Simply Sofas - So Fa So Good

Thanks to the Milan Design Week, what's trending comes right out from the horse's mouth. The realm of infusing floral or botanical patterns in your decor is now the latest trend in the world of interiors. Florals have really evolved over the years. It’s probably why they never really go out of style. Besides using wallpapers, curtains, carpets and furnishings to instill a floral look, here's a new side you should explore - printed upholstery. Coco The Coco lounge chair in three different colours brings out style and elegance through a collection called Blumarine introduced by the Blufin group for Calligaris . The rose, the flower emblem of love and beauty par excellence, takes centre stage in Anna Molinari’s collections. Drawing inspiration from the fashion, Coco exemplifies comfort and style. Characteristics: Romantic and feminine. Pairs well with: Stripes or neutral background Coco by Calligaris  Arianne Love This modular sofa is inspired by the 60s desi

This year was So Fa, So Good and let's hope the start of a new decade will be even more phenomenal and exciting in the world of furniture and design, but before we say goodbye to 2019 here's a glimpse of the most popular furniture designs loved by our followers on social media . Top Sofas BAMBOO The elegant Bamboo sofa in new colour exhibits a special detail of black chromed metal, wood and leather on the armrest frame. This sofa comes with adjustable headrests. Available in a wide choice of colours and upholsteries. From the Italian brand - NicolettiHome. FLIRT The exuberant looks and feel of the Flirt sofa by Koinor makes it eye-catching from every angle in your decor. Curvy contours, high back sitting comfort, adjustable armrest and slender legs for a weightless look. PEPE The new Pepe sofa from Koinor is known for its versatility. A unique feature that sets this model apart is the semi-circular individual seats that can be rotated 90° to the outside a

Behold, the fresh and the latest Milan Collection is here! The Trendiest. The Finest. The First of its kind. The new new. With exciting colours, floral patterns, never before-seen materials, cutting-edge designs, furniture with innovative and built-in technology to give you an experience of a new way of life. Last April, we covered the Milan Furniture Fair LIVE and brought to you the new updates on the latest collection, innovation, trending colours and materials and now you'll find these new designs seated in our 5 showrooms across South India. The latest collection is crafted by Europe's finest furniture makers, from Italy, Germany, Spain, and Norway. Designed by the world's foremost furniture designers, and legendary architects. Reflex and Ezpeleta are the two new brands that are added to our prestigious family of brands that include Natuzzi , Koinor , NicolettiHome , W.Schillig , Fama , Bonaldo , Calligaris , Tonin Casa , Alf Italia , Stressless , and B

The launch of the dedicated, new Molteni&C and Dada space was brought to life at our Mekhri Circle showroom by the presence of some of the South India's leading architects and interior designers, and high profile business-people of the city.  A Sunday brunch event, guests explored the collection in great detail, spending most time on the Gliss Master wardrobes and Dada kitchens .  Built into the lazy, glamorous spirit of the morning was a live artistic photographic shoot by one of India's leading photographers - Waseem Khan, who explored the connection between fashion and luxurious living.   Fashion Photographer Waseem Khan at his best There was also a special Italian wine tasting session, hosted by an Italian wine expert - Luca Bernadini, supported by the Italian Chamber of Commerce. Wine Expert - Luca Bernadini shares his knowledge on 3 selected wines Some of the stunning pieces from Molteni&C collection designed by the world renowned

You probably have a dream house or a dream car or maybe you're just still looking for one. Whatever your answer is, all of us have gone through or will go through a stage in life wherein the search for the best becomes a tedious task. Everything has to be taken into consideration - the looks, the maintenance, budget, features. And when you finally find what you are looking for, you're completely satisfied. Well, searching for your dream sofa or the right furniture for your space can also be daunting. You have to think about the size, whether the colour fits your decor or functionality that eases the usage. But, don't worry, we're here to help you find the best furniture for your home. Your Quest Ends Here. Currently, we are having - Limited Sale on Select Collection, Up to 30% off. On our large collection of furniture for living, dining, bedroom, and home theatre recliners. Original designs, crafted in Italy, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands. This means you c

Workspaces have evolved. They are more flexible, more permeable, and more dynamic, vouching for interaction more than ever now. The Workplace 4.0 exhibit at Milan Design Week 2019 showcased just that; how workplaces are reorienting themselves to the well-being and the privacy of people, even amidst open plans and shared spaces. Versatility and modularity take over as comfort gets more personalized. Office becomes as much a space for self development as for work. Personal well-being is not really a secondary goal anymore as reset places engage community and strive to beat down stress and the subsequent loss of productivity. Workspaces evolve as more collaborative and inclusive places of learning. Here are a few trends that we came across at Salone 2019 that are redefining the modern workspace! 1. A slice of privacy in a shared space. Acoustic partition panels. Acoustic chairs. Acoustic lounges. Acoustic tabletops. Technology changes the norm as filtering out all that noise

Milan Design Week 2019 saw a riot of colour emerge as designers went out of their way to experiment with hues and patterns to excite and inspire. Hues that are soulful. Patterns that trigger emotion. Colours that perfectly encapsulate the mood of a space. We bring you the four hottest emerging colour trends for the year ahead, straight from Milan! So that you know what’s in, what’s out, and what was dead decades ago. 1. Pastels paint a pretty picture Guess what’s not white but prettier and more soothing to the eye? Pastels are back. And designers are using them extensively to deck up interiors in a fresh, calming feel. Pastels like millenial pink, burly wood, rose brown, and nude blush. Fading hues of peach, apricot, salmon, and cantaloupe. Very soft crepe, latte, and sepia tones. Mauve. Frost and wheat hues. Blue of the morning mist and lighter tints of lilac. Orchid, lavender, and light steel. Pistachio and neo mint. Banana, maize and old gold. Pastels in different shades