Furnishings and fittings
When it comes to interior design and furnishings, it's often about conveying a feeling through the strategic placement of furnishings. Both large and small. But fortunately, it rarely takes more extensive measures to achieve good results. It is even more important to make interior design a personal pursuit and to let the furnishings reflect the character you want to give the room. By using unexpected touches and adorning the room with a special selection of furniture, toys and wall ornaments, you can make a unique impression on visitors.
Lightbox lamp and scratch map
Something that has become very popular is the use of a lightbox lamp or scratch map to easily create a vibrant and flexible environment. A lightbox lamp is a backlit box that highlights letters that you arrange as you see fit. Convey your own message and adapt it to the whim of the moment. Remind yourself of the important things in life or let visitors be inspired by specific quotes and phrases.
Another nice decorative detail is a scratch map, a kind of dynamic travel map. By scratching off the outermost layer of the map, you can map out a route on the world map. Let others see where you've been, where you want to go or simply some of your favourite places. Or get creative and make completely unique, impossible or inspiring world routes.
Classic toys
There are some things that stand the test of time, and if we look at classic toys, tin toys and wooden puzzles are among the most recurrent throughout history. These have also become popular decorative items and placing a classic wind-up tin car on a shelf, window or bench evokes a lot of thoughts and memories. This kind of classic toy serves a dual purpose, providing both entertainment and aesthetic value. They definitely make a difference.
