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Vintage Danish Fabric Sofa

Item Number : #134

Vintage Stouby Sofa

Denmark 1980s

A vintage Danish Sofa by Stouby, Denmark. This is a lovely example in very good condition with a beech frame and upholstered in dark grey wool. If you are after a mid century Scandinavian sofa that is both comfortable and classically stylish, this may well be the one for you.

218L x 78H x 80Deep cm

Seat Height: 47cm

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The Convenience of Buying Home Décor Online

In today's digital age, the internet has revolutionized the way we shop for everything, including home décor. With just a few clicks, homeowners can explore an endless array of options, from furniture to accent pieces, and transform their living spaces without ever leaving the comfort of their homes. The convenience and accessibility of buying home décor online have made it a popular choice for consumers worldwide.

One of the primary advantages to buy home décor online is the unparalleled convenience it offers. Unlike traditional brick-and-mortar stores, online retailers are accessible 24/7, allowing shoppers to browse and shop at their own pace, regardless of their location or time zone. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for busy individuals who may not have the time to visit physical stores during regular business hours.

Moreover, the internet provides an extensive selection of Home Decor Australia, catering to various styles, tastes, and budgets. Whether you're searching for minimalist Scandinavian furniture or eclectic bohemian accents, online platforms offer a diverse range of products to suit every preference. With just a few clicks, shoppers can compare prices, read reviews, and explore different options, empowering them to make informed purchasing decisions.

Another advantage of buying home décor online is the ability to access exclusive deals and discounts. Many online retailers offer promotions, sales, and coupon codes that may not be available in-store, allowing consumers to save money on their purchases. Additionally, some websites offer loyalty programs or rewards points, incentivizing repeat business and offering further savings opportunities.

Furthermore, shopping for home décor online eliminates the hassle of transportation and delivery. With doorstep delivery services offered by most online retailers, shoppers can have their purchases conveniently shipped directly to their homes. This not only saves time and effort but also eliminates the need for bulky furniture transportation, making the shopping experience hassle-free and enjoyable.

The convenience of buying home décor online extends beyond just the purchasing process. Many websites provide valuable resources such as design inspiration, decorating tips, and interactive tools to help shoppers visualize how various pieces will look in their homes. Virtual room planners and augmented reality technology allow consumers to preview furniture and décor in their space before making a purchase, ensuring a seamless and satisfying shopping experience.

Additionally, online reviews and customer feedback provide valuable insights into product quality, durability, and customer service, helping shoppers make informed decisions and avoid potential pitfalls. By leveraging the collective experiences of fellow consumers, individuals can shop with confidence, knowing they're investing in high-quality home décor that meets their needs and expectations.

In conclusion, online home decor in Brisbane offers unparalleled convenience, selection, and savings opportunities for consumers. With the click of a button, homeowners can explore a vast array of products, access exclusive deals, and enjoy doorstep delivery services, all from the comfort of their homes. As technology continues to advance, the online home décor market will likely expand further, providing even more innovative solutions to enhance the shopping experience and transform living spaces with ease.

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Enhancing Durability: Exploring Five Benefits of Wood Flooring

Wood flooring has long been revered for its timeless elegance and natural charm, but its durability often goes overlooked. While many flooring options are available on the market today, Wood flooring in Brisbane and beyond stands out for its exceptional resilience and longevity.

Whether you're renovating your home or building from scratch, considering wood flooring can be a wise investment. Let's delve into five key benefits that highlight its durability. 

Strength and Resilience

One of the foremost advantages of wood flooring is its inherent strength. Hardwood species such as oak, maple, and hickory are renowned for their durability. These woods can withstand heavy foot traffic, furniture movement, and everyday wear and tear with ease. 

Unlike other flooring materials that may dent or scratch easily, wood flooring maintains its integrity for decades, making it a sturdy and reliable option for any space.

Longevity

Wood flooring is synonymous with longevity. When properly installed and maintained, hardwood floors can last for generations. Unlike carpets that may need replacing every few years or vinyl that can wear down over time, wood flooring ages gracefully, acquiring a rich patina that adds character to your home. 

With regular care and occasional refinishing, your wood floors can retain their beauty and durability for years to come, making them a sustainable and cost-effective choice in the long run.

Easy Maintenance

Another advantage of wood flooring is its minimal maintenance requirements. Unlike carpets that trap dust, allergens, and stains, wood floors can be easily cleaned with a broom, vacuum, or damp mop. 

Spills and stains are less likely to permeate the surface, allowing for quick and hassle-free clean-up. Additionally, periodic refinishing can rejuvenate the wood's appearance, eliminating minor scratches and restoring its lustre. With proper care, Floor Sanding in Brisbane -wide can maintain its durability and beauty for decades, requiring minimal effort on your part.

Versatility

Wood flooring offers unmatched versatility, suiting a wide range of interior styles and design preferences. Whether your home boasts a traditional, rustic, or contemporary aesthetic, there's a wood flooring option to complement your décor.

From light-coloured oak for a Scandinavian-inspired look to rich walnut for a classic feel, the variety of wood species, finishes, and plank sizes allows for endless customisation possibilities. Regardless of your design choices, wood flooring provides a durable foundation that enhances the beauty and functionality of any space.

Value Enhancement

Investing in wood flooring can significantly increase the value of your home. Potential buyers often view hardwood floors as a desirable feature due to their durability, aesthetic appeal, and long-term cost savings. 

Homes with wood flooring typically command higher resale values and attract more discerning buyers. By choosing wood flooring, you're not only enhancing the durability of your home but also its marketability and overall value, making it a sound investment for the future.

Final Words 

Wood flooring offers a plethora of benefits for durability that set it apart from other flooring options. Its strength, longevity, easy maintenance, versatility, and value enhancement make it a top choice for homeowners seeking a reliable and enduring flooring solution. 

Whether you're looking to renovate your current space or embark on a new construction project, consider the timeless appeal and lasting durability of wood flooring Brisbane residents rely upon for a home that stands the test of time.

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The sleek simple lines and functionality of our Scandinavian Range are a perfect example of the timeless style made famous by the Scandinavian designers of the 1950’s. The crisp white and neutral grey couples effortlessly with the light toned timber to create a fresh and simple look for your home. With functionality being a guiding principle in Scandinavian design you can be sure this range will compliment your modern lifestyle with sleek and elegant style.

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Scandinavian furniture Melbourne

This is the main theme found in Scandinavian designed furniture in which it provides both modern looking designs and provides operate to the user. Much of Scandinavian designs make use of form-pressed wood that is configured into smooth contours and designs.

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Lauren Li on Contemporary Curves

Lauren Li on Contemporary Curves

Design Eye

by Lucy Feagins, Editor

The BOL sofa by HC28 Cosmo, with Oasis coffee tables, ‘Toy’ Vase in Matt Black, and BOLD Console in gloss black, all from HC28, available exclusively at DOMO brings a soft curve to this formal sitting room. Interior by Sisalla Interior Design, Photo – Eve Wilson.

Oasis coffee tables and ‘Toy’ Vase in Matt Black, both by HC28, available exclusively at DOMO. Interior by Sisalla Interior Design, Photo – Eve Wilson.

The BOL sofa by HC28 Cosmo with Oasis coffee tables by HC28, available exclusively at DOMO. Interior by Sisalla Interior Design, Photo – Eve Wilson.

Lauren Li of Sisalla Interior Design in her Camberwell project, with BOL sofa by HC28 Cosmo,  Oasis coffee tables, and BOLD Console from HC28, available exclusively at DOMO. Photo – Eve Wilson.

The sitting room looks through to formal dining room, in a complementary palette of teal and deep blue. Foreground left – the BOL sofa by HC28 Cosmo, with Oasis coffee table, and BOLD Console in gloss black by HC28, on the right – Bear Armchairs, also by HC28, all available exclusively at DOMO. Interior by Sisalla Interior Design, Photo – Eve Wilson.

Bear Armchairs by HC28, from DOMO. Interior by Sisalla Interior Design, Photo – Eve Wilson.

Curved forms in the dining room. Paper lamp by Ligne Roset from DOMO on sideboard. Interior by Sisalla Interior Design, Photo – Eve Wilson.

Dining room. Paper lamp by Ligne Roset from DOMO on sideboard. Interior by Sisalla Interior Design, Photo – Eve Wilson.

Have you noticed CURVES everywhere in interiors lately? From couches to armchairs, and even rounded edges on cabinetry and tables – sensual, organic silhouettes are in the spotlight, and we’re here for it!

For interior designer Lauren Li, this trend is all about breaking up symmetry, and softening hard architectural lines. ‘More than ever, we are looking for comfort’ she says. And if you want a sofa that ‘gives you a hug’, look no further than a piece with an inviting, curved form!

Lauren’s latest project in Camberwell saw the studio inject rich colour and contemporary yet classic design pieces into a formal sitting room and dining room in a large family home. Using deep blue and teal as a base palette, Lauren selected furniture in a neutral palette of cream, gloss black and tan upholstery – and seating with soft, inviting curves, to balance the formality and symmetry of the rooms.

‘Using the BOL sofa with its curved backrest creates a soft form that is really lovely, it breaks up the formality of the room’ says Lauren. ‘It’s also great because it doesn’t have loose cushions that need adjusting, so it always looks neat and inviting.’

We recently spoke to Lauren about this stunning project, and her take on the curves we’re seeing everywhere in contemporary interiors right now.

Hey Lauren! You’ve designed some beautiful homes and interiors – how would you describe your design aesthetic?

Thanks for the kind words! I’m drawn to spaces that are filled with a warm atmosphere – how the space feels is the most important thing. I love to combine gorgeous colour and texture to give a space personality, with an element of the unexpected. I lean towards European designs as a key influence; French, Italian and Scandinavian design always inspires me.

Your Camberwell project brings together stunning bold colour on the walls, and contemporary furniture in a minimal palette of cream, tan and black.  Can you tell us a little about this project, what was the brief, and tell us about the finishes and furniture you’ve selected?

We are so lucky to work with the BEST clients. The brief began with selecting the main furniture pieces; the sofa, armchairs and dining chairs. The wall colour wasn’t something that the clients asked for, however the rooms come off a main hallway, and painting them a bold colour really suits the architecture of the house and gives them such a distinct atmosphere. These formal rooms feel special to be in.

The main furniture pieces are neutral in colour, with the artwork and wall treatment providing impactful colour. So down the track, if they wish to re-paint, the furniture will work with just about any other colour scheme.

The layout of the lounge and dining rooms are quite formal, however the family are relaxed and young. So, I listened to them, and tried to carefully bring these spaces into the present day. Painting the two adjacent rooms (the lounge and dining) in two different colours definitely required a leap of faith by the client! However, the combination of bold colour and the soft, curved edges in the furniture creates the perfect balance of formality and fun. These rooms that were rarely used are now used as the family’s ‘everyday’ dining room, as well as a backdrop to host birthdays and dinner parties.

A key feature in the sitting area is the distinctive BOL curved couch by HC28 Cosmo from DOMO. What do you love about this piece?

The lounge and dining rooms here are quite symmetrical, with straight lines. The BOL sofa with its curved backrest creates a soft form that is really lovely, it breaks up the formality of the room.  The boucle fabric further enhances the softness and comfort, and it’s irresistible to touch!  It’s also great because it doesn’t have loose cushions that need adjusting, so it always looks neat and inviting.

We’ve noticed a lot of curved lines in contemporary furniture right now. Square, ‘blocky’ furniture is out and softer, curved lines are in! What can you tell us about this trend?

Yes, you’d be living under a rock if you didn’t know that curved lines are having a moment right now! More than ever, we are looking for comfort. Our homes are a refuge where we want to feel safe, and a sofa that ‘gives you a hug’ as it wraps around you does just that. We are looking for furniture that looks inviting and comfortable, and curved shapes do that so well.

What advice would you have for people keen to inject some curves at home?

If a room is looking a bit flat, consider adding a curved line. It can really be the ‘thing’ that lifts the entire room.

A sofa with a curved form is a great place to start if you’re looking to add loads of softness and interest to a space, however adding some ball cushions and a nest of round coffee tables will also break up the straight lines in a room.

So if you already have your main furniture pieces, perhaps a round mirror or lamp is just the piece to break up all of those straight lines, and give the space some variety.

What’s next for Lauren Li / Sisalla Interior Design?

It sure has been an unpredictable year! We’ve had client projects stop, start and stop again and we’ve tried to go with the flow.

Alongside our design projects we launched our online courses and studio sessions in April, and they have kept us quite busy. Connecting with other interior designers has actually been just what I needed during lockdown here in Melbourne. It’s been fun, and nerdy in the best possible way to meet online every week.

Something that I have been asked about from time to time is mentoring, and we have been developing an online community called The Design Society to share information about fees, marketing, finding the best tradespeople and where to source all of the things. It’s a great way to strengthen the interior design industry by sharing information and plus, I love talking about design (if you can’t tell!).

For more than 30 years, DOMO has remained Australia’s exclusive stockist of prestigious design brands from Europe, and across the globe.

With showrooms in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Gold Coast, DOMO offers a curated collection of classic, contemporary indoor and outdoor furniture ranges that last a lifetime.

For more design inspiration, follow DOMO on Instagram here.

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A MINI Guide To Brisbane | From furniture that channels Scandinavian form and function to an extensive range of homewares including an assortment of striking Marimekko pieces, the quality products on display at @themodernfurniturestore will inspire you to reimagine your own living space. You’ll also find a good selection of Australian brands as you wander through their newly renovated showroom. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Go to HeyGents.com.au to view the guide. @miniaustralia #mini #minicountryman https://ift.tt/2LJQkdl

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The Cultivation of great design

If the many items of exquisite beauty that furniture curator Richard Munao has around him, it is fitting a crystal ball is not among them.

This is largely because foresight has always been one of the 52-year-old’s more consistent companions.

It was there when, as a teen, he defied his Italian father and Greek mother’s advice to pursue his dream of becoming a certified cabinet-maker.

It was present, when nearly 20 years ago, he poured every penny he could scrape together to open up a high-end furniture business in a Sydney suburb better known for its gang warfare than for its commercial enterprise.

And it was front and centre when the Cult chief executive persuaded an up-and-coming Danish brand by the name of the Republic of Franz Hansen that he was the man who could convince Australians of the value to be unearthed in its product.

But there has always been method to his madness.

By fully committing both himself and his design nous to his business, Munao is today at the helm of a burgeoning and successful retail empire of five stores with representation across six states and two countries.

With additional distributors in Canberra, Adelaide and Perth, Cult works with some of the world’s most influential furniture and lighting producers with prominent Scandinavian brands HAY, Carl Hansen & Sons and Erik Jorgenson, popular Italian labels Poltrona Frau, Cassina and Cappellini and award-winning Antipodeans Tim Webber and Henry Wilson among its impressive portfolio.

As if that were not enough proof of Munao’s purchasing prowess, he counts among his collection a unique precious metal item that no amount of money can buy – having been named the 2011 recipient of His Royal Highness Prince Henrik’s Medal of Honour in recognition of his work in promoting Danish exports.

    Seeking to cater to both residential and commercial markets, Munao established Cult (which formerly traded as Corporate Culture) in a two-level 800 square metre manufacturing space in the inner west suburb of Chippendale in 1997. Annointing himself head buyer from day one, he selected Erik Jorgensen, Republic of Fritz Hansen and Stelton as the store’s foundation brands.

Clearly striking a chord with Sydneysiders excited by the prospect of being exposed to a new breed of furniture designers, the business grew organically opening in Melbourne in 1999, Brisbane in 2005 and making its way across the Tasman to Auckland four short years later.

“The bulk of our designs are sourced from Denmark and Italy – two countries that both have strong design culture and have produced some of the world’s best designs. A lot of the most iconic Italian and French design that today are carried by brands like Cassina, were designed in the 1920s and 1930s such as LC collection by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret,” he says.

“After that, the 1950s and 1960s were a very prolific time for design in Denmark with designers such as Hans J Wegner, Poul Kjaerholm and Arne Jacobsen leading the charge. The beauty of all these designs is that a LC4 chaise longue from 1928, Wishbone chair from 1949 and the Swan chair from 1955 are still as relevant and contemporary today as the time they were designed. All these designs have stood the test of time, and that’s what makes them true design icons.”

Authenticity is the trait that binds each member of the Cult family, yet despite this, one of the secrets to the Cult phenomenon is that each brand has its own unique personality and quality.

“While Carl Hansen & Son and PP Mobler are the hallmarks for modern Danish timber furniture, brands such as Magis continuously push the boundaries of innovation and technology by working with plastic, steel, iron or even a combination of materials”, he says.

    Owing to the diversity of its offering, Cult’s price points are equally varied where the design conscious can pick up a HAY Clip Clip for around $14 to a Cappellini Progetti Compiuti chest of drawers that retails for $72,900.

Munao says the industry has changed significantly since he started out – most notably in the merging of commercial and residential furniture. Now, more than ever,there is demand for break-out, multi-functional furniture, furniture to suit smaller spaces as well as sustainable furniture.

But great design is “not about design for disassembly or out of recycling materials”, he has been quoted as saying. “It’s about design for longevity – to transcend the seasons and the trends.”

Being prepared to go it alone has also proved something of a pitfall to all Australian retailers looking to claim a stake in the fiercely competitive furniture market, with the growing creep of replicas flooding the market.

While the UK recently enforced penalties of up to £50,000 and 10 years jail for anyone selling fake furniture, no such laws exist in Australia. It is generally accepted that Australia lags behind in legislating this area as manufacturers of ‘fakes’ are allowed to market their design copies here as long as they are named ‘replica’.

It is a subject that gets Munao hot under the collar, so much so that, aside from being a regular lobbyist, he is also the founding partner of the Authentic Design Alliance and a regular contributor to panel discussions seeking to better educate the market.

Speaking to leading industry website, The Future of Space in 2014, Munao claimed that it took courage and investment for designers and manufacturers of original designs to bring products to market; for as many products that are successful there are products that do not succeed.  

“Authentic, original design is important in many ways. Most original and authentic pieces have a greater life span than ‘replica furniture’, which is a more long term, sustainable option for our environment. Authenticity rewards the original designer with income through the sales of the product they designed and it encourages all designers to innovate.   

“To me it seems criminal that one can sit on the fence and wait for an original to sell and then copy it; essentially this is theft of intellectual property,” he told the site.

  Munao has further diversified the business over the past two to three years, starting up his own Cult brand, designed and manufactured in Australia but which will soon be launched in South East Asia, as well as launching an Australian-made AGxCult collection, designed by local talent Adam Goodrum, that Cult intends debuting internationally.

In addition, Munao also runs a program, dubbed Cultivated, which is a unique product stewardship program providing refurbishment and buy-back options of its furniture to clients.

Yet, despite the uncertainty of the global marketplace and turmoil within the retail sector, Munao believes there is still much to be achieved by the brands for which he is caretaker.

Late last year, he opened the first mono-branded HAY shop in Sydney’s Surry Hills – a fitting tribute given he was the first to commit distributing the brand outside of Europe. It was also the realisation of a dream that Munao had when the brand was first launched in 2002.

Plans are also in the pipeline to celebrate Cult’s 20-year anniversary by renovating its Chippendale headquarters and transforming it into an event-space for functions, photo shoots and exhibitions.  

“I am proud of where we are today. Looking back over the last 20 years, it’s been such an exciting journey, yet I still believe that Cult has so much more potential to grow as a business.”

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Elevate Your Living Space: Trends in Home Decor Australia

In the vast landscape of interior design, Australian home decor stands out for its unique blend of cosmopolitan flair and natural charm. From the sandy shores of Bondi Beach to the vibrant streets of Melbourne, Australian homes reflect a diverse array of influences, making them a melting pot of style and creativity. Whether you're aiming for a minimalist sanctuary or a bohemian paradise, here are some trends shaping the world of home decor in Australia.

Coastal Chic: With its stunning coastline and laid-back lifestyle, it's no wonder that coastal decor remains a perennial favorite among Australians. Think breezy whites, natural textures, and touches of blue reminiscent of the ocean. Incorporating elements like driftwood accents, rattan furniture, and seashell motifs can instantly transport you to a beachside retreat, even if you're miles away from the shore.

Indoor-Outdoor Living: Australia's mild climate encourages a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, blurring the lines between the two. Alfresco dining areas, lush gardens, and cozy outdoor lounges are essential features of Australian homes. Embrace this trend by creating inviting outdoor spaces adorned with comfortable seating, potted plants, and ambient lighting, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of nature year-round.

Native Flora and Fauna: Australian flora and fauna serve as rich sources of inspiration for home decor, celebrating the country's unique biodiversity. From native flowers like banksias and waratahs to iconic animals such as kangaroos and koalas, incorporating these motifs into your decor adds a touch of Australian to your space. Consider botanical prints, animal-themed artwork, or even sustainable materials sourced locally for an authentic Australian aesthetic.

Global Eclecticism: As a multicultural society, Australia embraces a diverse range of design influences from around the world. Global eclecticism allows homeowners to mix and match styles, textures, and patterns to create a personalized and eclectic look. Whether it's Moroccan-inspired rugs, Scandinavian furniture, or African textiles, doesn’t be afraid to experiment with different cultural elements to add character and warmth to your home.

Sustainable Living: With growing awareness of environmental issues, sustainability has become a key consideration in home decor. Australians are increasingly opting for eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient appliances, and ethical practices to reduce their carbon footprint. Embrace sustainability by choosing organic textiles, reclaimed wood furniture, and vintage pieces that not only look stylish but also support responsible consumption.

Artisanal Craftsmanship: In a world dominated by mass-produced goods, there's a renewed appreciation for artisanal craftsmanship and handmade items. Australian artisans are celebrated for their skill and creativity, producing one-of-a-kind pieces that add a sense of authenticity to any home. Whether it's handwoven textiles, hand-painted ceramics, or handcrafted furniture, investing in artisanal pieces not only supports local talent but also infuses your space with soul and character.

In conclusion, Online Home Decor in Brisbane is a reflection of the country's diverse culture, natural beauty, and laid-back lifestyle. By embracing trends like coastal chic, indoor-outdoor living, native flora and fauna, global eclecticism, sustainable living, and artisanal craftsmanship, you can elevate your living space and create a home that is both stylish and uniquely Australian.

Source & Reference: https://sites.google.com/view/adyscollection/elevate-your-living-space-trends-in-home-decor-australia

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Wood Flooring for Every Room: Best Practices and Recommendations

Wood flooring has long been a popular choice among homeowners due to its timeless appeal, durability, and versatility. 

Whether you want to create a warm and inviting living room or a cosy bedroom retreat, Wood Flooring Brisbane can be the perfect addition to any space in your home. 

In this blog post, we will explore the best practices and recommendations for selecting the right wood flooring for every room.

I. Choosing the Right Wood Flooring

A. Living Room

The living room is often the central gathering place in a home, making it essential to choose a wood flooring option that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Popular wood species such as oak or maple work well in this space, offering durability and a classic aesthetic. When selecting finishes and colours, consider the interior style of your living room. Opt for darker finishes for a more traditional look, while lighter finishes can create a contemporary or Scandinavian feel.

B. Kitchen

The kitchen is a high-traffic area that is prone to spills and moisture. Therefore, it is important to choose a wood flooring Brisbane option that can withstand these challenges. Engineered wood flooring is an excellent choice for kitchens due to its durability and resistance to moisture. Lighter wood tones can brighten up the space and provide a timeless look. To protect your kitchen floor from spills and heavy foot traffic, be sure to clean up spills promptly and use area rugs in high-traffic areas.

C. Bedroom

The bedroom is a place of relaxation and comfort, and wood flooring can create a cosy ambience. Softer wood species such as cherry or walnut are recommended for this room as they add warmth and elegance. To enhance the comfort factor, consider using area rugs or runners to add softness underfoot and create visual interest.

D. Bathroom

Moisture is a significant concern in bathrooms, making selecting the right wood flooring option crucial. Waterproof laminate or vinyl plank flooring with a wood-like appearance are suitable choices for bathrooms. These options offer the beauty of wood flooring while being resistant to water damage. Remember to properly seal your bathroom floor and perform regular maintenance to prevent any potential water damage.

II. Installation Considerations

A. Subfloor Preparation

Before installing any wood flooring, it is essential to prepare the subfloor properly. An even, clean, dry, and debris-free subfloor is crucial for a successful installation. Ensure to address any issues, such as unevenness or moisture, before proceeding with the installation process.

B. DIY vs Professional Installation

When it comes to installing wood flooring, homeowners often face the dilemma of whether to tackle the project themselves or hire professionals. While DIY installation can be a cost-effective option, it is important to consider your level of expertise and access to specialised tools. Hiring professionals ensures a flawless result and minimises the risk of mistakes that could cost you more in the long run.

III. Maintenance and Care

A. Regular Cleaning:

To keep your wood flooring looking its best, regular cleaning is essential. Start by sweeping or vacuuming your floors to remove dirt and debris. Following that, use a damp mop with a neutral cleaner specifically designed for wood floors. Avoid using harsh cleaning agents or excessive water as they can damage the finish and potentially the wood itself.

B. Preventative Measures

Prevention is key when it comes to maintaining the beauty of your wood flooring. Consider using furniture pads to protect against scratches caused by moving furniture. Place area rugs or mats near entryways to trap dirt and moisture, preventing them from being tracked onto your floors. Taking these preventative measures can significantly extend the lifespan of your wood flooring.

Conclusion

Selecting the right wood flooring for each room in your home is crucial for creating the desired atmosphere while considering practicality and durability. Consider your lifestyle, traffic patterns, and maintenance preferences when choosing. Wood flooring offers a timeless appeal that can enhance the beauty of any space. By following the best practices and recommendations discussed in this blog post, you can ensure that your wood flooring Brisbane remains a stunning and long-lasting investment in your home.

Source : Wood Flooring for Every Room: Best Practices and Recommendations

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#9 mid century siesta chair

Ingmar Relling

Siesta Chair

Norway- 1970’s

A near perfect example of a Siesta Chair in tan leather with Beech frame with charcoal canvas.

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#11 Pernilla style lounge chairs

Mid Century Danish Lounge Chairs

Denmark

Mid-Century Modern

The History, stockists high quality mid-century Scandinavian furniture, has for sale two Pernilla Style lounge chairs from the 1970s. These MCM inspired chair are made from canvas, wool with frames of hand crafted beech timber. As you would expect from a Danish lounge chair, they are superbly comfortable and stylish.

Sorry, only 1 chair remaining.

Price is per chair.

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Deciding on the right Modern Danish furniture in Brisbane is a terrific way to refresh your room without doing an office renovation.

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falcon chair

sigurd Ressel

Falcon Chair

Norway- Circa 1970

Mid-century danish Falcon chair in desirable cognac-coloured, supple leather. Very good vintage condition with vintage patina.

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Planet chairs

Sven Ivar Dysthe

Norway.

Designed: Circa 1970

Pair of swivel and tilting, Planet chairs by Sven Ivar Dysthe, in very good vintage condition and supremely comfortable.

Sven Ivar Dysthe is a Norwegian furniture designer born in Oslo, Norway. Among his designs is the armchair 1001 from 1960, and the chair Laminette from 1964. He was awarded Norsk Form's Jakob Award in 1986.

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Falcon Chair, brown leather