It doesn’t matter if you work from home all the time, occasionally or just when you’re feeling a little under the weather, creating a home office is a practical idea that is sure to benefit everyone.  Having an area set out where you can get on with your work is incredibly useful, but we know that homes sometimes just don’t have the space for a separate office. Regardless of the size of the space you’ve got available, we’ve got some ideas for you.

BD Barcelona was established in 1972 in Spain under the name BD Ediciones de Diseño, and since then has greatly contributed to the design world with its eclectic collection of eccentric and unique furniture. With its founders coming from an architectural background, rather than from a business one, they have focused their production on cultivating beauty, often prioritising this above the function of their products. 

The 1950s and 1960s saw the arrival of some of the most iconic pieces of furniture in modern design. Characterised by their clean, refined lines, softened shapes and minimalist silhouettes, these mid-century creations have proven incredibly popular, and even today remain a staple in interior design due to their versatility and timeless feel. In today’s blog, we will share some advice on how to achieve a mid-century modern look in your home.

Introducing artwork to your interiors is often a challenging task - you may find pieces of art that you absolutely love, but unfortunately they are not always right for your home.  At The Longest Stay we are proud to boast a stunning artwork collection, ranging from products that ooze modernity with their abstract style to more traditional, realistic pieces that will infuse a timeless look into any room. We’ve put together a collection of artwork to help you find the ideal piece for your home.

The annual Stockholm Design Week was first held in 2002, and has now become one of the most important weeks for Scandinavian design. This year it took place between February 6^th and 12^th, attracting everyone from designers and architects, to media representatives and journalists to the city. The week brings people from all over the globe to Stockholm to celebrate design with creative meetings, world premieres and hundreds of fantastic events, including cocktail evenings and dinner parties, perfect for anyone interested in design.