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Lounge chair Sissi with Viennese weave

By Westwing

These are the series of armchairs and lounge chairs that are now moving in with us and bringing a trendy look into our homes. In addition to the trendy Viennese weave, our interior highlight also scores with solid oak and beech wood and high quality.

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Wabi sabi, kitchen interior design, iterior design, soft minimalism

Paper mache white wall cabinet

By Basic Label

Totally hip, the new interior trend: paper mache items! The Clay wall cabinet is a rectangular deco with five storage compartments. The Clay wall cabinet is therefore suitable for your favorite items that deserve a nice podium. What's really cool is that you can hang it both horizontally and vertically, so you always create a new atmosphere in your interior.

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BePureHome Japan stool wood natural

By Basic Label

This Japan stool is a sturdy, robust stool, but thanks to the clean lines and soft sloping shape in the seat of the stool, Japan also has a soft appearance.

This heavy primeval wood is characterized by natural elements such as knots and cracks. These coarse dents give Japan a tough character. The Japan stool is finished in a matte transparent coating but is not resistant to moisture, stains, or dirt.

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Neue Void Incense Burner Travertine

By Addition Studio

Our Neue Void Incense Burner is a sculptural stone evolution of our popular Void Incense Burner. The new designer Incense Burner is carved from solid beige Travertine and features a large funnel design that functions as an ash catcher. It is suitable for all types of incense. Comes with Palo Santo.

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Sculpture set

By Kristina Dam Studio

The pretty geometric sculpture set by Kristina Dam Studio includes 4 beautiful design objects that can be used both decoratively and practically. For example, the beautiful marble bookend or the terracotta ball paperweight. Beautiful objects can be placed together or individually.

There are countless ways to stage the objects. On the shelf, on the sideboard, on the windowsill, on the wall shelf, or on the table - or of course in the home office. Thus, they represent a wonderful and never-ending still life in every home. Each object attracts attention in its own way and despite the different materials, they also harmonize perfectly with each other when grouped!

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Neue Void Incense Burner Travertine

By Addition Studio

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MERAL SCALE BOWL

By Addition Studio

A decorative black terracotta bowl. It is made with a rough finish in a matte black color. Ideal as a decorative piece on your coffee table, as a fruit bowl,... A very beautiful, timeless item.

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stoneware Verso Table Vase

By Ferm Living

Reminiscent of classic shapes from traditional pottery, the Verso table vase features an irregular, feminine shape and two distinctive and artistically curved handles that add a modern twist to the otherwise timeless design. Fill them with your favorite flowers or let them speak for themselves as signature beauty.

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BLACK OBJECT 02 poster

By That Cool Living

High-quality Giclée print on 265 g fine art paper exclusively created by Carsten Beck for ALIUM.

Giclée is a fine art printing process combining long-lasting archival inks with high-quality art paper achieving prints of superior quality, light fastness, and deep vibrant colors. ‘The idea behind my work is an expression of the organic forms and shapes.’

Carsten Beck is a Danish artist and designer with a strong passion for geometric forms and shapes and with a mathematician’s attention to detail and quality – coupled with an artist’s intuition for color and form.

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Thank you so much for reading! I hope you enjoyed this post and found some good ideas in it. If you liked this post, you can find more inspiration it in my interior & home category.

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Arina

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