Personalise the tale at home with these quietly beautiful pieces.
In association with Boconcept.
With global events tumbling our sense of stability, our homes are becoming ever more an environment in which to feel safe and grounded. Two spring releases from BoConcept lean into this truth, with considered pieces for living rooms and bedrooms that are timeless yet customisable.
The Aarhus collection of sofas and tables, designed by René Hougaard, founder of Arde Studio, bears the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and tunes in to both planetary and personal needs. Scandinavian simplicity is celebrated in the lightness of the wooden-framed sofa, where sleek yet comforting lines take a cue from the mid-century and collide with today’s circular design principles. The rounded curves of the frame lend a sense of fluidity that complements the refinement of slender arms, and solid-wood coffee and side tables in a natural finish ensure an aesthetic that ties naturally together.
Sanctuary is sought in today’s bedrooms, and a holistic approach to furniture design in this space makes that all the more achievable. Element by Morten Georgsen, a designer who has been collaborating with BoConcept for two decades, is a modular bedroom concept where key elements — such as the bed, dressers and nightstands — are fully customisable and work together in modern harmony. Whether your style embraces a clean, minimal look or tends towards the luxurious, Element allows the freedom to craft the perfect space.
Choose a frame in fabric or wood, add an upholstered headboard (maybe leather or linen) that matches the mood, select legs for the bed in dark oak, natural oak or ash grey, and perhaps introduce storage below so the room is as restful as it possibly can be.
There is both beauty and freedom in this cohesive approach — a collection that brings sustainable luxury home.
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