The days are now starting to get shorter and the sun sets earlier, allowing us to make great use of candles and lamps in the eveneing. In recent years Camerich has worked along side the lighting company Flos.

Flos create interesting geometries within a space, unlike a “normal lamp”. The relationship between lamps and spaces is often neglected, even though your lighting “sets the mood”, which is very important.

Pairing an industrial style within a modern home can be a hard balance to get right, however this trend is much more suited to contemporary style furniture. Taking inspiration from raw materials such as concrete, exposed brick work and ageing metals the idea is to transform your space into an architectural statement.

Although the sunny weather is not making us want to curl up on the sofa right now, it’s not long before the long summer days begin to shorten, so how should you get your home ready for the upcoming winter months?

Here at Camerich we offer a large range of furniture that can be upholstered in any fabric or leather. As we are in the summer months a lighter colour pallet is in order. Why not incorporate Artic, Aqua, Ash, and Almond. Ash all though on the darker side creates a nice contrast between the others. Our Alison Sofa is a great addtion to any space with its luxurious high backs and thin metal feet allowing that added height off the floor.

Once you have figured out which size and style of sofa you want to go for, the next big question is how to go about arranging the layout. Even amongst one sofa style there are a number of different options which will all create a varying impact on the room. 

Introducing a variety of finishes, patterns and textures across your space is a really important aspect of keeping the décor diverse and interesting to the eye. Having an overload of dull textiles can become too much of the same thing, if you think about how much fabric you have in one space once you take into account the sofa, carpet or rugs, curtains and any other textile pieces such as chairs or cushions, it is important to introduce variety. 

If you’ve ever looked at an empty spot in your home and thought ‘there’s something missing’, the riposte could be a console table. With a console table, you can transform a previously unused or awkward spot into the stylish focal point of your space. When it comes to making a splash and adding statement style to a space, console tables are the ultimate solution, creating an instantly opulent feel.

If you are working with a small space and fear making it look too cramped, then this blog is for you. It is normal to be worried, especially for those less experienced. We are all too familiar with the customer that is too afraid to buy and too worried to make a mistake when it comes to interior design. Hopefully after reading this, you will have gained some confidence.

Modular sofas allow you to become creative when positioning the pieces. With larger communal spaces, it is fun to create a configuration with no restrictions, and adaptable to each event. For example, when hosting large dinner parties, modules can be moved around to create a large sofa where people can communicate easily with each other. If you have guests staying over, the pieces can be moved around to even create a bed!

When choosing a sofa, we often choose the most practical option when it comes to deciding on fabrics. Customers tend to choose dark colours to hide any stains that might occur due to wine, kids, pets, food and drinks. This is now a thing of the past thanks to the invention on Teflon, a fantastic fabric stain protector!

Now, we have all talked at length about how to use simply white, soft pastels and lively contrasts to brighten your space and decorate in such a way that the room in question seems larger, brighter and more open. A new trend creeping in to 2019 is a sultrier side to interior decorating, and that is the use of black.

Traditionally, a type of side table placed or attached to the wall. The ‘Console table’ had first gained popularity in 17^th century Italy. These were mostly carved from one side, making them pieces of sculpture as well as furniture, often marble topped. A console table was very much a display piece/ fashion statement, making an appearance in aristocratic homes; with France continuing the trend and slightly altering the design with inward curved legs. This made the design a lot more eccentric and classifying as the baroque style.

Gone are the days of a 3-piece suite of the same matching sofa, armchair and footstool all in the same coloured fabric. Having the same uniform colour across your whole room will actually dampen the space and make it look smaller. These are the rules of visualisation, having a lot of the same thing tricks the eye into thinking that there is more if it than there actually is. By breaking things up and having more contrast going on within the room is going to open up the space and make it look bigger.