We start feeling autumn as it slowly takes its place. The temperatures are dropping, evenings grow darker much earlier and the morning light arrives later. I love autumn, the warmth of summer is replaced by different kind of warmth, one that wraps you as it puts a warm blanket across your shoulders. The light is not longer so bright, colors become more muted, and soon the green leaves will surrender to the warm colors so typical for this season.
Did you ever enter a room and feel your mood change in an instant? Color can strongly influence your mood, emotions and the way you perceive the space. Warm tones will give you an energy boost and create a sense of warmth, while cool colors are perfect when you want a room that helps you unwind. Light neutrals shape the overall sense of space and light, making the room feel more open and airy.
What is the perfect color for your kitchen? Maybe I should ask if there even is a single perfect color for every kitchen. Honestly: I’m not sure. It will, for sure, depend on personal preferences and overall style.
Summer is officially here, and with temperatures skyrocketing around the globe, we can only think of a relaxed holidays. When we slow down, the inspiration often strikes and we want to bring the same easygoing feeling into our homes. Is it truly wise to bring that holiday aesthetic home with us, or should we pause before painting our living room Mediterranean blue?
We all have our preferences when it comes to choosing colors. Some people are naturally drawn to warmer shades, while others prefer cooler tones. Is it ok to stay within a single temperature range, or should we mix them up to create contrast and visual balance?
Spring weather is here. The sky is a clear blue, and the spring flowers add bright color to the local market. Seeing how much this improves our mood, it would be nice to bring more flowers into our interiors as well.
Soon the Holiday season will arrive, and we are getting ready to bring the warm Christmas atmosphere into our house. With dark evenings and cold outside, in the best cases it will even snow and your Christmas holiday will be just perfect. You can decorate in the traditional way or keep it in your personal style.
Color drenching basically means painting every surface in the room in the same hue. Subtle variations in shade will add depth to the room, preventing it to feel flat. Color drenching is not new but is still ranking high on the scale of trends.
Now that autumn is settling in quietly and the days are becoming shorter and cooler, it is time to take a closer look inside and see what we can do to bring more warmth inside our living spaces. Adding textiles is a perfect way to make your interior more cozy for the coming months.