Sunken Designs Let You Explore The Depths Of Style
Sunken seating areas are all about comfort. Sunken bathtubs explore the same concept while also taking advantage of the increased privacy they offer. And there are numerous other sunken designs based on similar ideas and properties. We’re down with all these options and we’re going to analyze them all in the a series of specific examples. More…
Big Comeback: Brass Kitchen Hardware
Cabinet hardware is the jewelry of the kitchen and looks wonderful in silver and gold tones, also glass and bronze. The use of brass hardware in kitchens is on the rise and to be expected since we’ve all been giddy for gold in the past few years. More…
Introducing Firepit Tables – A Fiery Combination Of Functions
What do a table and a firepit have in common? Nothing really, unless they’re put together to form a single element. And what a great combination results then…You get to enjoy a stunning outdoor barbecue and prep the food right there in front of you while sitting at the table. Or you get to enjoy a romantic dinner with a slim fireplace embedded into the table. More…
How To Use Dark Walls in Every Room of the House
Dark, bold colors may seem a bit scary to dive into and dress your home in. But we’re here to show you how to use those deeper tones on any wall of the house in any room of the house without becoming too overwhelmed or harsh on the eyes. From plum to navy blue, there are so many gorgeous and vibrant shades that you can use to adorn and accent all kinds of spaces throughout your special place. Let’s have a look at how to use dark walls and grab some ideas on how to style them too! More…
5 quick tricks for instant impact
We know how it is – you’ve grown a little bit bored of your decorating scheme, but you haven’t got the time or energy to start from scratch all over again. All you need to love it again is a statement update. These simple ideas will give your room the refresh you’re longing for in no time at all – what are you waiting for?!
Add a surprise with paint: Making a design statement can be as simple as painting a feature or piece of furniture in an eye-popping colour. This zingy shade of yellow adds energy to a cool grey palette, highlighting the fire surround in the centre of the room. Use a satin or eggshell paint, not gloss, when painting woodwork for a subtle, low-sheen finish. More…
25 Ways to Restyle Your Home
