Where to Put Houseplants: Placement by Window Direction
A plant's place is set by how much light it needs. In the northern hemisphere south-facing windows give
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What Height Should a Coffee Table Be? A Guide Based on Sofa Seat Height
A coffee table should be level with the sofa seat or 2 to 5 cm lower. Since most sofas have a seat height
How to Protect Wood Floors from Potted Plants: Saucers, Risers and Caddies
A plant caddy or riser separates the pot from the floor. It keeps water and moisture away from the wood
Custom Furniture for Interior Designers: How the Process Works
A custom furniture project runs in six steps, and the longest part is usually not production but the
Indoor Plant Display Ideas: Bringing Your Plants Inside for Autumn
Indoor plant display comes down to three rules: lift the plant off the floor, keep heavy pots mobile, and
How a Chair Is Made in the Workshop: From Prototype to Delivery
A stainless steel chair passes through drawing, prototype, bending, welding, surface finishing, upholstery
Where Should a Floor Lamp Go? A Placement Guide for Living Rooms
A floor lamp is positioned by the job it does. For reading it stands behind and to the side of the
Can Stainless Steel Furniture Be Used Outdoors?
Stainless steel furniture can live outdoors, but the decision is made on salt, not on rain. Away from the
Stainless Steel or Wooden Chair? A Durability Comparison
Stainless steel and wood both last for decades indoors, but they fail for different reasons. Humidity and
Chrome, Satin and Polished Stainless: What Is the Difference?
Chrome is a coating. Satin and polished are two different finishes on the same stainless steel. One is a
304 vs 316 Stainless Steel: What Is the Difference?
The decisive difference between 304 and 316 is molybdenum. 316 contains at least 2%, 304 contains none.
What Is Stainless Steel and Why Doesn’t It Rust? A Plain Guide to 304
Stainless steel is an iron alloy containing at least 10.5% chromium. What keeps it from rusting is not a