What better way to end the year than with a look at the best posts of 2019? Today we are looking back at the most-read articles from each month of our magazine before a new year begins.
#January
Low cost and sustainable decorating
Recycling, DIY, second-hand objects…Everything you need to redecorate your house when you don’t have a big budget and want to respect the environment.
#February
CONNECTION WITH…Ben Castro
The senior art director at Adidas took a look back at his career for an in-depth interview on the star section of our website.
#March
Heidi Syndrome
From biophilic design to forest bathing, we encouraged you to incorporate more nature into your surroundings in order to keep this disorder, which results from a lack of nature in cities, at bay.
#April
ENORME Studio: passion in each project
We compiled a list of some enormous projects from ENORME Studio. Rocío Pina and Carmelo Rodríguez’s ideas will not leave you feeling anything but indifferent
#May
Emotional design: how to make your audience fall in love
A way of looking at interior design by focusing on emotions and the senses to create spaces that connect with people.
#June
The camp aesthetic in interior design
From Mae West’s sofa by Dalí to the extravagance of the Memphis Group, we showed you some of the best examples of camp in interior design.
#July
The power of colour
Pink calms the nerves, blue strengthens creativity, red makes us feel hotter, and other interesting facts about the world of colours and the positive effects they have on our brain.
#September
Streaming pollutes our planet…a lot
The contribution of the digital carbon footprint to pollution is growing. The newest enemy is on-demand streaming.
#October
Sustainable Brands: the brands opting for sustainability
These are some of the companies that are changing the world by changing the way they do business in order to build a more sustainable future.
#November
Examples of neuroarchitecture: designs with a mind
These spaces were intelligently designed to achieve their respective goals, with everything from a school for learning better to a hospital waiting room that reduces stress.
#December
The best places to work: buildings with the WELL certification
Buildings that put the health and wellbeing of their users first – buildings designed to make us feel WELL.
