For home & design lovers
From ideas to ideal homes
You’ve got the vision. We bring you the selection. Discover furniture that fits your space and style, with architects and interior designers on hand whenever you need them.
Design support, as much or as little as you need
Start with a curated list of furniture for your space, or design your room online with one of our selected interior designers or architects.
One zone · €75
Curated furniture list
Tell us what you need for one zone, like your entryway, living room or study area, and send your measurements. We search across brands and retailers so you don’t have to: in 3–5 working days, you get a list of pieces that fit, with where to place them and links to buy.
Covers furniture, decorative lighting and home decor, but not curtains, wallpaper, built-ins or room modification. Not happy with our picks? We’ll refund our fee.
From €549 per room
Online interior design
Tell us about your space and what you have in mind. We’ll pair you with an interior designer or architect whose work suits your taste. Together, you’ll shape a room that feels like yours, planned around how you live and the pieces you want to keep. If you need more later, like renovation or someone to handle suppliers, you can choose to continue with the same designer.
Design discoveries
Living Artfully: Where to find Interior Inspiration from Milan Design Week 2026?
Milan Design Week 2026 turns the city’s most exclusive palazzi into full‑scale interior case studies. This guide maps the exhibitions that translate high‑concept design into spaces you can actually imagine living in. From Alcova’s Villa Pestarini, L’Appartamento by Artemest to Nilufar, Fornasetti and the newly debut H&M Home.
Warm, Wood, Smooth Like Mocha Mousse
Find mocha mouse inspiration for the Pantone Colour of the year 2025
Foscarini's Latest Lighting Collection - Light as expression, character, presence
Iconic Italian lighting brand Foscarini is unveiling its breathtaking 2025 collection at Milano Design Week, exploring the timeless charm of the chandelier, reinterpreting the archetype of the traditional overhead lamp with arms in a contemporary approach.