A warm interior for the holidays

11/29/2021

The Christmas season is coming up fast. At Design Market, it made us want to show you our decorating inspirations and tips for the warmest of interiors!

Some inspirations...

Fur and faux fur inspiration

Fur and faux fur are making a comeback in vintage trends! Snow-white wool armchairs, chairs and sofas are exceptional pieces. They will add warmth to your home. For a soft living room, get inspired by this decorating selection!

The biggest names in design haven't shied away from upholstering their signature pieces in soft fabrics. Pierre Paulin's Tulip or Orange Slice chair is decked out in curly wool for our delight. Likewise, Italian designer Mario Bellini's famous Camaleonda sofa gets clad in softest velvet.

Pasha Chair by Pierre Paulin
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Groovy F598 chair by Pierre Paulin
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3 decorating ideas to add warmth to your home

Idea 1: Refined candleholders

A warm interior depends mostly on the atmosphere that emanates. Simple elements can help you achieve a cozy and friendly vibe. Among other things, a candle or a scent diffuser will work wonders and delight your guests as soon as they walk through the front door!

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Idea 2: colorful Azilal rugs made of soft wool

Rugs are the quintessential cozy element of an interior. It is the decorative object of choice to warm up a tile or wooden floor.

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Idea 3: light fixtures to warm up a room

Along with rugs, one of the most important things to consider when decorating your home is lighting. Especially in winter, when the days get shorter and it gets dark earlier and earlier. In addition, you now spend your evenings at home at nightfall. Lampshades or sconces diffusing a warm light can then make all the difference as to the atmosphere of your home.