Garden & Terrace

Furnishing a small terrace can seem like a challenge at first. But limited space certainly doesn't mean you have to go without comfort or style. With a clever layout, you can create a cosy retreat that reflects your personality.

Choose furniture that can be used flexibly and stowed away when needed. Folding chairs, benches or stools with built-in storage are ideal for making the most of the space you have while keeping things tidy. That way, your terrace stays versatile.

A warm and pleasant atmosphere is just as important. Cosy wool throws keep you nice and warm on cooler evenings, while natural, undyed sheepskins add an authentic touch. Round off the look with sheepskin cushions and give your outdoor space an effortless sense of luxury that you won't want to be without.

3 tips for furnishing a small terrace

1. Careful planning: First, think about how you want to use your terrace. A clear concept helps you make good use of every square metre and create a harmonious space.
2. Colours & patterns – less is more: Light colours and subtle patterns make small terraces feel larger and more open. Go for natural materials such as wood and genuine sheepskin to bring warmth, texture and life to your outdoor space. Avoid too many colours or bold patterns to keep the overall look calm.
3. Atmospheric lighting: With the right lighting, you create an inviting ambience. Fairy lights, solar lights or elegant lanterns set a warm, welcoming mood in the evening and add a special charm.

A balcony is a wonderful opportunity to create your own personal outdoor retreat – especially when living space is limited. Even a narrow or small balcony can be made stylish, practical and cosy with the right ideas. With a well-planned layout, even a small space turns into an open-air oasis of well-being.

1. Use the space deliberately: First, think about how you would like to use your balcony. Should it be a cosy reading corner, a small dining area, a green herb garden or a relaxed place to rest? Once you know what you need, you can furnish the available space in a targeted and sensible way.
2. Space-saving furniture for more comfort: Go for furniture that is both functional and space-saving. Folding chairs
   are particularly suitable, as they can be stowed away quickly when needed. Narrow benches or compact stools with storage also offer pleasant comfort without cluttering the balcony.
3. Personal touches with genuine sheepskin: Make your balcony more comfortable by placing natural, undyed sheepskins on the chairs or the bench. They are not only comfortable but also resistant to fading in direct sunlight. If a whole sheepskin is too large, you can opt for a practical seat cover, which is easy to stow away. Cosy elements such as sheepskin cushions and throws also add to the feel-good atmosphere and make your balcony an inviting place even on cooler days.
4. The right lighting for cosy evenings: Harmonious lighting makes your balcony a pleasant place to be even after sunset. Fairy lights, solar lights or decorative lanterns along the railing create an atmospheric ambience and a cosy mood.
5. Plants for a green paradise:
   Plants bring life and fresh colour. At the same time, they give you more privacy. Use space-saving solutions such as hanging planters, vertical greenery or flower boxes on the railing. Choose plants that suit the light conditions and the climate, so that your balcony always looks well kept and inviting.

Design your balcony the way you like it and create a stylish place where you can relax, enjoy yourself and recharge.

A conservatory is the ideal place to enjoy nature all year round – whether looking out on a snowy winter landscape, on rainy autumn days or on a sunny spring morning. It is the perfect setting for relaxing, entertaining guests or reading a good book in peace. With our tips you can turn your conservatory into a stylish retreat that you will love to use in every season.

1. Lighting for a warm atmosphere: Go for warm light that creates a calm and inviting mood. Floor lamps, table lamps or candles add homely accents and combine beautifully with well-matched ceiling lighting to create a room that is both functional and atmospheric.
2. Comfortable furniture: Choose comfortable furniture that invites you to linger. Sofas and armchairs in light, neutral shades are timeless and create a calming atmosphere. Accents such as sheepskins, sheepskin cushions and soft seat covers add comfort and bring a touch of luxury to the room. If you like a splash of colour, sheepskin cushions and throws in warm shades make stylish highlights.
3. Plants for natural freshness: Plants are an absolute must in every conservatory. They bring life and freshness to the room and create a natural, calming atmosphere. Go for foliage plants, flowering plants or hardy varieties. A lemon tree or other Mediterranean plants also add a special touch. Combined with natural materials such as genuine sheepskin or leather accessories, they create a harmonious overall look.
4. Personal touches for an individual feel: Personal details make your conservatory a place with character. Family photos, travel souvenirs or favourite decorative pieces give the room individuality. They tell your story and make sure your conservatory feels both stylish and familiar.

Follow these tips and you will have a cosy place where you can enjoy even cold winter days or grey, rainy days in complete relaxation.