I come across this statement quite often, and as a designer, I often find myself puzzled by it. As designers, our primary task is to create environments that are liveable, lovable, and meaningful. And of course, we look back to the past as well. Since the beginning of time, artists

During our visit to the EGGER Group’s manufacturing facility in Unterradlberg, Austria, we had the opportunity to experience the entire lifecycle of decorative boards up close. Located near St. Pölten, the factory impresses not only with its scale, but also with its remarkable technological precision.   Walking through vast production

In interior design, much like in other artistic fields, certain forms, surfaces, and patterns return from time to time. They recall the elegance of an earlier style while at the same time acquiring a new character within a fresh, contemporary context. In recent years, an unusual, wave-like pattern has begun

Here are some of our designs that inspired us to think outside the box and be bold, embracing patterns, colours and textures in the same way haute couture does. Some hint at future tendencies in style and interpretation, while others demonstrate how classic patterns and shapes will always have a