Zoekresultaten voor brooklyn (9)

Brooklyn – design your own dining table

Create a dining table that will last for years to come, where family and friends can socialise and grow. Brooklyn is a timeless and flexible range of solid dining tables in FSC®-certified oak. The range also includes matching cabinets, sideboards, co...

FSC-gecertificeerde meubels

Dat een meubel bij ons bij Rowico Home FSC®-gecertificeerd is, betekent dat al het hout afkomstig is uit verantwoord bosbeheer, dus bosbeheer dat rekening houdt met mensen en milieu.

Scandinavian wooden chairs with rods - Carmen

Carmen is a spindle chair in a sleek design with a rounded backrest and a solid seat. A modern alternative that softens the interior.

At home with a family with small children

We visit Sandra, who lives in Halmstad with her family. Currently, her Scandinavian-style home is largely about socializing, coziness, and play. A home in everyday life, where life simply goes on.   – WHERE YOUR LIFE IS

The most beautiful Scandinavian brands 2022

Westwing in Germany has written an article about the most beautiful Scandinavian interior brands. At Rowico Home we are happy to be one of them. Here you will find parts of the article.

The chair Paisley from 25 PET bottles

Paisley is a chair with sustainability in focus - made of textile that is produced from 25 recycled 50 cl PET bottles.

Guide: How to choose a carpet

An easy way to create a cozy feeling at home is with carpets. However, it is important to buy the right carpet. In our carpet guide, we have developed some simple tips that can be good to think about before choosing a new carpet.

Guide: Choosing a dining table

Is there any item of furniture that symbolises a sense of community in our homes more than the dining table? Here at Rowico Home we feel that the dining table and dining area is a social focal point and serves as the heart of a home. What type of din...

Combine different types of wood

We answer the questions many ask themselves when it comes to combining different types of wood. Is it okay to mix? What are cold and warm types of wood? Which combinations work best?