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• 11.10.2026 Display Cabinet in Hotel Rooms: Securely Showcasing Personal ValuablesDisplay cabinets in hotel rooms offer guests the opportunity to present personal valuables securely and attractively. A solution for upscale hospitality.Read more
• 11.10.2026 Dining Table and Chairs: How Much Space Each Person NeedsCorrect dimensioning of dining tables and chairs is essential for seating comfort. Here you will find the recommended dimensions per person.Read more
• 11.10.2026 Coffee Table with Multiple Levels: Doubling Your Surface AreaCoffee tables with multiple levels offer additional surfaces for magazines, remote controls and decorative objects. The construction enables better use of space.Read more
• 10.10.2026 Sofa and Rug Combined: Front Legs On or Next to the SurfaceThe positioning of sofas on rugs significantly influences the spatial effect. Both variants have specific advantages and disadvantages for appearance and function.Read more
• 10.10.2026 Console Table in the Entrance Area: First Storage Surface in the PropertyConsole tables in the entrance area offer guests and staff a practical storage surface. The right placement and design increases functionality.Read more
• 10.10.2026 Decorating in Groups: Odd Numbers Create Visual BalanceThe rule of three in interior design uses odd numbers of objects for harmonious arrangements. Professional decoration techniques for retail and commercial interiors.Read more
• 09.10.2026 Display Cabinet with Glass Doors: Dust Protection with Constant VisibilityDisplay cabinets with glass doors protect exhibits from dust and dirt. At the same time, products and collections remain visible at all times.Read more
• 09.10.2026 Chair Without Upholstery: Simplifying Cleaning and MaintenanceNon-upholstered chairs offer practical advantages in maintenance. Materials such as wood, plastic and metal can be cleaned quickly and reduce upkeep.Read more
• 09.10.2026 Bench Along the Long Side: More People at One TableBenches along the long side of tables enable flexible seating arrangements. They provide space for more people and optimise floor space in hospitality areas.Read more
• 08.10.2026 Console in the Dining Room: Sideboard for Food and TablewareConsoles in the dining room serve as practical sideboards for food and tableware. They provide surface space when serving and complement the room furnishings functionally.Read more
• 08.10.2026 Coffee Table Between Two Sofas: Accessibility from Both SidesWith two opposite sofas, the coffee table should be easily accessible from both seating positions. Correct placement and height are decisive.Read more
• 08.10.2026 Bed with Bench: Using the Footboard as a Storage ZoneA bench at the foot of the bed extends the usable area in the bedroom. It serves as storage for textiles and provides additional space.Read more
• 07.10.2026 Armchair with Footstool: Coordinating Footrest with Seat HeightProper coordination between armchair height and footstool ensures ergonomic seating comfort. What retailers should consider when advising customers.Read more
• 07.10.2026 Rectangular Dining Table: Planning the Head Position for the HostRectangular dining tables offer clear seating structures through their form. The head end provides a representative seating position for hosts.Read more
• 07.10.2026 Decoration on the Display Cabinet: Leave the Surface Clear or Use ItThe surface of a display cabinet offers additional space for decoration. Which design options arise and when a clear surface makes more sense.Read more
• 06.10.2026 Sofa in Front of Windows: Using Daylight Without GlarePositioning sofas in front of windows requires well-considered solutions. With suitable sun protection systems and correct orientation, daylight can be used optimally.Read more
• 06.10.2026 Conference Chairs: Ergonomics and Seating Comfort for Multi-Hour MeetingsDuring multi-hour conferences, the right chair is crucial. Ergonomic conference chairs support concentrated work and prevent fatigue.Read more
• 06.10.2026 Bed and Side Wall: Clearance for Bedding and MovementThe correct clearance between bed and wall affects comfort and functionality in the bedroom. At least 20 cm is required for bedding and freedom of movement.Read more
• 05.10.2026 Hallway Bench: Changing Shoes Without Risk of FallingA bench in the entrance area increases safety when changing shoes. Particularly for older people and in commercial properties, it reduces the risk of falling.Read more
• 05.10.2026 Console beneath the mirror: optimal height for convenient placementThe correct height for a console beneath the mirror is between 75 and 85 cm. These dimensions enable comfortable placement and ergonomic working in hallways or bathrooms.Read more
• 05.10.2026 Coffee Table with Marble Top: Plan for Coldness and WeightMarble coffee tables require special attention regarding structure and room climate. Weight and surface temperature influence placement and use.Read more
• 04.10.2026 Display Cabinet in the Living Room: Storing Collectibles VisiblyDisplay cabinets provide dust-protected space for collections and valuables. Proper placement and lighting showcase objects effectively.Read more
• 04.10.2026 Armchairs in the Library: Planning Reading Position and Light IncidenceCorrect positioning of armchairs in libraries requires thoughtful planning. Reading angle, daylight and artificial lighting influence comfort and duration of use.Read more
• 04.10.2026 Dining table for eight people: measure room length beforehandA dining table for eight people requires sufficient space. The room length should be measured precisely before purchase to ensure freedom of movement.Read more
• 03.10.2026 Chair with cover or visible frame: a decision for eventsChair covers make seating flexible but create work at every single event. A visible frame saves time, yet it demands a flawless surface.Read more
• 03.10.2026 Benches in the boutique: space for companions and fittingA bench near the fitting room gives companions somewhere to sit and makes trying things on easier. Location, dimensions and cover should suit daily shop life.Read more
• 03.10.2026 Decoration on top of the display cabinet: do not overload the upper edgeThe top of a display cabinet quickly becomes a dumping ground. A few sufficiently large objects and clear rules on weight and cleaning keep it calm.Read more
• 02.10.2026 Securing a display cabinet to the wall: anti-tip protection in commercial interiorsTall display cabinets can tip forwards when doors are open or upper shelves are loaded. In commercial interiors, a wall fixing and a level stand are part of setting up.Read more
• 02.10.2026 Coffee tables in waiting areas: stability before appearanceIn a waiting area, a coffee table is under more strain than in a living room. Frame, top and glides determine whether it stays safely in place.Read more
• 02.10.2026 Bed and rug: choosing a size that keeps the border visibleA rug under the bed only works if it remains visible at the sides. Guide values for border, format and position help when planning bedrooms.Read more
• 01.10.2026 Leather armchairs: plan for patina from the startLeather changes with use and develops a patina. Matching leather type, location and care early on avoids false expectations among customers and guests.Read more
• 01.10.2026 Placing consoles in pairs: symmetry in the entrance areaTwo identical consoles give an entrance area a clear centre. For the symmetry to work, the axis, the distances and the decoration must be matched precisely.Read more
• 01.10.2026 Dining table and lighting: centring the light fitting over the tabletopIf the light does not hang above the centre of the table, the dining area looks unsettled. What matters is the centre of the top, the hanging height and the fitting's size.Read more
• 30.09.2026 Sofa in the bedroom: check the space required before buyingA sofa in the bedroom needs more room than its footprint alone. A few measurements and a mock-up on the floor show before ordering whether it will fit.Read more
• 30.09.2026 Bench with a backrest: when it can replace the chairA bench with a backrest can replace chairs at the dining table if seat dimensions and room layout fit. Where it saves space and where chairs stay ahead.Read more
• 30.09.2026 Autumn decoration: warm tones with gold and dark woodIn autumn, gold and dark wood look different under artificial light than in summer. A few colours, suitable materials and warm light keep the room calm.Read more
• 29.09.2026 Chairs on carpet or hard flooring: choosing the right glidesGlides determine scratches, noise and the effort needed to move a chair. Which type fits depends on the floor covering and the shape of the chair leg.Read more
• 29.09.2026 Coffee table set in two sizes: move it flexibly instead of fixing it in placeTwo coffee tables of different sizes can be pushed together or placed apart. This lets the seating group adapt to changing use during the day.Read more
• 29.09.2026 Beds with an upholstered frame: taking the edge off everyday knocksHard bed edges often sit right in the walking route. An upholstered frame softens these points, provided padding, cover and room layout work together.Read more
• 28.09.2026 Display cabinet in the hotel lobby: showing in-house and regional itemsA display cabinet in the lobby shows guests the hotel's own products and regional craft. This article explains location, selection, lighting and upkeep in a hotel.Read more
• 28.09.2026 Swivel or fixed armchair: use in lounge and officeSwivel armchairs allow changing lines of sight, fixed armchairs keep a room in order. This article places both designs in context for lounge, office and meetings.Read more
• 28.09.2026 Console table in the restaurant: service station at the edge of the dining roomA console table can serve as a service station for cutlery, glasses and menus in the dining room. This article shows what matters for location, size and surface.Read more
• 27.09.2026 L-shaped sofa or two separate sofas: flexibility comparedA corner sofa makes use of the corner, two separate sofas can be placed freely. This comparison shows which option suits rearranging, transport and use in a project.Read more
• 27.09.2026 Dining table with marble top: consider weight and baseA marble top quickly puts more than 100 kilograms on the frame. This article explains what that means for the base, the floor, delivery and everyday use.Read more
• 27.09.2026 Decoration in the hotel room: few pieces, firmly placedDecoration shapes a hotel room but costs time in operation. Why a few firmly placed pieces make cleaning, checking and replacement much simpler.Read more
• 26.09.2026 Chair in the conference room: sitting time determines the upholsteryShort meeting or all-day workshop: the usual sitting time decides on the padding. How to choose construction, cover and dimensions to suit the use.Read more
• 26.09.2026 Bench in the hallway: choosing the right depth and lengthIn a hallway every centimetre of walking width counts. Which seat depth and length make sense for a bench and how to check the remaining passage.Read more
• 26.09.2026 Coffee table with a glass top: maintenance effort and effect in the roomA glass top makes a seating group look lighter but shows every touch. How to weigh up visual effect, cleaning and safety against one another.Read more
• 25.09.2026 Display cabinet with drawers: storage below, presentation aboveDisplay cabinets with drawers combine presentation behind glass with concealed storage. This article shows what to look for in layout, handling and location.Read more
• 25.09.2026 Armchair with footstool: using the footrest flexiblyA separate footstool adds a footrest to the armchair and can be put to other uses when needed. This article explains height, space requirements and cover.Read more