7 pieces of furniture that celebrate texture
Here at Concept DCF, we love texture. From the boldest eclectic ensembles to the most subdued neutral palettes, every interior needs texture. That’s why it’s one of the most important elements in interior design – so important, in fact, that we wrote about it back in 2019. Incorporating texture goes a long way in making a space look and feel complete. Here are 7 of our favourite furniture additions for adding that delectable texture to your interior.
7 swoon-worthy sofas for your home
Now, you may be wondering why on earth we’d choose to do a write up on our favourite sofas if we Melbournians have just been released from lockdown. After all, isn’t being inside the last thing we’d want to do? On the contrary, we believe upping your couch game is always a good idea. After all, where will you plonk yourself after all that wining, dining and catching up with friends?
3 important elements for the perfect outdoor oasis
Interior design isn’t just about creating the perfect interior. Whether it’s a backyard, alfresco, courtyard or balcony, these outdoor areas play a huge role in the overall look and feel of your home. A standalone BBQ paired with a couple of dusty sun loungers on a patch of grass is no longer good enough for the modern backyard.
The 5 Australian furniture designers you need to know
With more time spent at home than ever before (especially true here in Melbourne), it’s no surprise that we’re all looking at fresh ways to update our interiors. And what better way to do that than to support some of the unbelievably talented Australian creatives? Here are our top 5 Australian furniture designers.
7 ways to use Pantone’s Colour of the Year in your home
Happy 2020! This year’s hue is Classic Blue; a timeless, soothing shade that takes its cue from the night sky. It’s the kind of colour that’s bound to set a relaxing tone no matter where it’s placed. Here are our top picks for introucing Pantone’s colour of the year.
August inspiration from the 7 elements of interior design
The dictionary defines an element as an essential part of something abstract – the most basic form of any larger entity. And while each interior may be designed to a variety of palettes, styles and silhouettes, the overall designs are based on a series of core elements – 7 to be precise. This month is all about how these crucial elements – namely space, line, form, light, colour texture and pattern – inspire and guide us in our interior design journey.
5 rules to finding the perfect rug this winter
The cold weather has finally hit (where was Autumn?!), and this usually means an increased intake of hot chocolate/mulled wine and cosy couch sessions involving a good book/Netflix. With all this extra time spent indoors, now is the time to rug up – quite literally.
May feels straight from Milan Design Week
This month’s feels come to you from one of the edgiest events in the world of design; that is the Milan Design Week 2019, or Salone del Mobile, as they say in Italian.
The fair transforms the city into an exhilarating array of events and exhibitions premiering the latest design trends for the forthcoming year, while luxurious furniture designers introduce their new collections.
April Feels: Autumn meets edgy furniture
As the weather cools, wardrobes aren’t the only spaces warranting an update. Get motivated by these edgy autumn-inspired interior additions that are sure to jump-start your seasonal refresh.
Interior feels: March is all about neutral tones
Nude tones, mushroom greys, hazelnut browns and rusty coppers create a sense of simplicity and calmness, while green pairs perfectly with these earthy hues. Whilst using beige and nude shades, we can appreciate the fall and texture of the fabrics rather than the bold use of colour.
6 storage ideas that would make Marie Kondo proud
Tidying expert Marie Kondo has revolutionised the concept of organisation, and it’s easy to see why. Her method for decluttering is simple: Keep only the objects that “spark joy”, discard or donate the rest and then, finally, find a space to store each remaining item. So, in the Marie Kondo spirit, we’ve rounded up our favourites that will send you on your way to storage greatness.
5 steps to working from home in style
Whether you run a small business or need space to organise your life, creating a dedicated home office is a no-brainer for staying sane.