Telephone booths

How we can reuse (could have reused) old street telephone booths

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Color of the year 2026

Every December Pantone company announces the color of the next year which effects interior design also. Cloud Dancer no. 11-4201 is the color of the year 2026.
This is a shade of pure white, not actually a color, but rather allows all other colors to prevail. It symbolizes a new beginning, airiness and hope.
Feel free to use it in any room. However, keep in mind that if white dominates an interior, mix different textures during the furnishing process, so the space will gain depth and not resemble a hospital ward. Even in the currently fashionable, all-white homes, other colors are needed as a counterbalance, so our eyes can focus on every detail. For example, natural wood (floors, stair railings, wall panels) helps maintain a sense of purity and simplicity, dark colors make the space more modern through contrast, and pastel colors bring softness and femininity to the look.
Ask for help of an interior designer for making the color of the year 2026 appear in your home in style.

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Door wreath 11.

We can make wonderful winter door wreaths from old items gathering dust in the closet or available for pennies at the flea market

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Gingerbread house 3.

House plans for Santa’s elves 🙂

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Les Invalides

Fleur de lis decorations in all quantities – Les Invalides, Paris 2025

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Sorbonne

Wonderful doors and windows – Sorbonne, Paris 2025

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Colorful cooker

A colorful cooker is the perfect way to express your personality in a typical white/gray kitchen – whether small or large

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Seaside mood

Mural wallpapers with a seaside feel that won’t look strange in other seasons either

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Tropical mood

A tropical vibe doesn’t require overly obvious decorative elements if the colors and textures match this style

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Storybooks

Even as children, we are greeted by detailed, cosy interiors in storybooks, which help us immerse ourselves in the lovely stories even more.
(Beatrix Potter: Peter Rabbit, Jean de Brunhoff: Le roi Babar, Jill Barklem: Brambly Hedge)

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