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August 06, 2026
What is the difference between cotton, linen and wool in home textiles?
In brief Cotton is soft, allergy-friendly and easy to wash — ideal for bed linen and pillowcases in everyday use. Linen has a firmer surface but is extremely durable and...
What is a display cabinet, and what is it used for?
In brief A display cabinet is a cabinet with glass doors or glass panels that allows you to store and showcase items at the same time. The name comes from...
What is a floor cushion, and how do you use it in your home?
In brief A floor cushion is a large, soft cushion — typically from 50×50 cm and up — placed directly on the floor and used as extra seating, a relaxation...
What's the Difference Between a Throw and a Blanket?
In short A throw is typically around 120×150 cm, lightweight, and made mainly for the sofa as a cosy, decorative touch. A blanket starts at around 140×200 cm and up,...
What should you think about when choosing a dining table lamp?
In short A dining table lamp should hang 60–75 cm above the tabletop and have a diameter or length equal to half to two-thirds of the table's measurements. For round...
What are the benefits of hand-woven rugs?
In brief Hand-woven rugs differ from machine-made alternatives in three key ways: each piece is unique due to the manual process, materials such as wool and cotton offer a natural...
How big are lunch plates?
In brief A lunch plate typically has a diameter of 19–23 cm — well below the dinner plate (26–28 cm), but larger than dessert and cake plates. The size is...
What is a trivet made of?
In brief A trivet is made of materials that can withstand heat and protect table surfaces from scratches and burn marks. The most common materials are wood, cork, silicone, metal,...
What is a pouf?
In brief A pouf is a low, upholstered piece of furniture without a backrest or armrests. It is primarily used as a footstool in front of a sofa or armchair,...
