The Role of Texture in Creating a Warmer, More Inviting Home

When creating a warm and welcoming home, colour is often the first consideration. Yet many of the most inviting interiors rely on something less obvious: texture. From the grain of solid wood and the softness of upholstery to the character of leather and marble, texture adds depth, warmth and personality to a space. Discover how layering materials can transform a room from simply beautiful to genuinely comfortable and lived in.

How Walnut Became a Signature of Modern Design

From sculptural mid-century sideboards to contemporary kitchens, walnut has remained one of the most enduring materials in interior design. Discover how this richly grained wood became a signature of modern design, why it never feels dated, and how it can bring warmth, character and timeless elegance to your home.

Milola Meets Beti Stoyanova of THE HAUS Design

Swiss-based architect, designer and content creator Beti Stoyanova believes great design starts with understanding how people live. In this exclusive interview, she shares her journey from architecture to visual storytelling, the philosophy behind her new venture THE HAUS Design, and why timeless interiors, natural materials and thoughtful functionality remain at the heart of every project.

The Interior Design Decisions to Make Before Starting a Renovation

Planning a renovation? Before choosing finishes and finalising layouts, take time to consider how you want your home to function. From kitchen design and storage planning to flexible living spaces and future lifestyle needs, these early interior design decisions can shape the success of your renovation for years to come.

Milola Meets – Ivan Micello, Painter and Co-Founder of Micello & Cie
At Milola, we are always drawn to creators who see interior spaces as a true field of expression, where art, materials, and architecture come together to bring places to life. Ivan Micello perfectly embodies this approach. Trained as a building painter and co-founder of Micello & Cie, he has also developed a personal artistic universe through painting, drawing, and mural work. At the crossroads of craftsmanship and artistic creation, his work transforms everyday surfaces into true visual experiences. We spoke with Ivan about his journey, his inspirations, and his way of integrating art into living spaces.
Milola Meets - Creative Designer Naomi Walsky from Riviera Concept Boutique & Design Studio
At Milola, we’re always drawn to creatives that approach interior design as a fully immersive experience - where art, objects, and architecture come together to shape the way we live. Naomi and Eric Walsky of RIVIERA CONCEPT BOUTIQUE & DESIGN STUDIO embody this philosophy, and we were excited to speak with Naomi about the journey behind their studio.
Milola Meets – Interior Architect Anna Isaykina from Keen Design
Milola Meets Anna Isaykina - an inspiring Interior Architect whose passion for interiors is deep-rooted in connection.
Milola Meets - Interior & Product Designer Florent Breton
Milola Meets Florent Breton - an inspiring interior and product designer, living and working in Crans-Montana, we talk to Florent about his ethos and creativity.
Milola Meets - Interior Designer Renata Koglin from RK Interiors
We meet the Interior Designer and founder of RK Interiors and Renata discusses all things interiors and how her interior design journey began.
Milola Meets - Interior Designer Maria Fernanda Wolf from MFWInteriors
We meet the Interior Designer and founder of MFW Interiors, and Maria discusses all things interiors and how her interior design journey began.
Interior design trends for 2025: Follow your heart, not just the trend
As we step into 2025, the world of interior design continues to evolve, drawing inspiration from craftsmanship and a renewed appreciation for comfort and character. We’ve gathered insights from some of our interior design partners to bring you a glimpse...
Milola Meets - Interior Designer Katie Lane Botteselle from Katie Lane Interiors
We meet the Interior Designer and founder of Katie Lane Interiors, Katie Lane discusses all things interiors and how their interior design journey began.
Milola Meets-Lara Fredricks from Fredricks Interior & Event Design
We meet the co-founders from Mala Interior this month, Lauren Held and Manon Akwule to discuss all things interiors and their passion for design.
Milola Meets - Sophia Kelly from Sophia Kelly Design - Interior Design Consultancy
This month we're catching up with Sophia Kelly, to discuss her career to date and all things around designing for chalet interiors.
Embrace The Season With These Autumn Interior Trends
In this article, we'll explore some of the best Autumn interior design trends that will help you bring the true essence of fall into your home.
Milola Meets - Olga Kuzmina, Owner and Interior Design Consultant from OK Interiors
This month we meet Olga Kuzmina from OK Interiors from nearby Lausanne to talk about what brought her into the industry and inspiration working with clients
Milola Meets- Lucy Axam from LA Design Boutique Interior Design Consultancy

We meet the founder of LA Design Boutique this month, Lauren Axam, to discuss all things interiors and their passion for design.

Milola Meets- Lauren Held & Manon Akwule from Mala Interior design
We meet the co-founders from Mala Interior this month, Lauren Held and Manon Akwule to discuss all things interiors and their passion for design.
Milola Meets Cindy Hooghoudt, Interior Designer, renovation consultant and owner of Highwood Interiors

We met with Cindy from Highwood Interior Architecture to discuss her passions, inspirations and discuss how this influences her beautiful interior designs for her clients. 

Milola Meets: Christine Schumacher from Localia Interiors, a Zurich based Interior Design Boutique

We sat down with Christine Schumacher from Localia Interiors to discover her passions, inspirations that drive and motivate her interior design style.

What is Scandinavian Design & How to create it in your home

For Scandinavian design, there is a strong ‘less is more’ philosophy where every item must perform a function, in no small part, because housing in the region was expensive and the floor area was smaller, so multifunctional furniture was key.