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Décor Pieces to Create Summer Vibes in Your Home

February 10, 2021

Are you hyped for the summer? We all are! But the only thing that isn’t looking to excited to welcome summer is our homes which are still stuck in their winter look. But, don’t worry, because you can infuse those addictive summer vibes in your home with only a few easy and (relatively) cheap décor pieces and home improvements.

Little colour pops

While whites, greys and beiges will always be trendy and stylish, summer is the perfect time to go a bit bolder when it comes to colour. Accentuate your home with a few big and bright touches! You can stick to one shade per room or be brave and mix and match different complementary colours, patterns and textures. This project will not only improve your home but also exercise your creativity!

Timeless blue and white

If you want to upgrade your walls but want to take a safe path, go with timeless blue and white combo. This will awaken that dreamy Greek island vibe and bring the coast to you, even if you live somewhere deep inland. Blue is a perfect summer colour because it’s soothing and calming and creates a great contrast with crisp white. Every time you step into your blue and white room, you’ll be reminded of fluffy clouds, blue skies and sparkling ocean.

Get nautical

If you love a blue and white colour combination, why not push things even further with a nautical theme? This is truly a perfect way to welcome summer into your home without spending too much money. So, think small anchor figurines, ship steering wheel details, knots and paddles (you can find these for practically free at boating junkyards or make your own replicas in a few hours). You can also add some marine feel to your beach-inspired coastal cushions perfect for any minimalist space that needs a touch of colour and softness. No matter if you prefer navy blue, want to go for a classic blue and white stripe or want to spice things up with pink coral, you can find your coastal cushions online. And if you pick the right cushions, you can use them both inside and outside. Your patio will love a new summer look!

A tropical-themed corner

Is there anything more “summer-y” than a tropical jungle? While you can just plant mangroves and palms in your pots, you can go smaller with exotic plants. Create a corner filled with all sorts of ferns and mini palms. Add some pineapple and coconut motifs to the corner and finish with a mango and coconut oil-diffuser.

Relax in a hammock

Ditch your boring armchair until winter and replace it with a comfy hammock. This addition to your home might look super crazy and first, but with amazing indoor hammock types, you and add some swing to any of your rooms. From rope hammocks to hammock chairs, you can find anything and everything! And as soon as you jump in to relax in your new seating, you’ll feel like a pirate ruler overlooking their kingdom! Yarrrrr!

Fresh and trendy dinnerware

While your living room is the centre of your home, it doesn’t deserve all the action. So, refresh the look of your dining room with some new plates! Go crazy with funky patterned plates or serve a salad in a coconut or watermelon inspired bowls. Grab some custom dinner napkins and your dinners will never be this fun and stylish!

Airy curtains

Bring that chill summer vibe into your space with some airy and light curtains that will flutter in the summer wind. These are specially designed to be let the cool air inside and keep some of that scorching sunlight outside. You will appreciate some gentle breeze, especially when trying to relax. Plus, if you opt for a crisp and clean white look, your entire space will instantly look fresh and airy! In general, light neutral tones area always perfect solutions for achieving a pleasant summer vibe.

Colourful rugs

Replacing your heavy rugs with something fun, colourful and light will also transform your space. Think bright colours and fun patterns that will add some visual interest and serve as a statement piece of your room without being too much in-your-face. When designing a room, it’s a good idea to start from rugs and build your design upwards.

Light bedding

Imagine slipping between cool and light covers every night. You can have that with a small bedding upgrade from hefty winter materials to breathable ones in light and cheerful hues. This year is all about tiny floral patterns!

Touch up your garden

Don’t neglect your outdoor space! While shabby-chic is going very strong right now, you can’t just throw anything in your garden and call it a day. However, carefully distressed furniture, some ornate lanterns and soft coastal cushions will be able to compete with even those magical gardens by the sea.

Summer is finally here, so make sure to welcome it in style. These few décor ideas will be easy to incorporate into your space and even easier to fall in love with!

Dress Your Kitchen in Scandinavian Style

July 30, 2019

Derek Lotts

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If you want to ask anyone for advice on how to decorate your home, pick someone from Scandinavia. Scandinavians really know a thing or two about relaxing, minimalist yet hyper-functional spaces. And what better place to try out your Scandi design than in your kitchen where functionality is the focus? Trendy, sleek and relaxing, this style is both elegant and casual, both industrial and natural. So, if you want to achieve an attractive kitchen design, here’s how to give the Scandinavian style a shot.

Go light

Scandinavian spaces are usually characterized by excessive use of white. All these light neutrals are very calming, especially when put in the busiest room in the house and serve as a perfect backdrop for all your accessories. Your safest bet when it comes to a good color palette is to go white with a few touches of gray and beige. A few splashes of green from your foliage will nicely break the monotony yet still look perfectly natural and relaxing.

Introduce textures

The Scandinavian style might look a little bare at first glance, but it’s actually very comfortable thanks to all the textures that inhabit the space. So, make sure to fill your space with different textures, even those that are usually not found in a traditional kitchen. Think rugs, faux fur, tasseled cushions and woven baskets. This will give your space a very laid back vibe and a welcoming feel not many kitchens have.

Fill it with wood and copper

Many people think that wood in the kitchen looks outdated and boring, but it doesn’t have to! Scandinavian style is anything but outdated and boring, as a matter of fact. If you choose light wood and surround it with a variety of different finishes, you’ll achieve a very interesting look. For instance, think light beech cabinets, black granite countertops and copper fixtures like faucets and sinks. Finish the look with some attractive kitchenware and you’re done. You can find a gorgeous-looking charcuterie board for sale that has a very rustic and unique look. It will serve as a centerpiece of your kitchen without standing out too much, plus it will be the eye-candy of every party you host!

Choose wood flooring

Any kitchen looks more welcoming and warm with wooden floors, especially the one dressed in Scandinavian style. Wooden floors are very practical and durable which are two key components to every Scandi space. If you can’t choose wood, ceramic tiles or stone flags are also a viable choice and both are very easy to maintain.

Bright appliances and furniture

Many true Scandinavian spaces are shrouded in white floor-to-ceiling, so you might want to do something that will break the monotony. The best way to add a pop of color to your space is with some interesting appliances. A super cute retro Smeg fridge in pastels color or a vibrant coffee maker will introduce color to your kitchen without going overboard. You can also liven up your furniture by adding some Scandinavian-inspired cushions and fabrics to it. Think Baltic stripes in blue or Lapland cornflower stripes in pink or yellow. This will be a little more out there but still fit into your overall design.

Choose open shelving

Scandinavians love pottery and crockery and any other pieces that look eclectic and vintage, especially those with quirky motifs and symmetrical patterns. These are a great way to add some personality to your kitchen, so choose open shelving to display your collection.

Interesting lighting

There’s nothing trendier than having hanging lighting in your kitchen right now, even in Scandinavian-inspired kitchens. Luckily, you can find these hanging pendants in all imaginable sizes, shapes and colors, so you’ll certainly get something that fits your Scandi aesthetics. If you want to stray from the standard, an interesting floor lamp in the corner will do the trick.

Add some art

Wall art is highly encouraged in any Scandinavian space, but it looks especially interesting in the kitchen. No matter if you opt for a gallery wall or choose just one larger piece, make sure to go with simple frames and monochrome color palette that will add character to the space without disturbing the minimalist image.

Once you’re finished with your kitchen remodel, you’ll enjoy your space like never before. Scandi design is welcoming and simple yet whimsical and warm. Try it out yourself and you’ll fall in love instantly.

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Ways to Hygge Your Home and Make It More Inviting

March 19, 2019

EmmaJ

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The concept of hygge, invented by the Danish and pronounced “hoo-ga”, means the art of creating intimacy and can roughly be translated as cosiness. It has taken the world of interior design by storm and almost everyone is trying to recreate the beautiful Nordic minimalism that manages to offer warmth in a simple, timeless décor.

For beginners, hygge means a fresh, clutter-free space with indoor plants, lovely, fluffy rugs on bare hardwood floors, soft fabrics and furnishings and books. However, hygge is more than just design and décor. It’s about togetherness and family ties, nights of simple joys of being in each other’s company and having fun. So, here are several basic ways you can easily hygge up your home and make it more welcoming and inviting.

Bring in natural materials

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Natural materials are a key ingredient of hygge. Incorporate natural elements by bringing in simple decorative pieces such as a rustic wooden table, an organic wool throw, your collection of seashells, potted ferns, a bunch of fresh flowers or any other item from the great outdoors. If you love DIY projects, find a branch outside that you can use for a lamp post and create a stunning floor lamp that will cast a warm glow in your reading nook.

Create an ambient glow

Lighting and candlelight is an essential element in hygge and in cold and dark winter months in Scandinavia, this is the way to keep the atmosphere indoors warm and cosy. There’s a wide range of hand-made, scented candles on the market today and bringing them in your home will not only evoke warmth, but it will create peace and serenity.

You can also enhance the atmosphere by hanging a string of twinkling Christmas lights around your home and you’ll be amazed how relaxing it can be. Don’t limit this only to the living room. Bring them lights and candles into your kitchen while you’re cooking, into your bedroom while you’re reading and in the bathroom while you’re having a bath. Your kids too will love the soft glow of flickering lights hung around their bed frames.

Use textures to soften up the space

By using natural materials and textiles, it’s easy to create an inviting space. Experts advise adding light linens in summer and soft, woolly blankets in the winter. They advise against carpets but recommend area rugs and soft, white sheepskin that is minimally processed and sustainably sourced.

The nursery can also benefit greatly from hygge design. If you’re going for a gender neutral room and you’re not a fan of typically themed kiddie rooms, cladding the baby’s room in neutral, pastel colours, natural textiles such as wool, cotton, sisal and felt, you’ll design the room that will provide a warm and pleasant environment for your baby to grow up in.

Unplug and unwind

It’s easy to get caught up in work today and lose our heads in information overload. Unplugging and unwinding doesn’t mean you should bury your head in sand and stop caring about what the world around you. It’s really about practicing being present now for just a few moments every day and enjoying the company of loved ones. To have a true hygge spirit in your home, put your phones down, turn off the TV and slow down. Have a delicious meal with your family, talk and embrace the simplicity of life.

It’s all about the details

A few cosy details can go a long way and show people just how much you care. For instance, a basket with slippers by the entrance will help people kick their shoes off and relax, a tray with flowers, tea, coffee, cider and chocolates will indulge everyone’s senses and a lovely woven basket with extra blankets, pillows and favourite books will make anyone feel welcome and appreciated.

To achieve the ultimate hygge in your home, follow the tips listed here and enjoy the cosiness that will follow!

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Kitchen Renovation: Create a Japanese-Style Kitchen on a Budget

May 1, 2018

cooper klein

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There are numerous popular trends in kitchen design currently, but it seems that the Japanese style has been a favourite choice of many world-famous designers for quite some time. Therefore, it’s not surprising that more and more people from all around the world are decorating their kitchens in this recognisable manner. So, if you also want to follow the latest trends and think that it’s the right time for a kitchen redecoration, go for it! We’ve prepared a list of some practical ideas that will definitely help you achieve this without breaking the bank.

Wabi-sabi aesthetic

The two most recognisable concepts in the Japanese style are Wabi and Sabi. They basically represent a type of style that appreciates imperfection, simplicity, natural elements and asymmetry. In other words, their approach is often minimalist and the kitchen decor is characterised by the presence of clean finishes without too many details and a balanced use of different shapes and materials. Finally, if you want to create the authentic feel of a classic Japanese kitchen, don’t forget to include a few ornate accessories that will certainly add that final touch to it.

Wood is the no. 1 material

It’s almost impossible to find a true Japanese kitchen without at least one wooden piece, be that a fabulous timber cabinet or an oak countertop. The main reason for this is that Japanese people value natural elements above anything else since they can create a warm and inviting atmosphere in the entire house. Additionally, feel free to experiment with other natural elements like stone and wicker since they will definitely make your kitchen and your home look much more sophisticated and luxurious. Finally, the best thing about natural materials is that they are extremely affordable and very low-maintenance so you won’t have to spend hours scrubbing your kitchen floor and cabinets.

Shibui principle

Another famous principle of the Japanese design is shibui and it preaches modesty as the basic characteristic of a nicely-decorated kitchen. For example, instead of overcrowding the place with too many details, Japanese people like to keep it simple. Furthermore, large sinks have become a symbol of this style since they serve as a main focal point whose task is to break the monotony, but still preserve that simple feel of the traditional Japanese design. Having this in mind, it’s not surprising that more and more Australians are incorporating this trademark into their Japanese-inspired kitchens as well.

Decluttering is the key

If you don’t know where to begin the redecoration process, we advise you to start by decluttering your old kitchen. Make sure to get rid of all those unnecessary items that you never use since you can’t call your kitchen a Japanese-inspired one unless it’s sparkling clean. This is extremely important since the Japanese believe that it’s crucial to create a Zen space which will allow one to relax and get in touch with one’s inner self. Unfortunately, messiness simply doesn’t go well with this kind of a spiritual lifestyle, so make sure to take this task seriously and keep only the things that you really need.

Go green

Finally, considering how much the Japanese culture values the nature, it’s absolutely understandable why their kitchens are full of greenery as well. So, if you want to follow in their footsteps, make sure to pick out your favourite flowers and place them all around the house including your beautiful kitchen. Additionally, nicely-decorated pots will also serve as decoration and add some playfulness to the kitchen interior design. What’s best, if you’re into pottery or painting, you can express your creativity and make these on your own. This way, you’ll have something absolutely unique that all your friends will admire.
As you can see, turning your average-looking kitchen into a beautiful Japanese-designed one is a piece of cake and you definitely won’t need to break the bank in order to achieve this. You just need to keep things simple and opt for natural elements that will help you strike that perfect balance and enjoy a peaceful atmosphere while cooking.

Let there be light: how to receive great design with only two windows!

April 24, 2017

Faith McGregor

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If you are planning to renovate the apartment where you live or you’re willing to buy one, for sure you need to have your mind clear about the style you want to adopt.

A Swedish couple wanted to renew their love nest in London so they relied on Pillar, the first crowd sourcing platform of interior design in the world with a community of more than 50 thousand designers and architects. Their request was to remove the cold English style and use the Nordic style of their country.

The apartment had a single flaw on a structural level: it was exposed only on two sides. So the designers needed to project, having to enter the living area, kitchen and dining area and even a small double bed in a space with only two windows.

The couple received 12 projects from different parts of the world, 12 proposals to choose among the winning idea, as always all designers have met the expectations of customers. Anja Nina won the competition. The main color of the Nordic style is white.

This colour is predominant in the entire project, we can see it in the kitchen doors associated with a soft sea water colour, in the furniture that act as a filter between the entrance. Also, all the furniture of the living room and the bedroom are white. She put white in contrast with black in all its shades: in the pattern of the pillows and in the bed linen of the room, in the carpet that covers the floor near the sofa and in the bookstore.

Another key element of the Scandinavian style is wood: this material gives warm feeling and it has the feature to illuminate all the space that surrounds it, an essential condition for this apartment.

Other designers used wood in their projects. Annie Yakimova decided to use the oak, which is a almost yellowish that releases even more warmth to the entire apartment. The strategy was to use it as a cover material. Indeed, the living area seems to be covered by an oak line that goes from the side of the kitchen and it continues as a work surface and as shelves. This line turns into a small bar table with two stools.

Aleksandar Stosic used the same strategy. He decided to add a stylistic tone to wood. All the elements as shelves, panels, frames or supports are in oak as well as the legs of tables and chairs, the interior of the library and the TV stand.

In short, the designer has made a choice of expression. One of the main characteristics of the Scandinavian style is to use geometric shapes. The bathroom is indeed full of colours and shapes that recall famous paintings of MC Escher. Also, the rugs and frames are with geometric shapes.

View projects here:

http://gopillar.com/contests/open-plan-living-area-with-kitchen-hall-bedroom-and-toilette/submissions/signuparchitects

http://gopillar.com/contests/open-plan-living-area-with-kitchen-hall-bedroom-and-toilette/submissions/annie-yakimova

http://gopillar.com/contests/open-plan-living-area-with-kitchen-hall-bedroom-and-toilette/submissions/aleksandar-stosic

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Fashion Designers Gone Interior is the Latest and Ultimate Kick

January 15, 2016

Emma K Loftus

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You know that excitement and rush of feelings you get when you spot that perfect shoe in the window or that impeccably tailored dress you simply feel you must have? Yes, fashion designing turned into decorating gives you the same awe-like feeling only, this time around, translated into your favorite pieces of furniture.

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Imagine having the opportunity to sit on a fabric designed by Diane Von Furstenberg herself and actually have it a part of your interior; Giorgio Armani lines, Dolce & Gabbana vibes, Cavali extravaganza or Salvatore Ferragamo’s romanticism of space…are just some of the names that pop in our head when we think about the latest trends in interior design.

To be honest, none of us is getting really surprised with the news that fashion designers are taking it to a new level now; if anything, it was a logical stream of development, with their creative genius finding all niches that will have their creativity supported while at the same time keeping it recognizable, desired and, well, expensive.

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Fashion designers turned interior designers have one big advantage over “regular” interior designers; they have already built a brand for themselves, they are already an adored trademark so there is no dispute if the translation of their clothes and style into furniture would work. Even if it happens not to, they’d be allowed a few slips and have a few passes at least until they get it right. In the end – the amazement before what they managed to accomplish and the beauty of their creativity replicated onto the living space is simply stunning.

We are allowed to ask, though – what may be the motive of this transition? Is it the never-fully-satisfied-rich-and-spoiled-clients? The models? The fact they might have got bored with doing one and the same? Or is it just that there is so much creativity in them that keeping it focused to runway only doesn’t seem enough anymore? Well, whatever it is, it’s amazing and we are loving every second of it.

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If you ever get the chance to pop over to Milan, make sure you see Hotel Maison Moschino which is nothing but spectacular and Hotel Bulgari featuring such refinement and attention to detail that it’s absolutely breathtaking; when in Edinburgh, see the Missoni Hotel and if you happen to drop by Berlin, go to Schlosshotel im Grunewald, by Karl Lagerfeld. The hotel is a true reflection of its designer – gloomy but chic, stunning and utterly overwhelming. If you are feeling like you could use a bit of exotic in your life, opt for Dubai – Hotel Armani (definitely something you need to experience firsthand) or Palazzo Versace in Australia. Donatella Versace oversaw every single detail of this opulent resort and guess what? There is a Palazzo Versace Dubai, also!

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What’s evident is that designers are either using some of their most recognizable collections for the translation to the interior design, or they are sticking to their signature colors and patterns for the added recognition. And, do they find the whole process of “designing for the furniture” hard? If anything, it’s probably challenging.

“I only know how to design clothes, so in a way I ‘dressed’ the furniture”, said Gaultier for the Independent. “When I design my couture and prêt-à-porter collections, of course I supervise everything. I can sometimes have ten fittings for a couture dress until I am satisfied with it. The dresses are then made in my atelier so I can follow it beginning to end. For the furniture, which is not my domain, I had a wonderful partner in Roche Bobois who could supervise the production and turn my drawings into a reality.”

Dear interior designers, you better watch your backs because fashion designers are rapidly stepping on to your turf, and they are doing it superbly!

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The Glamour Of India

March 25, 2015

Lillian Connors

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Like the truly kingdom of colourfulness, mixture of cultures and tradition, India belongs to those countries which are considered as real treasure placed on the planet Earth. With an extremely impressive combination of old religions, sacral oriental skills and natural approach to the lifestyle, Indian style contains a plentiful source of ideas and extraordinary creative power which can be applied in almost every segment of living. Whether is it quite rustic ambient or pure mystic essence of ancient East, those irresistible elements bring a dozens of glamorous alternatives for home arranging, decoration and furniture design.

Indian style inspired furniture and floor

Equipping home premises in the spirit of India is best to achieve with choosing those pieces of furniture based on old harden wood, which is usually decorated with unique curved ornaments. It’s not too much to say that this kind of furniture represents pure little masterpieces, which will revive old oriental spirit in your home. The furniture in dark, but still natural colours, mostly mahogany, would be the excellent hit if it’s made from little frayed pieces of wood.

To accomplish the unique sense of glamour and authenticity, include hard darken wood when designing floor and it would wrap up the oriental picture of the house. Not that far from the initial idea, naturally and neutrally coloured ceramic or marble tiles can be perfect solution in designing some parts of the house, such as living room or kitchen. Traditionally knotted Indian rugs and floor coverings, enriched with endless colour shades and adorable Hindu motives are absolute must for creating Indian style indoor environment.

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Patterns, fabrics and colours for extraordinary pleasure

It’s almost impossible to achieve the true eastern atmosphere without recognizable and usually hand -designed patterns. Often inspired with floral shapes, geometrical elements or traditional mosaic based motives, those patterns are perfect ornaments on wall coverings, bed covers, bed clothes or curtains. There’s no better way to give your home a simple doze of Indian stylishness from choosing items created of natural silk, cotton or flax, originally combined in the bed room or living room design.

An ideal way of achieving full glamour and mystique of Indian design style is picking pleasant and vivid colours as a part of your interior. Those exotic colours, which include purple, red, orange and purple-blue will make tremendous contrast to the darken furniture, giving your premises cheerful and warm sense. Since the bold and deep colours are original impress of astonishing Indian temperament and lifestyle, they are instant connection to the entire wealth of Indian exoticism.

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Unforgettable decor

India is definitely the country of ornaments and remarkable accessories, which is why you simply can’t miss those details in your home. Curved wooden pieces, candle holders combined with scented candles, or detailed religious statues must have been placed either on your tables or shelves. A plenty of decorated colourful pillows will bring pleasant cozy Indian ambient, whether they are laid on your bed or just gently placed on your living room sofa. Combine vases decorated with pieces of glass with fresh flowers, get scented sticks with aroma or jasmine or sandal wood and you can enjoy the radiant energy of your Indian home.

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Copy the Style of Celebrity Homes

January 21, 2015

Lillian Connors

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Everyone has their dream house. A place you would live in if you were rich. Most of us cannot afford such luxury. Fortunately, there is a solution to this problem. You can mimic their design ideas and integrate them into your own house. Lets get started.

Chandler’s living room

Mathew Perry has got style. His living room is cozy and tidy. You can achieve this too without having to spend a ton of money. It is all about the colors. Pick any color you like and combine it with white! You can see how the brown carpet matches the color of the wooden table. The table itself is great because it doesn’t take up too much space. There are other things you can try. Buy or make a sculpture and put it in the corner of your room. You will immediately notice some improvement.

John Abraham’s kitchen

Light placement can do wonders for your kitchen. Simple designs can be improved with the use of spotlights. Focus them on the most important parts of your kitchen. Parts of it that are less important will remain in shadow. This gives the illusion of an interesting paint job. Did you ever think about putting some plants inside your kitchen? It is a great idea! Place a led light bulb into the plant pot and see how it affects your mood. Green is perfect for relaxation. It will keep you calm while you make dinner.

Intelligent design

Bryan Cranston owns a magnificent house. It features a brilliant open plan living area. Vibrant orange color accents are cleverly placed to contrast overall greyness of the space. Cushions in the lounge are the same color as the chairs in the kitchen. This helps connect the different areas of the open plan. The combination of the two colors is very powerful.

Paintings can also add a lot of character and warmth to a particular space. A wide painting just above the cupboard will look great! Choose paintings which go well with the existing colors. They can fill up empty spaces and serve as a positive distraction.

Simply beautiful

Lance Armstrong’s house is not a high tech mansion. On the contrary, its simplicity is what makes it appealing. Outside walls are plain and white. The roof extends over the garden furniture. A well cut lawn stretches around the house. All of this is put together in a tasteful manner. Get this kind of garden furniture for yourself if it matches the style of your home. Wood can be replaced by metal if necessary. Always think about what colors go together but be careful not to let the furniture get wet.

Have fun!

This is the most important thing about design. It should be a blast. It should induce positive feelings. After all, you are the one who has to live there so better give it your best shot! Pay attention to details and colors. If you see a certain piece of furniture that you like, try to make a replica of it. Hire someone cheap. The results will be amazing. It is not difficult to rearrange your home. Just make sure to do it according to your personal needs and desires. This is how you will transform our house into a piece of art.

style

Little colour pops

Timeless blue and white

Get nautical

A tropical-themed corner

Relax in a hammock

Fresh and trendy dinnerware

Airy curtains

Colourful rugs

Light bedding

Touch up your garden

Go light

Introduce textures

Fill it with wood and copper

Choose wood flooring

Bright appliances and furniture

Choose open shelving

Interesting lighting

Add some art

Bring in natural materials

Create an ambient glow

Use textures to soften up the space

Unplug and unwind

It’s all about the details

Wabi-sabi aesthetic

Wood is the no. 1 material

Shibui principle

Decluttering is the key

Go green

Indian style inspired furniture and floor

Patterns, fabrics and colours for extraordinary pleasure

Unforgettable decor

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