For the spring and summer addition, we are aligning our collection to a trend that scientists coined as “neuroaesthetic”. It is a scientific term describing humans’ emotional and physical health as it is directly impacted by the beauty of art, nature and beautiful interiors. In 2023, NPD is inspired and energized by distinctive pieces that are memorable and will endure for many years to come.

For many people, outdoor space doubles as a storage area or somewhere to put trash before taking it out. However, your small apartment balcony can be much more.

To celebrate Earth Day this month and to respect one of the most utilized natural resources on earth, we are presenting this co-blogging article about the benefits of trees in residential areas and how they increase the value of the homes.

Everyone knows trees are valuable, but did you know you can actually calculate their specific added value to your property? If you’ve ever had to purchase a tree for your yard, you know that it can be an expensive investment, even for a young tree. And maintaining this tree can also be costly, such as leaf removal or tree trimming. Having mature trees in your yard or property is usually seen as value commodity: trees provide necessary shade for houses, can act as a screen for unwanted noise or views, protect slopes from erosion, and are pretty to look at. But they can block a desirable view, create a leafy mess, cause damage to the home from broken limbs, and roots can damage driveways or underground pipes. So, should you be planting more trees in your yard or paying for their removal?

Nowadays, many homeowners invest more and more in their outdoor living spaces, creating an extension of their homes beyond their patio doors. Often, these chic outdoor living areas have sun loungers, and other inviting pieces that make their outdoor living spaces more inviting.