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Ideas, materials and the future of interiors
Our perspective on design, craftsmanship, solid wood and the changing ways we live at home.
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Swiss stone pine in the bedroom: solid wood brings new character to the sleeping space
The scent, knots and pale tones of Swiss stone pine meet bespoke design. From a bed to a coordinated bedroom, discover how this wood can give your sleeping space its own character.
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Wood becomes recognisable again: grain, bark and imperfections become design
After years of increasingly uniform surfaces, design is showing wood for what it is again: pronounced grain, burrs, bark, rough cuts and differences between boards. Reports following Maison&Objet Pulse 2026 point in a clear direction: using wood is no longer enough; its origin and uniqueness must be felt. This trend is particularly close to solid wood and the way bespoke furniture can emerge from the actual material.
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Furniture will have a digital passport: the EU registry is already online
The European Commission has launched the Digital Product Passport registry. Furniture is among the priority categories, although its specific rules have yet to be defined. Here is why organising product data is already useful.
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BB Design – A workshop for a fresh start
Around 750 m² of workshop space and an initial goal: to involve at least eight people in training and pathways into employment. Introducing “BB Design – A workshop for a fresh start”, the project for which we are preparing a crowdfunding campaign.
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Wood becomes recognisable again: grain, bark and imperfections become design
After years of increasingly uniform surfaces, design is showing wood for what it is again: pronounced grain, burrs, bark, rough cuts and differences between boards. Reports following Maison&Objet Pulse 2026 point in a clear direction: using wood is no longer enough; its origin and uniqueness must be felt. This trend is particularly close to solid wood and the way bespoke furniture can emerge from the actual material.
Furniture will have a digital passport: the EU registry is already online
The European Commission has launched the Digital Product Passport registry. Furniture is among the priority categories, although its specific rules have yet to be defined. Here is why organising product data is already useful.
BB Design – A workshop for a fresh start
Around 750 m² of workshop space and an initial goal: to involve at least eight people in training and pathways into employment. Introducing “BB Design – A workshop for a fresh start”, the project for which we are preparing a crowdfunding campaign.
The kitchen becomes the heart of the home again. Starting with solid wood.
Solid wood returns to the centre of a kitchen made for living. A Northern European idea combining simplicity, care for the material and thoughtful environmental choices.
Wood does not have to be perfect: why design is rediscovering authentic materials
For years, design sought perfect, uniform surfaces. Today, wood is taking centre stage again precisely because of what makes it unique: grain, knots, variations in colour and natural edges. BB Design interprets this direction through solid wood and bespoke craftsmanship.