Our world is visually shaped. The eye decides what is attractive, and only then do we check whether something is also functional. As a result, we could miss out on many things simply because they were not presented in an appealing way. If we manage to overcome this superficiality, the object itself comes into focus and opens up numerous possibilities for how it could be adapted and combined.

Pictures help us to find our style. But what happens if we replace one sofa in a picture with another? Perhaps a new, modern style is emerging, or the coffee table suddenly no longer fits. Let’s say we prefer an armchair with a higher seat height: how do we find one that matches both the style and the seat height of the sofa? Style is the starting point, but not the end. Once we know our style and combine it with our needs, the puzzle begins. Without information about our preferences and desired functions, we won’t get any further in our search for hygge.

How do we find a furnishing solution that integrates the entire complexity of style, product, material and size selection in relation to people, product and architecture? A solution that is not only beautiful, but also practical and durable? A facility that remains up-to-date in the long term and meets our requirements thanks to an individual concept and high quality standards?

We work like a good stylist who puts together a capsule wardrobe for a customer. This wardrobe fits the body perfectly and offers the right solution for every situation. It makes the person look and feel good while showing off their personal style. A high-quality wardrobe that rarely needs to be supplemented or replaced.

It is often said that a personal interior should develop over time. This applies to people who can see the big picture and visualize how a specific product relates to other products and what style it supports. For everyone else, “the wheel has to be reinvented every time” as soon as a new purchase is necessary. So the search for hygge becomes very long with many open construction sites.

To summarize, designing a home or a company is like a journey of self-discovery. However, with the support of a coach you can save time, just as a personal trainer can help you reach your goal faster. We see ourselves as interior design experts who help you to create interiors in which you feel comfortable. They may even give you a nudge in a direction you have long wanted to explore, or improve your company’s brand image and facilitate informal processes.