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What’s your favorite saying? Let the walls in your home represent who you are as a person - what you stand for and the mottos you live by. Typography prints with important messages and humorous quotes give your home a personal stamp that reflects you as an individual.
Go bold and mix colors and designs to create a flirty and energetic feel in your home. We’re decorating with vibrant pastels that give off positive vibes for a summery feel in our decor.
We are proud to finally be able to present our new studio collection ‘Coast to Coast’, which features designs by our creative team! The collection highlights our journey from one U.S. coast to another, where we visit Miami, Los Angeles, and Palm Springs. Join us for a photo journey that is guaranteed to give you wanderlust!
Jennie Hammar is a freelance journalist who moved to LA and never looked back. When we meet her one sunny afternoon at El Matador Beach, it's easy to understand why – the Californian climate, people, and vibe make it easy to stay. She's promised to show us her favorite places and, naturally, we take the opportunity to talk about life in Los Angeles.
During the creation of the Coast to Coast collection, we stop in Miami for a few days. We’re curious about seeing the city from a design- and trend perspective, and have teamed up with Rachael Russell, the fashionista whose Instagram account offers a large dose of Miami-inspiration. Over the course of one of our days there, she takes us to all of her favorite spots, and we take the opportunity to chat with her - about life in Miami, philanthropy, and where she feels most at home.
Join us for a behind-the-scenes look of our new Studio collection coming to life! We’ll take you on a journey along the U.S. coasts - to beautiful desert landscapes, beaches, and urban metropolitan environments. During a few intense days, our creative team captures the feel, impressions, and prevailing trends of these areas through a camera lens.