Ideas

Whether it’s back to school or just back to routine, the working week can leave our home’s coming and going areas with some major congestion. Here’s how to keep them running smoothly no matter how busy your household.

Are you a fashion lover with an overflowing closet or a kitchen gardener newbie? Whatever your thing, you need a place to display your passion. Check out our 5 simple tips.

If you only have one room, make it suit your lifestyle, with space to rest, socialise, sleep and work. Three residents of The Nest, a communal living space for 21 entrepreneurs in Copenhagen, show how they make their rooms multipurpose…

Starting college this year and dreading the idea of packing everything up? We’re here to help out. Here’s our top tips to get your college room essentials travel ready so they arrive safe and sound. Whether they survive your first halls room party however that’s another story....

With the school season quickly approaching, it’s time to get the kids set up for a smooth start. Especially those who are starting school for the first time. This means a desk area where they can go to concentrate on homework and creative projects alike. To make sure we included everything kids need, our interior designer, Martina, consulted her toughest little critic: her daughter, Greta, 7.

Think of halls like a blank canvas. Make it show who you are and what you love (without painting the walls). Check out how we added artistic touches and clever organisation to this halls room.

The packed lunch: it can be the highlight of your afternoon or a moment of dread. Aim for the former with a cool presentation that elevates any meal.

Want to co-live happily ever after? Colour code to clarify personal vs. communal. Come see how we used a few colours of EKET cabinets as inspiration to solve some shared home problem areas.

When Antonio started university, he wanted to give his childhood bedroom more of a self-contained studio feel – somewhere to study, sleep, relax and hang out with his friends. We asked stylist Johanna Flyckt-Gashi to help him find easy ways to make the same floorspace do twice as much.

Studying and working at home are necessities, but finding room for a home office isn’t always easy. Couch, dining table, wherever—our study space ideas can help kids and adults alike get to work, stay focused and learn something new anywhere at home.

Sometimes getting the family back into the school routine can be tougher than the routine itself. Seriously, it’s time to give yourself a break. The kids can help—they might even like it. Creating a station that’s just for their meals gives them responsibility and makes them more self-sufficient. Which means you’re off the hook (for now).

It’s a big moment! Your special little one is starting school and a whole new chapter of life is opening up. For the first time they’ll have homework to do, things to organise, all while finding their personality, too. You might not be able to follow them to the classroom, but here’s 4 tips we think will help them along at home. 

Moving away from home and finally getting your own space is, in a word, thrilling. That is, until you finally see your new room. At first sight it’s uninspiring at best. So we tasked our interior designer, Emma Parkinson, with creating two halls rooms, each with a personality all its own. A perfectly customised space to sleep, study and socialise. (Psst. If this one isn’t quite your style, we’ve got another great halls room over here.)
 

It’s quick, leaves no marks, doesn’t cost much and is easy to remove. No wonder washi tape has so many fans. Check out five popular updates you can easily do yourself.

To make halls feel less beige and more like home, top off the basics with pieces that show off you. Check out how we added some darkness, drama and order to this halls room. 

It’s finally come! Exams are over, you’ve got your acceptance in the mail and it’s time to start college. But just because you’re moving to your first halls room doesn’t mean you have to leave your personality at home.