Trifestyle

When I say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, I truly mean it. I’ve always looked at everyday objects a little differently. Before I throw anything away, I pause and ask myself: could this have a second life? More often than not, the answer is yes. To me, it feels almost rude not to give things another chance. That’s why I have little stashes of shoelaces, broken jewellery, buttons, unusual perfume bottles… the list goes on. Each piece is just waiting for the right project.

Most European capitals have mastered the art of blending history with hustle - ancient cathedrals beside coffee shops, cobblestone streets echoing under electric scooters. Whether it's Paris, Vienna, or Prague, the contrast between past and present gives each city a certain charm. But Warsaw… Warsaw is different.

There’s something truly magical about turning forgotten bits and bobs into something that catches the light and the imagination. This DIY project began with a simple idea: transform the entrance to the basement into a space that feels less like a storage corner… and more like a hidden doorway to a fairytale. Using mostly recycled materials: glass bottles, perfume tops, vintage chandelier pieces, along with a few store-bought crystal balls, glow-in-the-dark stones and glass cubes, I created a shimmering frame around the basement door that now sparkles like something out of a dream.

A few years ago, I turned my parents’ attic into a guest bedroom - drawn by the sunlit romance of Provence and the haunting beauty of Justin Timberlake’s Mirrors. Normally, when I revisit a space I've styled, I feel compelled to adjust, to refresh. But this one? It seems immune to time.

Anyone else feel an overwhelming urge to redecorate the moment summer hits?There’s just something in that warm breeze whispering: turn your home into a holiday resort.I try to escape on little getaways as often as I can, but I can’t spend the entire season away - so instead, I bring the beach vibes home and recreate that dreamy holiday feeling right in my space.

As a creative soul with a passion for aesthetics and culture, I often find myself dreaming of places that feed both my design curiosity and my craving for sunshine. This past December, Hurghada, Egypt became that very place. Let’s be honest—I boarded that plane with a little fear. You hear stories. You read headlines. You wonder if 2 female travellers is wise idea. But as someone who believes that growth lies just past the edge of your comfort zone, I went anyway. What greeted me was not just hot weather, but warmth in every sense of the word.

Beach life is textured with the small joys that often get overlooked: sand between your toes (in my case - little rocks), sun-warmed skin, the sound of seagulls overhead, and bare feet becoming your favorite shoes. There’s no pressure to dress up, show up, or keep up. Life softens. Edges blur. You begin to realize that contentment often looks like a messy bun, a breeze through the curtains, and a moment of complete presence. The day is measured not by how productive you were, but by how many deep breaths you took.

Stunningly imaginative concept—country living decor with birds in cages and tropical plants, all in monochrome gray blends pastoral charm with lush, exotic elements, yet tones it all down with a sleek, modern, grayscale palette.

The second bathroom often gets overlooked—especially the en-suite. Since it’s just for us, we tend to think it doesn’t matter how it looks. But studies show that being surrounded by vibrant colours and playful patterns can have a big impact on our mood. So even if you're the only one using your en-suite shower room, why not turn it into a joyful little escape? You deserve that daily boost first thing in the morning!

Creating a personal cinema experience at home offers numerous benefits that go far beyond just watching movies—it enhances lifestyle, comfort, and even property value. Let’s explore the key advantages of having a home movie theater.

The 1980s were an era of excess, bold expression, and dramatic aesthetics, and thanks to the influence of social media, this iconic decade is making a comeback one more time like a boomerang. What once seemed dated has now found a fresh and modern reinterpretation, driven by popular Netflix show Monsters and rising tiktok obsession with Menendez Brothers and 80s preppy style. This resurgence goes beyond fashion; it's influencing how we decorate our living spaces, giving rise to design trends that fuse nostalgia with a contemporary twist.

Sacred geometry, a term that refers to the use of geometric patterns and shapes with symbolic and spiritual significance, has long been intertwined with architecture, art, and design. Over the past decade, its application in interior design has seen a resurgence, driven by a growing interest in creating harmonious, mindful, and aesthetically profound living spaces.