March 21, 2020, by Maartje Diepstraten

We have them: 5 x the most beautiful interior labels for your (home) office

Handy, Interior
March 21, 2020, by Maartje Diepstraten

We have them: 5 x the most beautiful interior labels for your (home) office

In case you missed the 'note': here at Bart we love renovating and furnishing, painting walls, adding wallpaper, new furniture for it, painting again and so on. You get the point. We do that at home, but to further emphasize our love for furnishing, we now have Bar Bart. In other words: an office where we can go all out (read: no input from the home front). Now, after about 3 months of housekeeping, we can say that a number of labels are revisited again and again. Because it's simply the best go to interior labels and/or shops. Basta. If we don't keep it to ourselves, that would be something. Are they coming:

Pure

Pure

It took us ages to finally find acceptable, no, read on, beautiful office chairs. Admittedly, I (Maartje) thought a nice kitchen chair would do just fine, but the rest convinced me that you really do sit on such a thing all day long. So it better be good. So for your back. Good & good lookingg became the aim and we found the best of both worlds with the Dutch brand Zuiver. And not only that: Zuiver also turned out to be the place par excellence where we found the most beautiful (and practical because again good + good looking the credo) dressers, cupboards and other chairs. For a very good price too! Gogogo: Pure

Fritz Vintage

Fritz Vintage

Fritz who? Fritz Vintage or the Brabant Redmar who saw a gap in the market: he patches up old, and therefore original, Togo's and covers them in fresh colors of velvet and leather. Also on request.

It works like this (in case you think it's 'fake'): the Togo consists of five ergonomic designs (a two-seater, a three-seater, a single-seater, a corner piece and an ottoman) that consist of five foam parts on the inside, combined to create the frame, provided with a padded covering. You'll probably recognize it because of its unmissable candy colors.

Read more: Fritz Vintage

Because it's simply the best go to interior labels and/or shops. Basta. If we don't keep it to ourselves, that would be something.

westwing

westwing

We were already at Westwing because of the fantastic deals on interior design. You always had to be quick for that (the idea behind Westwing is good discounts that can be ordered for a few days and are gone = gone) but with the arrival of Westwing Now is that also a thing of the past (this 'tab' on the site has a permanent collection and just as permanent discounts). We, doubters as we are, are even more crazy about that. And the right brands (including Zuiver and HK Living, see below) and sharp prices and thinking time. We found great rattan chairs, the best lamps and frames for the wall, among other things. Because hey, we are at Bar Bart more often than at home, so it should (also) be fun. Is it ready then? Nope. Westwing also has its own collection and it is delicious. Just read: Modern Natural Collection by Westwing

HK Living

HK Living

One of our interior design loves from the very beginning is the Dutch HK Living. A brand that always knows what we want just a little earlier than we do. What we like. What we want NOW. HK Living is actually a jack of all trades: you've come to the right place for both large and small businesses. Bar Bart Technically, we mainly went wild at HK Living when it came to the small things: tea and coffee lovers that we are, all mugs are from HK Living, our lunch plates are the same. A great table becomes one eye catcher with a lamp from the brand, our flower subscription even better thanks to the HK vases and a gold coffee table makes both the Monday morning start-up and the Vrijmibo.

Bruijnesteijn (Haarlemmerstraat Amsterdam)

Bruijnesteijn (Haarlemmerstraat Amsterdam)

Yes, of course we know all the major hardware stores and we go there, but we mainly visit the Bruijnesteijn company on the Haarlemmerstraat when and when the time comes. There, the family business is spread over three businesses: one for getting your paint, nails and other handy stuff that you keep missing, the next for lamps (good light in the office is essential and the Bruijnesteijn people know how to provide you with good advice). ) and shop 3 is for wood shops. We are close to home and score everything there. From nails to mouse poison (yes, sorry).

And we got paint there, of course. In this case from Histor in the trend color Quiet Clearing that we applied to the second-hand table and the wall paint is the color Discovery, also from Histor. Nice, nun?

As mentioned, the chairs in the photo above are from Zuiver, the vase from HK Living, the painting by Cate Adriana and the flowers from The Flower Family.

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