Designed for Two, Styled with Intention
Here are 3 simple tips for styling a dining area for two, inspired by this setup: 1. Choose a Sculptural Table A round table with a bold base creates visual…
The Ultimate Guide to Designing a Living Room You’ll Never Want to Leave
Most living rooms look great in photos. Few actually feel good to live in. The difference? A handful of decisions — made in the right order, with the right pieces.…
Feng Shui Interior Design: Ways to Create a Balanced Home
Discover how Feng Shui interior design creates balance, harmony, and positive energy in modern homes through natural materials, intentional layouts, and timeless furniture styling.
The Art of Layering Textures in Interior Design
Texture is the difference between a room and a home. In 2026 it has replaced colour as the primary design language of considered interiors. A guide to layering surfaces, textiles, and materials with intention — and knowing when to stop.
HAAS Lighting in Theory of Living
On February 11th, Theory of Living had the pleasure of hosting a special event in collaboration with HAAS for the launch of their latest lighting and accessories collection, centered around…
Indonesian Interior Design: A Heritage Worth Celebrating
Indonesian design is one of the most borrowed and least credited traditions in global interiors. A guide to what it actually is — rattan, batik, teak, terracotta, and colour from the archipelago — and how to honour it properly.
Dining Room Design: More Than Just a Table
The dining room is designed to keep people at the table — or it is not doing its job. A guide to table scale, chair selection, the right pendant height, sideboard styling, and the design decisions that make meals last longer.
Organic Modern Interior Design: Where Clean Lines Meet Natural Warmth
Organic modern is the dominant aesthetic of considered interiors in 2026. Here is what it actually is — how it differs from minimalism and Japandi, its palette, its material logic, and how to apply it room by room without losing warmth.
Best Interior Design Materials for 2026: What Is Rising, Holding, and Fading
Texture has replaced colour as the primary design language of 2026. A guide to the materials defining considered interiors this year — honed stone, warm wood, rattan, limewash, aged metals — and how to combine them well.
The Luxury Bedroom: Designing for Deep Rest
The bedroom is the room most people design last and live in most. A guide to designing a space that genuinely supports rest — from bed placement and textile layering to lighting zones and the overlooked role of scent.
