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5 Kave Home Pieces I Use as an Interior Designer

5 Kave Home Pieces I Use as an Interior Designer

These are the five Kave Home pieces I keep coming back to in my projects, and every one of them looks far more expensive than it actually is. From small everyday details to a proper statement, here they are, in order.

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1. The Granite bar chair

A beautiful 70s inspired design with soft curves and that contrast of chenille against solid ash in a walnut finish. Seating at the kitchen island is usually an afterthought. This one turns it intentional.
Granite stool with 3 legs in beige chenille and solid ash wood with walnut finish FSC 100% 65cm

Granite stool in beige chenille and solid ash wood (affiliate link)

2. The Bedala table lamp

I kept seeing this handmade papier-mâché finish everywhere in Milan during design week. When it's off, it reads as an art piece. When it's on, the bulb stays hidden and the light is soft and indirect. Perfect for bedrooms.
Bedala white papier-mâché table lamp

Bedala white papier-mâché table lamp (affiliate link)

3. The Llonga terracotta planters

Oversized, with a natural handmade feel, and you get two. Nothing changes a space quite like something oversized in an empty corner, whether you add a plant or leave it on its own.
Llonga set of 2 terracotta planters with natural finish Ø 54 / 32 cm

Llonga set of 2 terracotta planters (affiliate link)

4. The alabaster pieces

Such a distinct, delicate material, it really speaks for itself. On a coffee table or a bookshelf, on top of some books, this is everyday luxury in its quietest form.
Noreli alabaster centrepiece

Noreli set of 4 alabaster coasters (affiliate link)
Eval white alabaster serving dish (affiliate link)
Noreli alabaster centrepiece (affiliate link)

5. The Pirita tables

The investment piece, and it looks like it costs far more than it does. Real marble or travertine on a solid oak base, with an organic, irregular shape that reads as sculptural. I'd place them in twos, the little sister next to the larger one, and mix the finishes.
Pirita coffee table in brown marble with solid oak wood legs with a dark finish 147 x 65cm FSC 100%

Pirita coffee table in brown marble (affiliate link)
Pirita side table in brown marble (affiliate link)
Pirita coffee table in beige travertine (affiliate link)
Pirita side table in beige travertine (affiliate link)

And if you'd like a whole living room designed around pieces like these, that's what our ready-made packages do. Have a look at The Ro, or book a consultation.

Happy designing 🤍

Product images: Kave Home.