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Best vintage moments: The Queen's Gambit
This appointment is dedicated to the most spectacular vintage interiors of TV series and movies, sources of inspiration for furnishing our homes with unique objects. Here is a selection of unforgettable interiors taken from the most acclaimed Netflix series of the end of 2020.
The digital acceleration caused by the pandemic
Impossible to predict, as shocking as a tsunami, as tragic as a war: this pandemic has literally revolutionized our lives. It made us feel like prisoners at home and powerless in the face of the invisible enemy. But we have never been really isolated thanks to the digital escape of modern life.
A cool hunter's itinerary
Cool hunters, who are they? They research cultural trends and provide innovative views on the future of consumer's products. This branch of product marketing picks up on sociology and anthropology to catch the big signs of change. They sit between innovators and influencers and their job behind the scene impacts the majority of the population. Let's discover together why cool hunting and vintage shopping is not so different today.
Culture of all at once
Do you ever think how different life was just a decade ago without any smartphones? Without realising it, in a very short period of time we became cyborgs! Why? Because nowadays leaving home in the morning without a phone is like leaving without a hand: in substance, the phone today is, already, an extension of our body.
The value of uniqueness
We like to travel and explore different countries and cultures, entering their daily lives, discovering the customs of their peoples, immersing ourselves in the history of places more or less known that have witnessed the evolution of man in that local dimension.
Christmas tree miracle
Trees are a resource in continuous evolution: they have the ability to feed themselves and regenerate themselves with the sole help of light and water. The wood they produce has always been man's best ally and has contributed to our survival since the Stone Age. When it is masterfully worked by man, it can produce very different but always useful elements, such as paper, energy, some fabrics, some medicines and clearly many pieces of furniture that surround us.
