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Stripe Parade

Whether contrasting black and white or subdued beige and gray, horizontal or vertical stripes: block stripes are a welcome guest in interiors. One reason they keep popping up is their versatility. As vertical stripes, they visually stretch a space, on furniture and walls. They create graphic accents. In addition to the classic black and white, sherbet tones are giving stripes a fresh look with a splash of apricot here, a delicate touch of lilac there - the trendy striped look is complete! »

Trend: Outdoor Kitchen

Some prefer gas, others swear by charcoal - but all barbecue fans have one thing in common: it's best to sizzle under the open sky! Especially if a tasteful outdoor kitchen is waiting there. Whether self-built or as a fully equipped luxury version with lots of storage space: These brilliant ideas leave nothing to burn. And to keep little gourmets busy, charming mud kitchens playfully keep the kids in a good mood! »

From Around the World

Wanderlust? Take a trip around the world with your finger on the map! We dream of distant beaches, revel in memories, and feverishly await the next vacation. So that the souvenirs we find along the way don't end up gathering dust in a dark drawer, we've got some good-humored decorating inspiration in our luggage that transforms vacation photos, gathered stones, and shells, or maritime driftwood into beautiful DIY projects - and thus whets your appetite for the sea! »

Courage for the Gap

Wooden slats promise more transparency in our living areas and furnishings whether untreated or stained dark. They are frequently appearing in both indoors and outdoors as a straightforward design element. Modern facades benefit from their natural warmth and refined structure, while the airy slats are particularly versatile in our interiors. Thanks to their screen-like appearance, they work well as an attractive room divider. They even show their versatility in other home furnishings such as a classic slat lamp, radiator covers, or a DIY headboard.   »

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