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"Horizon" by Wiesław Myśliwski is a moving story about growing up, passing away, and daily life against the backdrop of World War II. Find out why it's worth picking up this demanding yet incredibly atmospheric novel.

A mattress sees more than any other piece of furniture in the house — sweat from night sweats, morning coffee drunk in bed, cat hair from a cat who stubbornly chooses the same spot for a nap. The problem is that while we change our bedding regularly, it's easy to forget about the mattress itself — until the day we notice a stain or feel that something in the bedroom smells different than it should.

There's a spot in your home you find yourself thinking about in the middle of the day – an armchair where you just want to sit, brew some tea, and disappear from the world for a while. A good armchair isn't just an accessory to a sofa. It's a separate nook that anyone in the house can make their own – a place for a book, an afternoon nap, or a phone call when the rest of the family is watching TV.

The iconic comic book about a world overrun by zombies, where the greatest threat may not necessarily be the undead. Find out why it's worth getting to know "The Walking Dead" even after watching the series.

The living room is where we spend most of our time – watching movies, entertaining guests, or sometimes just sitting with a cup of tea and relaxing. Therefore, how the furniture is arranged in it matters more than it might seem – it determines whether the room promotes relaxation or causes daily irritation.

There's a type of interior you walk into and immediately feel a little more special – as if the evening is going to be more than just a typical return home. The golden gleam of a metal chair leg, deep velvet on the sofa, the delicate shimmer of the mirror on the dressing table. This is the glamour style – an interior that doesn't shout about luxury, it simply possesses it, in every detail.

Most days, you eat dinner as a couple or with a small group of household members. But then holidays, birthdays, or Sunday dinners with the whole family come around—and suddenly it turns out there isn't enough room at the table for everyone. It's in these moments that an extendable table shows its true value: it allows you to have a compact piece of furniture for everyday use and a spacious table for special occasions, without having to keep two separate items in your home.

There's something about velvet that makes it hard to ignore — the way light shifts across its surface with every touch, evoking associations with elegant 70s interiors and evenings spent in a living room straight out of a movie. It's no surprise that velvet sofas have been among the most popular upholstered furniture choices for living rooms for several seasons.