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Interiors

MY STYLE
Three Interior Design Lines to Suit Your Taste

Nature

The Vivid Way

The Nature design line is ideal for all those who love a natural, cosy living atmosphere. Here, appealing, high-quality materials and an organic design language immediately exude a bright, warm flair. Shades of grey, mocha and green as well as wide, light floorboards and selected wood accents create a pleasant ambience of security and well-being throughout the entire home – as the name suggests: welcome to nature.

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Classic

The Timeless Way

The Classic design line guarantees a timeless ambience. It reveals an elegant home environment with selected, high-quality materials and a clear design language. Parquet oak provides stylish understatement in the living area and creates the ideal basis for a bright and restrained feel-good atmosphere. The timeless aesthetic is complemented by light shades of beige and grey or dark blue highlights. The modern bathroom with its puristic design is the perfect home spa. The interior leaves nothing to be desired, so you can start the day full of energy or end it relaxed.

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Style

The Urban Way

The Style design line creates a trendy home environment with a slightly more cultish character. Those who prefer an individual mix of styles and vintage charm will find the perfect stage for an urban living setting in this interior design. Style’s signature look is a lively, warm-looking parquet oak in the living area, complemented by a muted colour spectrum of earthy and stone hues and highlighted by a strong shade such as a sunny yellow.

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