When we start thinking of bringing some life to the walls in our home, first thing which will come to our mind is paint or wallpaper. But there are much more options. So let’s discover nine ways of decorating the walls in your home in an original way.
Read MoreMost of us love color. Most of us are afraid to make a mistake by adding color. A small touch of color can have an enormous effect. So make a statement, choose a bold color and think out of the box.
Read MoreWhen we think of pastels we think of spring, right? Use some pastels for your interior and make a nice transition from summer in to autumn. As if you would see the colors through the fog on an early autumn morning, that is the spirit of the autumn pastels; muted and grayish.
Read MoreA few weeks ago I wrote a blog post on how to make your home ready to rent and to be able to find in no time the right tenant. Maybe you are the tenant and want to bring a bit of your personality in your new home without making the owner upset.
Read MoreWe still feel the glow of the summer heat, but the end of summer will arrive soon. Terracotta, a shade between orange and brown, reflects perfectly this feeling. It is a cozy color that helps to bring a warm feeling in your home.
Read MoreTends are coming and going. Trends are a reflecting of what is going around in the world; they can be inspired by movies, exhibitions, or by event happening in the world. I think we are all ready for a softer world, more connected to nature.
Read MoreWe see all those glamorous interiors in magazines and on social media. Amazing locations, elegant furniture, beautiful color combinations. But what turns good design in to great design? It is all in the details.
Read MoreThis week I got inspired, after watching a video on You Tube, by the exhibition “Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk” at the Victor and Albert museum in London. So let’s travel this time to Japan.
Read MoreLet the Provence inspire you to decorate your home and create a relaxed summer feeling.
Read MoreA pattern is an arrangement of a repeated decorative design or visual motif. We can create patterns inspired by nature, with a more mathematical approach, symmetrically or asymmetrically. The pattern can be with a precise repetition or more artistic approach. It can be a simple dot or line, floral or geometrical.
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