Bc3 Kitchens, a Spanish company specializing in the design and manufacturing of custom kitchens with over forty years of experience, presents its vision on the main trends that will define kitchen design in 2026, based on the analysis of the market evolution at both national and European level. The kitchen consolidates as the true heart of the home, a versatile
For years, smart home technologies have been marketed as a promise of convenience: effortless clean floors, voice-controlled music, mobile surveillance, and automatic routines that prepare your living space before you even realize you needed them. However, by 2025, the concept of a smart home has evolved beyond just technology; it significantly influences how we live, our perception of space, and,
Organizing and properly combining the elements of your living room is key to creating a functional and cozy space. Knowing what an auxiliary table is will allow you to make the most of every corner, integrating practical solutions that fit your style and daily needs. Additionally, these tables are versatile elements that can completely transform the experience of inhabiting your
Moisture in common underground areas of residential buildings has been a persistent issue for homeowners’ associations. Stains on walls, damp floors, peeling materials, and musty smells are common experiences, especially in areas that come into direct contact with the ground. In response to this problem, Humix has introduced an innovative electronic system that promises to solve capillary moisture issues without
The table decoration during the holiday season takes on special significance when you aim to create a cozy atmosphere for your loved ones. The Christmas dinnerware becomes the central element that transforms an ordinary dinner into a memorable celebration, combining functionality with festive designs that capture the spirit of the season. To complement your table decoration during these special dates,
The most recent forecasts from interior design and paint specialists anticipate that in 2026, the use of color in the home will take on a more intimate and expressive character. In contrast to passing fads, the new trends are betting on a palette that connects emotions, memories, and sensations, fostering environments with more personality, energy, and depth. An exploration of
Receiving a shockingly high electric bill can almost automatically startle anyone. In seconds, many households go from surprise to suspicion: “this can’t be right,” “there must be some mistake,” or “something must have spiked without us realizing.” Although sometimes the increase is due to a simple reason — higher electricity consumption — it’s not always the case. Other times, the
The metal carpentry Aluvidal has launched an innovative line of custom-made grilles designed not only to provide security and durability, but also to add a distinctive aesthetic touch to different types of buildings. This new product responds to the growing demand in Zaragoza and its surroundings for effective protection systems for both private homes and commercial and industrial premises. These
Christmas is approaching, and with it the opportunity to transform our homes into cozy and elegant spaces. Sandra Marcos, a renowned interior decorator, is setting the trend with her proposal of “Slow Luxe Christmas”, a trend that rejects maximalism in favor of a more serene and sophisticated approach. This current seeks to recover aesthetic calm and balance through Christmas decoration
Christmas is approaching, and with it, the opportunity to transform our homes into cozy and elegant spaces. Sandra Marcos, a renowned interior decorator, is setting the trend with her proposal of “Slow Luxe Christmas”, a trend that moves away from maximalism in favor of a more serene and sophisticated approach. This trend seeks to bring back aesthetic calm and balance
With the arrival of the first cold wave, a very common scene repeats itself in thousands of homes: people come home shivering, glance at the thermostat, and impulsively crank it up to 77 °F hoping the living room will warm up “faster”. The logic seems straightforward: more degrees, quicker warmth. However, what happens in practice is the exact opposite of
In many Spanish homes, the winter brings an automatic gesture that repeats every year: arriving cold, going straight to the thermostat, and raising it to 25 °C in the hope that the living room will heat up “faster”. The sense of urgency is understandable. What is not so obvious is that, in most households, that gesture does not accelerate the
