WHITE LIKE HEAVEN

On May 9th, Lisbon was the stage for an astounding itinerant mega party-show evoking the beauty of white, called SENSATION - The Ocean of White.

In line with that, here is an interior design set suggestion: an all-white creation by Inês Martinho.

Leather, wood and metal were the elements that inspired her when laying the ground work for the Prairie sofa. This line sports modern geometric lines with sober, smooth finishes and were designed to be an instant classic, making it the centerpiece of any living space.

Panorama, on the other hand, is the result of a project focusing on a new kind of wall units. Creating an accessory that could work both as a media storage and as a decorative accent is no easy feat. We set out to create a product that can be added to any living space with very little effort in terms of assembly. We accomplished that by making a pre-drilled support that once installed, holds the unit in the wall. Taking into consideration the creative culture of our clients, we added a degree of customization by adjusting the dimensions in a way that allows the conjugation of more units sideways or upwards/ downwards. Panorama is our answer to your creative need of having a wall unit just like you want to. Two classics put together make for a peaceful living room. White just like heaven must be.

POSITIVE IMAGE

As we are approaching halfway through this year (already!), it felt that our blog was the most appropriate place to share a few links of fellow bloggers where TemaHome was featured throughout 2009. Here are included personal blogs, decor magazines or specialized publications. What follows, then, is a proud display of our crescent popularity and recognition within the design world.



(click upon the logos below to be redirected to their respective articles)

Also check this other blog entries:

Paint Colors for Bedroom (USA)

Arbota.com (USA)

Blomma Finds (USA)

Heart in Motion (China)

FUROSHIKI

Oriental-inspired creations are always warmly welcomed by design lovers. There is something about their simplicity that enables us to identify ourselves with a lifestyle of no excesses and a constant pursue of a broader clarity of thinking.

That is the soul of the Furoshiki rug. Its unusual, symmetric shape adds an impression of motion, along with an eye-pleasing, three-colour pattern which initially seems random, but is actually a well-constructed puzzle worthy of oriental logic. Its name remounts to the popular Japanese technique of gift-wrapping, which transforms most everyday items into smart-looking presents right from the outside. True to its name then, the Furoshiki rug aims to bring personality where it is needed, whenever the gift that is your home needs that little extra.

THEN BLUE IT IS!

We have recently met with the Portuguese Blue Design magazine for an article focusing on The Lisbon Collection and our innovative vision of market.







The result was a beautiful, well-written 12-page composition, breaking down our goals, perspectives and mastery on design-making into a few vibrant pages, OUT NOW!. If you can get hold of a Blue Design magazine, we encourage you to check out the article.



Below are some behind the scenes pictures from the magazine's photoshoot:

New York, New York!

From May 16th to 19th, the city that never sleeps will play host to the International Contemporary Furniture Fair and once again we will show the world the best of Portuguese design. See you there at the Javits Center!

The Valley Wall system

From a simple corner in your house to the centerpiece of your entertainment room, the Valley wall system brings a wealth of configuration possibilities, making any space look its best, while providing storage and functionality. Whether you place units on the wall or end to end, the uninterrupted surfaces and elegant lines provide exciting sculptural options to any room.



Design by Inês Martinho