Dead space is often a problem for clients. We think every area has the potential to be a Moment, like this reading nook tucked up next to a sublime window seat @katiehodgesdesign 💫
We love this contemporary floor lamp, mixing in a bit of interest amidst the beautiful neutrals.
Real connection is vital, especially in the times we find ourselves. This includes the sense of touch -the feel of textures, linen, stonework, leather detail, wooden objects, upholstered headboards. A sensory interaction with your surroundings.
@magnolia#magnoliasilos in Waco💫
Seasonal accents needn't be obvious.. a gentle nod to the time of year can be achieved with subtle touches -changing out textures, deepening hues, natural foliage from the outdoors which bring their own reminders💫
The epitome of Fall🍂 done in understated style @taysandcodesign
Archways and checkered flooring, swoon! Have you tried layering rugs? The effect is remarkable! Often a treasured vintage find is too small for the room. An easy fix is placing a plain rug one size larger beneath it💫
This angle from @chrislovesjulia is a favourite!
We love a chandelier in the bedroom, it vertically accessorises the biggest piece in the room... the bed! Symmetry is another tool which curates this space, as done elegantly here by @brookemoraleshome
Head over to our Guides for your free Rug Styling guide 💫
The Brilliance:
- Symmetrical lighting frames the mirror proportional to the console table
- Layers of textures from classic wall mouldings to rustic chevron brick flooring
- Fresh greenery picked wildly
- Baskets hide the clutter of everyday life
Design: @housesevendesign
We can't resist! Every now and then we find the perfect setting for "bold and magnificent".. absolutely obsessed with a dark and toned accent wall, complete with moulding. This batten and board makes for an elegant and moody dining experience 💫
Design: @studiomcgee
New-builds can be too stark, so adding older, cherished pieces give a space character and add to the room's story. The mix of old and new creates interest, functionality and an inviting setting.
Design @tiffanyleighdesign
Obsessed with Mudrooms! And this one in particular from @stevetiek that ticks all our boxes! Shiplap, Brass finishes and Antique faucets, Shaker Cabinetry, Toned hues painted on the fixtures, a touch of greenery and natural materials.. PLUS the use of vertical layering 💫💫💫
Who's Monday would be well-spent here?!
Linear Linen Stripe is a beautiful addition to any room, and here artfully repeated in the bed-end bench and Cushion pattern, as well as subtle versions in the artwork, lamp, Olive Tree and nightstands 💫
Design by @elsiehome.co
The term "Toned" refers to a muted version of colour, achieved by adding grey to create a subtle hue which stands the test of time. We love this palette by @beauxarts107 picked up in the art and repeated in the textiles 💫
Interior Design is not only about aesthetics exclusively, it’s about good ergonomics - efficient and effective use of space for the function required..
3D Model by: @maygreyinteriors
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When you have a view like this... letting in as much natural light as you can makes all the difference to a room's feel and aesthetics. We love how @taysandcodesign has furnished with soft textiles to offset the expanse of gorgeous windows! 💫
Space optimisation is essential in tight spaces, and enhancing bigger living areas. This stretch of wall has been transformed into a kitchenette desk for all the daily sundries, some storage and a pleasing place for the eye to settle! 💫
Design by @making_highview_home
We love a pop of the dramatic. These Island pendants steal the show in this inviting kitchen by @jeanstofferdesign . We love the subtle repetition of contrast in the decor items and furnishings 💫