There’s nothing quite like gathering around a warm, roaring fire in the comfort of your own home. A fireplace adds a beautiful component to any room or even to your favorite outdoor space. Whether wood burning, gas, or electric, you can enjoy the many benefits that a fireplace provides. Not only does this feature add significant value to your home, but it’s also an excellent way to heat your entire house during the frigid winter months. If you’ve always wanted a fireplace, but you’re not sure where to begin, read on to learn some helpful fireplace ideas and inspiration to help you design a beautiful fireplace and stylish mantelpiece.

While the world may feel uncertain, one thing for sure is that we're looking forward to the warmer days of summer. During current shelter-in-place restrictions, many of us might be keeping busy on indoor home projects or a patio refresh. It's no surprise that  the latest Wayfair study indicates that searches for rattan garden furniture are up 401% year-over-year, while searches for patio seating are up 171% and outdoor seating groups are up 30%.

With sustainability statement pieces in high demand, we've geared up our rattan and natural pieces selections for 2020. Our latest collection offers clean, classic and Scandi-modern styles in eco-friendly rattan and bamboo materials.

Velvet is associated with many eras and styles … think of the luxurious bed curtains that ensconced royalty during the Renaissance. Or, ’60s-era velvet jackets worn by Jimi Hendrix and Mick Jagger. There’s even the decadent dessert, Red Velvet cake.

There are many factors that are essential for a goodnight sleep; one compelling factor is the interior decor of the the bedroom. Moreover, visually appealing furnishings paired up with comfy bedding are vital elements that transform a room into a personal retreat.

Here are some of our latest options for your customers aiming to revamp their sleepy chamber into a sanctuary that they've always dreamed about.

Ever wondered how a furniture is made? One of our best-sellers, the Piero collection is crafted from a small factory based in Java, Indonesia. This factory is skilled and manages the entire production process; from sourcing timbers to shipping the end products.

Here is a brief insight to the Piero collection's furniture manufacturing process:

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Apartment dwellers are constantly challenged by space limitations. Trends indicate the cost of rent continues to rise at a fast pace these days. That means downsizing becomes a much more appealing option for some.

As renters are living in a smaller space, that doesn’t mean they have to forego comfort and style. A small apartment can still be impressive. To appeal to these types of renters, you simply need to understand the best way of decorating this type of space and protecting valuables. The following tips will help.

As we look forward to 2019, we are excited to unveil and announce the latest furniture collections from New Pacific Direct. Tailing on First Look style themes, here are our defining furniture outlooks for the season.

What is Bauhaus, you inquire? some kind of avant-garde ideology or the 80's Goth band? The answer is both, but in this article, we'll focus more to the former.

Recall the tubular steel frame cantilevered chairs with cane seat and back? Or the classic black leather sofa with pipe structure framing? These were all designed by early Modernists (i.e. Breuer, Gray, Mies van der Rohe, Stam), who shaped the tone in today's Minimalist styles. 

According to the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), consumers' increasing awareness about the effects of global warming, motivated a change in buying behaviors that resulted in new government mandates for the furniture industry.

As we mark the 48th year of Earth Day, two natural materials (Bamboo & Rattan), spring to mind when we think about fast-growing and sustainable resources for home furnishings.

Visualize the post-war era between the 40's and 60's when most Mid-Century experts indicate the beginning of this movement. That period is when the Boomers' lifestyle created a demand for suburban modern tract homes as they established their nuclear families.

The new post-war architecture brought about uncluttered geometric lines that emphasized simplicity and utility due to limited resources. The idea was to integrate an open space setting by using natural lighting (e.g. windows around the house) and an easy indoor/outdoor transition that's exemplified in Eichler-style homes. These distinct architectural elements inspired an innovative furniture style that's called Mid-Century (Mid-Mod, Modernism, Post-Modern).