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Based in Porto, Portugal, Laskasas designs and builds all the furniture items from scratch. All the pieces are available in over 100 materials and finishes to meet their client’s needs. Each product is handcrafted to fit your vision.
Customisation is at the heart of Laskasas, allowing clients to select the exact look that suits their residential and commercial projects. The brand has a dedicated team available to help through the entire customization process.
From upholsteries to woods and dimensions, clients can rest assured knowing that Laskasas can meet any of their needs through the wide selection of items and styles.
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25/08/23
Laskasas Holiday Season 2023 Collection: Celebrate with Captivating Designs
Laskasas' Holiday Season 2023 Collection embraces the spirit of togetherness, comfort and celebration, unveiling a curated selection of inspirational decor for this holiday season, where each product reflects the brand's commitment to providing customers with furnishings that transform homes into havens of beauty and delightfulness.
When it comes to this season, the brand understands the assignment: to create a heartwarming atmosphere that resonates with the spirit of the holidays. With this in mind, the idea is always to effortlessly blend functionality and style, where merging colours, finishes, and shapes are the number one rules.
Dining Areas:
Since dining areas are the heart of holiday season gatherings, Laskasas presents the exquisite Cres Dining Table, whose minimalist shape redefines the dining experience with its flawless merging of aesthetics and convenience. Combined with the Mull Chair, like in the image above, it creates a stunning contrast that enhances the overall experience.
To light up this environment, the brand recommends the Andy Suspension Lamp, whose distinctive curves will bring elegance into the room, and the Evans Floor Lamp, with a sophisticated design and adjustable features. Paired together, it will enhance the overall lighting scheme and allow people to appreciate every detail of the holiday decor.
Storage and organisation are essential in Laskasas' spaces, so the Alvar Bar Cabinet holds plenty of holiday essentials while effortlessly complementing the aesthetic of the dining area.
As the best time of the year approaches, the season's wistfulness tells people to open up and let the magic in.
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14/10/22
Laskasas’ Dining Table Decors Greg Penn’s Entrance Hall
Laskasas’ dining table and chairs are showcased in the centuries-old Admiral’s House entrance hall – Man with a Hammer’s Georgian ex-Naval townhouse in Plymouth, England.
Not every house can have a dining table at the entrance, but this marvellous palace, besides the colossal size, it’s a truly magical kingdom where each room turns out to be a complete surprise – and even a dining table works great at the entrance.
Once in, we come across an oval hall adorned with six doors that confer a mystic atmosphere to the space. A few golden lighting fixtures along the walls contrast with the patterned wallpaper. Dropping from the ceiling is a globe-shaped suspension lamp that steals the show.
Looking to the nature of this renovation project, the furniture needed to be carefully selected. Laskasas’ Ann dining table was a perfect choice, considering that it shares the geometrical shape of the room. This oval piece fits like a glove and adds a glamorous vibe to the entrance.
Six Monaco dining chairs were included in this stunning interior landscape, matching the table's boldness. Monaco’s design is an audacious fusion between contemporary and classic, presenting an open back, an upholstered leather seat, and a full body made of wood - a true icon.
Greg and his Forever Home
Greg Penn is renovating his dream house from scratch and shares the process with more than 170 thousand followers on Instagram.
The Man with a Hammer’s project is a work of epic proportions that this British home renovator estimates to take two more years, on a total of five.
And if renovating a regular house can be a long and overwhelming process, how would it be in Greg’s shoes while holding his hammer up to work in his five floors abode?
Entirely self-taught, he plans to refurbish his forever home to the bone – from ripping floorboards, crafting DIY headboards, or completely re-plumb it, among many other interventions.
If the entrance hall seems like a lot of work, it’s important to emphasise that there are left 17 rooms to go on a total of 30.