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TID is an online architecture and design magazine that will make you discover and will be voice of the best projects and design events, taking you to explore the latest design, interior design, architecture and home decor innovations. The Interior Design is a project aimed at promoting the best interior design and the most interesting and innovative architectural works through a simple, direct and suitable for all, professional and design lovers, language.
Open-air elegance: Claudio Bellini x Higold, the symphony of outdoor design
In recent years, the importance of outdoor space design has grown exponentially, with more attention devoted to creating aesthetic, comfortable and functional environments. In this context, Claudio Bellini, a r...
Published: 14/02/2024
Contemporary vs Traditional: can both be part of the same design project?
When it comes to home design and decor, there are two major styles that are often seen as conflicting - the sleek, minimalist aesthetic of contemporary design and the classic, ornate allure of traditional desig...
Published: 25/08/2023
Exciting Outdoor Furniture Trends You Can Expect to See in 2023
The weather is warming up and it’s time to get out into the garden and soak up some rays. From country cottages to Mediterranean oases and monochrome modernism, there are several trends we’re likely...
Published: 25/05/2023
How to Choose the Right Feature Fireplace for Your Home
A fireplace is much more than a functional heat source for a room; it should be a beautiful feature that enhances the look and feel of the space. It provides a focal point that can anchor a room, adding persona...
Published: 22/03/2023
An Insider's Guide to Europe's Most Photographed Architecture
Whether it’s the fanciful spires of Gaudi’s Barcelona, London’s Brutalist theatres or the Le Corbusier buildings dotted across France, Europe is a dream for architecture fans. With its Roman m...
Published: 03/11/2022
5 Things to Think About When Designing Your Perfect Conservatory
Conservatories are designed to increase the living space in the home while strengthening the connection between the house and the garden. The concept is not a new thing – they’ve been around since t...
Published: 25/07/2022
OKHA presents THE NON CONFORMIST CARBON COLLLECTION
“Nothing is static, everything is in a state of flux, shifting, sometimes imperceptibly, sometimes cataclysmically and in life as with the Carbon Collection our perceptions depend upon the angle from whic...
Published: 15/09/2020
Design tips for sustainable interiors
There has never been a more relevant period in our history to consider upcycling when it comes to interiors. Sustainability has NEVER been more important. Climate change and the damaging effects the population ...
Published: 25/09/2019
What's the difference between a Scullery and a Butler's Pantry - and why have either?
In days of old, grand kitchens were complex catering areas involving many different functional spaces. It’s where kitchen staff and servants would spend their days busily catering for the varied culinary ...
Published: 28/08/2018
5 reasons why your next kitchen should be German
German kitchens have developed an impressive reputation for quality, both at home and abroad. Built with attention to detail and the same approach to precision engineering that we have come to appreciate from p...
Published: 19/06/2018
8 great reasons why you can't go wrong with a white gloss kitchen
Kitchen trends come and go but there’s one popular style that’s not going anywhere. White gloss kitchens have been a perennial favourite for many years now. The epitome of contemporary kitchen desig...
Published: 09/05/2018
Ettore Sottsass and his revolutionary design
Architect and designer born in Innsbruck in 1917 but raised in Turin, Ettore Sottsass is considered one of the most significant and nonconformist design characters of XX Century. During his long career, he dedi...
Published: 05/04/2018