Microliving as a Response to a Real Need The way we live and conceive our homes is changing, and more and more people are opting for compact homes that suit their lifestyle without sacrificing comfort or character. This way of living, defined by smaller, more dynamic and sustainable spaces, has given rise to trends such…
More accessible, functional and emotionally sustainable environments for all For years, home design has been marked by aesthetic criteria or ephemeral trends. However, the present – and especially the future – calls for rethinking spaces from a more inclusive perspective. In an increasingly diverse world, with an ageing population and constantly evolving functional needs, the…
Transformation of Kitchens from Functional to Emotional In a world where physical and mental health have become priorities, the kitchen emerges as a personal sanctuary, a space where everyday actions like chopping, mixing, or serving take on new meaning, transforming each task into a mindful experience that promotes wellbeing. Cooking stops being a chore and…
Modern design for a cable-free space Wireless charging surfaces, now integrated into furniture and other household surfaces, mark a breakthrough in home design and functionality. This innovative technology, the result of years of research into charging solutions, transforms our daily use of mobile devices. The concept of charging mobile phones on integrated surfaces has moved…
Keys to creating fresh and energetic spaces Every season brings with it the opportunity to renovate the home in a functional way. With the arrival of spring, the days get longer, the temperatures become milder, and our interior spaces want to be transformed to make the most of natural light, warmth and connection with the…
The design that breaks glass ceilings To mark International Women’s Day, the Silestone Institute gathers the legacy of women in design to pay tribute to those who have transformed the field and driven a new way of understanding creativity. From the pioneers of the Bauhaus to Generation Alpha, female designers have fought against invisibility and…
Maite Pelayo, spokesperson for the Silestone Institute, delivers one of the keynote speeches on the first day alongside Juan Carlos García, chef at Valdelvira restaurant. Silestone® and Dekton® kitchen islands take centre stage on the main congress platforms. Silestone® and Dekton® kitchen islands take centre stage on the main congress platforms. Almería, 24 February 2025…
Child Safety at Home The home, although it may seem like a safe place, can hide many dangers for young children. Their curiosity and lack of risk awareness led them to explore without understanding the consequences. According to INE data, more than 15% of all home accidents in Spain involve children under the age of…
Emotional Decluttering at Home: Clear Your Space and Mind As our pace of life intensifies, we surround ourselves with objects, ideas, habits and memories that we accumulate over time. We often neglect to organise the spaces in which we spend most of our day. Experts indicate that clutter is a major cause of stress. Decluttering…
Keep moving and take care of your well-being without leaving home. Sedentarism has become one of the greatest challenges for our health, especially in the cold months, when low temperatures and fewer daylight hours encourage us to stay indoors. However, even during this time, your home can be much more than a warm refuge: it…