Home Office

Nordic style that goes for lightly-shaded wood and neat, stripped-down lines is what is need for putting together a study dedicated to order and harmony.

A green corner, an exotic fairy-tale carpet, trompe l’oeil walls and even an elephant out for a stroll next to the desk...

A large desk with adjustable legs, four minimalist stools complete with footrests and a cabinet on wheels with rotatable drawers and a shelf...

Neutral and bright tones, sharp and minimal lines: the study plays with a relaxing atmosphere where a balance between colors and volumes creates the perfect atmosphere for working.

A pairing of black and white designs the living room’s studio with the elegance of graphics, giving the atmosphere a contemporary touch.

Follow our advice to transform a tiny living room into a multifunctional space to work, study and relax.

A streamlined, wooden console table that rests against the wall, is perfect for the people you want to re-organize a tiny home-office.

In the kids’ study, a white shelf forms an unconventional, fun skyline that then transforms into a desk.

In warm wood, our new study is furnished with unexpected, unconventional pieces: in the middle of the room there’s an old-school desk, at the side there’s a footstool that resembles a suitcase and a coffee table that is literally an oversized pencil sharpener.

This bright loft apartment visually increases the space of the main living area, for maximum freedom. The centre of the room is purposely kept empty...