The dining room is a place where family and friends come together. From enjoying a cup of tea to serving a full-course meal, welcoming your guests into a rich cozy space makes for the perfect setting in any occasion.
Mobilia is honoured to have been invited to help furnish the domes of Dômes Charlevoix. Like most nature lovers, we are enchanted by this project and proud to be a part of it. Not only does it neatly wed design and holiday-making, but it’s also environmentally friendly! Read this article and find out how you can participate in the contest.
When Pascal-Hugo (PH) and Jessie, two former participants on the popular french-language reality show Occupation Double Bali (which translates to “Double Occupancy – Bali”) chose move in together, they didn’t quite know where to begin when it came to furnishing and decorating their new living space. Driven by a common goal of being a force of positive change for their thousands of social media followers (they adopt a healthy, natural, and vegan lifestyle), it was important to them that the décor be a reflection of this ethos. Here’s how they succeeded in making the move from reality TV to reality … with (a little) help and expert advice from Mobilia.
When Mobilia approached me to collaborate on a furniture collection, I was inspired to go back to my roots. I wanted to create a collection that gave a nod to my family’s rich Indian heritage but put a contemporary twist on it, this was the genesis for the Modern India collection.
When it comes to our living room, dining room or bedroom, all of us wish that we had more space! Here are some tips from decorating pro and TV host, Julie Asselin, that will help streamline your decor and give the illusion that your space is much bigger than it actually is. No major renovations required! Let’s go!
The winner of the first ever Mobilia NEXT design contest, in collaboration with Index-Design, was announced on January 18th at the Interior Design Show (IDS) in Toronto. Accompanied by Mobilia‘s president, Johannes Kau, the winning designer received a 5,000$ prize and will see his project distributed in stores and online.