Those lucky enough to have a pool know that you don’t need lots of furniture to turn it into a true haven of relaxation, but just the right pieces. First and foremost, you need to choose durable, water-resistant, easily movable outdoor furniture which is ready to adhere to our movements.
The warmth of the first rays of suns and the longer days are an explicit invitation to treat yourself to an outdoor break. In the end, all you really need is a chair to enjoy a coffee on the balcony, organize a quick lunch under the porch, get lost in the pages of a book on a springtime Sunday, or make a toast at sundown on the terrace.
Whether there is a subtle yet pronounced line, a suffused interplay of light and shadow, a series of circles or a single square, light can create unusual designs on the wall and transform each lamp into an abstract painting.
Whether it is Easter lunch with the family or the classic Easter Monday picnic with friends, it’s time to get the table ready for the holidays. But don’t worry, there is no need to pull out opulent china or embroidered tablecloths; and neither is it necessary to fill the table with loud floral compositions or Easter bunnies.
If you’re looking for the perfect deck or garden lounger, try the classic Indian charpey, the curvy wave in perfect metropolitan style, or the natural massage of bamboo slats. And now make yourselves comfortable: the beautiful season en plain air starts today.
The health crisis taught us to pay more attention to hygiene and air quality in public spaces and at home. It is well-known that sanitizing and cleaning furniture and surfaces is not always enough to eliminate viruses, bacteria and tiny air particles.
