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It might not feel like it just yet, as much of the country is still haunted by cold climates, but spring is finally here. And what better way to greet the sunnier energy of the season than with some upbeat spring decor items? Trust us, they will instantly help completely change the mood of your home and your mood.
From the latest product launches of the season to the power of positive decorating, you can come up with these conversations recommended by Décor Aid interior designers.
Canopie Izumi Jar by Seletti
Leave it to the Italian company Seletti to create a range of storage containers that are both envious and oddly weird. Keep treasures in her Canopie series designed by Elena Cutolo, which feels playful and multicultural.
Stackable Kartell Componibili storage units
Kartell’s stackable Componibili storage units are a popular label for modern, minimal and timeless found items that are reminiscent of the mod design of the 60s. They come in a range of refreshing colors and are small enough to fit in any corner.
Dusen Dusen Arc towels
Dusen Dusen’s prints are the modern equivalent of the printmasters and the famous textile manufacturers of the well-known Marimekko label and are reminiscent of the Pop Art era of the 60s with a more contemporary orientation. And their Greek-blue Arc towels will instantly revive your bathroom.
Cold picnic tourist quilt
The sparse quilts from Cold Picnic are hand quilted and reversible. Thanks to their abstract patterns that will never go out of style, they are sure to make an unforgettable statement. That makes them perfect for now and as future heirlooms.
Shay Alkalay 13 stacking drawer
Shay Alkalay’s ‘Stack’ looks like an oversized Jenga pile and is a tower of contrasting drawers that almost look like they’re floating. Even better is the fact that each drawer can be pushed and pulled in both directions, which gives the device a random and irregular look and makes it look highly unusual and extremely fascinating.
CB2 Skinny Dip Bird Bath
For just over $ 100, this natural clay and sand watering hole becomes a modern feature in any outdoor space for local feathered friends. And since it has a sleek silhouette and hue, it will fit well in any garden or patio without taking up too much visual space.
Hudson sofa by Didier Gomez for Ligne Roset
The new seating solutions from designer Didier Gomez for compact city apartments are perfect thanks to their timeless yet trendy colors and sleek, mid-century modern-inspired silhouettes. His Hudson collection combines appealing lightness without sacrificing comfort and is also based on the simple lightness of iconic furniture by famous designers Mies van der Rohe and Florence Knoll, albeit on a smaller scale.
Wedgewood ornamental vases
When you think of Wedgewood, you instantly conjure up the infamous blue Jasperware range, but the 250-year-old traditional potter has delivered so much more lately. Take the collaboration with Lee Broom, one of the UK’s leading product and interior designers.
Together they have teamed up to create limited edition vases and bowls that are handcrafted in the label’s legendary jasperware in completely unexpected combinations of patterns and colors. The production of the oversized decorative vases on balls takes over 16 hours and is limited to an edition of only 15 pieces per style and color.
L’Objet X The Haas Brothers Simon leg lamp
Resourceful Los Angeles based artists and brothers Simon and Nikolai Haas have worked closely with L’Objet’s skilled artisans to create an absolutely unique range of housewares that includes dishes, home decor, textiles and fragrances. Together they have created a colorful cast of otherworldly creatures to be cherished for years to come.
Make everyday moments all the more unforgettable with your enchanting Simon Leg table lamp, which throws a dramatic glow through a room and brings joy to the people around.
Good Thing Umbrella booth is coming soon
Not only does this simple umbrella stand have a smooth, matte finish that is comfortable to the touch, but it also features an elegant terracotta composition that naturally absorbs moisture from the umbrellas stored in it.
