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Homedit is an interior design and home improvement publication founded in Bucharest, Romania, in 2008 by Stefan Gheorghe.
We cover interior design, architecture, furniture, renovation, DIY projects, and home technology. The world's most visited magazine for architecture, home design trends and DIY enthusiasts.
02/10/2026
Homedit: What an ingenious drawer system
What looks like an oversized kitchen sink is actually an entire prep station built into one workspace.
The Galley Workstation uses sliding cutting boards, racks, and accessories that move across the basin, letting you prep food, rinse ingredients, and use the sink without moving between different parts of the kitchen.
Homedit previously showcased this system as a different approach to designing the kitchen’s main work zone.
Would you choose this over a traditional sink and separate prep area? Hoemdit.com - interior design idesa Homedit
01/10/2026
Color, pattern, and texture can turn a simple seating area into something that feels collected over time. From the hand-painted ceramic shells covering the wall to the floral cushions, bamboo daybed, and sculptural stone table, every detail brings something different to the space without trying to match.
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28/09/2026
A full home bar hidden inside one cabinet. Would you keep it open or close the doors when it’s not in use? Spotted by Homedit — Homedit.com.
Homedit: Same room, different light temperature — and the finishes look like different colors.
Changing the Kelvin setting shifts how the walls, furniture, wood, and other surfaces read. Around 3000K produces a warm white light, which can bring more warmth into an interior.
Which light would you choose? Homedit - Homedit interior design ideas since 2008
27/09/2026
This Is the One Living Room Chair You Don’t Need to Match to the Rest of Your Furniture - Homedit
Hidden kitchen, full workspace.
Pocket doors slide into the cabinetry to reveal an entire work zone with countertop space, small appliances, storage, and everyday kitchen essentials. Once the doors close, everything disappears behind clean cabinet panels.
It’s a smart way to keep a kitchen functional when you need it and visually calm when you don’t.
Would you hide part of your kitchen behind pocket doors?
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