Incorporating mirrors into your home is a super easy way to open up your space to make it look larger and brighter. Think about these three things to choose the mirrors that will look the best in your space.
You’ve read countless home design blogs. You’ve combined all the best looks into a stellar Pinterest board. You’ve made a list of every piece of furniture you want to own. You are totally ready to buy your dream furniture, right? Not so fast. There’s one crucial step you need to take before making your furniture dreams come true: planning your space.
If you’ve moved into a new home, chances are you’ve also acquired someone else’s color palette. Maybe it’s builder-grade beige, stuck-in-the-70s avocado and harvest gold, or a bold teal and orange that isn’t your cup of tea. Or perhaps you’ve lived in your home for a while and decided that it’s time to freshen things up with a new color scheme. Either way you’re faced with what can seem to be a huge question: how to choose colors that will look good together in your home. With a little color know-how, it’s easy to create a color scheme that feels cohesive and coordinates with your space.
When you’re creating a color scheme for your home it can be tempting to jump in and start picking your favorite colors. However, it’s better to take the time to think about how you’ll be using your space and the mood you want to create. Do you want it to be calming? Energizing? Cheerful? The colors you use in your space can help evoke these feelings.
When you buy a coordinating bedroom set you don’t have to worry about your bed and other large pieces working together because they all match. But what about when you buy an upholstered bed that isn’t part of a set? Here’s how we mixed and matched large pieces and accents to create two cohesive looks.
Brighten your home this year with lovely shades of yellow! This must-have color for 2018 adds a sense of happiness, optimism, and creativity to the home. Yellow can be an intimidating color to design around, but with hues ranging from pale butter to vibrant lemon, it’s easy to find a shade that fits your personality and matches your style. Check out these tips on how to make this sunny shade work for your space!
