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Retro Love

Retro Love

The retro trend of today embraces the spirit of nostalgia but with a contemporary twist. Find it on curved armchairs, clean-lined furniture, luscious fabrics, and neutral tones.

Responsibly made. Stylishly designed.

Responsibly made. Stylishly designed.

With Mobilia, you have the opportunity to transform your home in an ethical way, using furniture crafted from recycled materials, sustainable products and locally-made collections.

Timeless décor: made to last

Timeless décor: made to last

It’s official: redecorating our homes to keep up with current trends is no longer sustainable for the planet—or our wallets. More than ever, it’s a matter of prioritizing quality furniture that will last through the ages and stand up to new trends. Keep reading to get tips on styling your home with furniture built to last.

It’s Hip To Be Round

It’s Hip To Be Round

Curves and rounded edges aren’t a new phenomenon in interior design, but these softer lines have witnessed something of a resurgence in recent months, shedding their traditional and classic reputations. Arches, rounded stacks, and neo-brutalism all reveal a modern approach to using curves in design. Safe to say, we’re loving the look.

Trends In Textiles: Colours, Materials And Styles

Trends In Textiles: Colours, Materials And Styles

Decorating is a sensory experience that ignites our sight and touch. Lately, it seems that touch is playing an even bigger role in interior design than ever with textures, materials, and hand-woven objects being used to create a warm, inviting atmosphere from the bedroom to the living area.

2023: A Colour Story

2023: A Colour Story

2023 is poised to be the year of colour. Not just any colour, either. We’re talking bold colours with a retro vibe, and a palette that inspires pure pleasure and comfort. It’s brighter days ahead when these nostalgic tones and cheerful hues come to play.

We’re Bringing Bouclé Back

We’re Bringing Bouclé Back

The best thing about cold weather is bouclé. We’re putting woolly and textured fabrics in the hot seat, much to the delight of those who enthusiastically embrace the art of being cozy.