & Furniture Concepts
Sometimes one object is enough to start a new idea. Explore decorative details, colour combinations and furniture concepts that play with shape and material, and find a starting point for your own room.
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Op Art Floor Meets a Modern Luxury Powder Room
A dizzying, black-and-white 1960s Op Art tiled floor meets a marble vanity and brass fixtures — vertigo-inducing pattern and quiet luxury packed into one tiny room.
Shibui Stillness Meets a Brutalist Bathroom
A pale hinoki wood bathtub and smooth river stones sit inside a bathroom of raw exposed concrete — Japanese restraint and raw concrete architecture together create a room of rare calm.
Cyberpunk Neon Meets an Art Deco Home Bar
Black-lacquered Art Deco wall paneling and brass bar shelving, bathed in magenta and cyan neon light — as if a Gatsby-era reception room had spent one night in a cyberpunk city.
Vaporwave Bathroom | An Art Nouveau Window
Gradient tiles in pink and teal, subtle neon-pink underlighting on the fixtures, and, right in the middle, an Art Nouveau stained-glass window with flowing floral lines — this bathroom pairs internet-native aesthetics with century-old craftsmanship.
Mid-Century Modern With a Playful Twist: Why Cat Art Just Works
Why cat art just works: one playful splash of color in an otherwise classic Mid-Century room.
Purple and Yellow Living Room: Color Pairing Ideas
Do purple and yellow go together? Explore plum, mustard and light neutrals in a living room, with tips for furniture, rugs and smaller color accents.
Modern Organic Living Room with Warm Gold Accents
A surprisingly elegant combination: the calm forms of Modern Organic meet warm gold accents.
Futuristic Space Age Display Cabinet Ideas
A second take on the Space Age display cabinet: organic curves, high gloss, and plenty of room for curious collectibles.
Mars-Shaped Floor Lamp: Futuristic Living Room Idea
A glowing, Mars-inspired lamp sphere on a slim steel frame — a statement piece for any living room.
Start with a favourite object
A picture, vase or distinctive cabinet can suggest a direction. Repeat one of its colours or shapes elsewhere in the room. You can try that connection with things you already own before making larger changes.
Look for the idea behind the image
A Space Age cabinet, natural tones and a playful cat motif offer different approaches. Notice what attracts you: a contrast, surface or outline. A concept image can suggest a combination to explore, even when the furniture shown is not an available product.
Test colours and materials together
Place fabric samples, colour cards and photographs of existing furniture alongside one another. Compare them in the room in daylight and under your usual evening lighting. This helps you judge the combination beyond the inspiration image.