Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts

Inspiring Home Office Spaces

Thursday, May 28, 2015

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Some times we all need a little inspiration!

illustrator studio
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Soul Shine Studio Tour! #inspire #create #office love the ikea rolling tray in gray?  and the 3 tier divider....hmm ...ideas


Do you have an inspiring space in your home?

Different ways to use a buffet table

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

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Think you don't have a reason to have a buffet table? Think again! There are so many different uses, you may just realize you need one.


It makes a beautiful entryway!


Adds storage to a kitchen!

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Creates a beautiful space for extra seating in a dinning room.


Makes an awesome bar indoor or outdoor!

Dresser behind the couch to Define space b/t open concept living rm and dining rm or kitchen.

Makes a great divider in between rooms and also a great backing to a couch.


What would you use your buffet table for?

A little texture can go a long way!

Thursday, May 21, 2015

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You may hear designers talk about texture as one aspect that really makes or breaks a room. Visual texture, when done correctly, can transform a simple room into a unique eye catching space.


The brick walls, with wood floors, a comfy couch, and a woven rug all give you different textures that combined well together. Each one touches your senses in a different way but when brought together can create a truly unique feel.


Mixing wood, tile, and granite really makes this room feel that nostalgic sense of home with a modern twist of luxury.

There's something so unique about wood grain and mixing that with painted cabinets, glass, and stone really makes each item stand out!


Texture doesn't always have to come from major home upgrades. It can be as simple as adding wood to an already great cabinet and pairing it with wicker baskets and a fun rug. 


How do you use texture in your home?

Bathroom's with a fun twist.

Friday, May 15, 2015

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Most bathrooms in a home are just your average bathroom with a touch of paint or wallpaper and maybe an updated mirror. Here are a few that are anything but traditional!


To me this says, masculine doesn't have to be boring!

Do: Spread the light around. Have several different lighting sources. Put them high, low and in-between.
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Country meets luxury!


Neutral elegance or a day at the spa!

https://www.echopaul.com/ #bathroom #ideas Master bathroom idea, love it.
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Masculine with texture!


Simple with a touch of fun!

A Beautiful Mix of Classic and Contemporary

Thursday, May 14, 2015

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At first thought, mixing a classic style with contemporary would not be my first choice. This pictures prove me wrong! There is a sort of elegance in it that stuns me. 







It really brings out a luxurious side to decor. I am really impressed with the mixture of these two styles. Are you?

Painting furniture

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

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We have a few pieces of furniture that I am thinking would look great with a quick touch of some paint and would really add some dimension to my decor. Before I get in too deep, I'd love to here some success, and maybe some not so successful stories!







Have you done, would you do it, how did you do it!? I'd love to hear it all. 

Bringing Life to the Indoors

Thursday, May 7, 2015

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This week I am rearranging my indoor plants and picking out which new ones I want to bring in! I'll be taking a trip to our local nursery and finding some new beauties for our home.

Here's some inspiration I am using:





An eye-catching light fixture and bright pops of color make this space feel chic and fresh. More ways to add color to your living room: http://www.bhg.com/rooms/living-room/family/real-life-colorful-living-rooms/?socsrc=bhgpin071713lightfixture=12
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What indoor plants are your favorite?

The benefits of a great rug!

Monday, May 4, 2015

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There are so many benefits to a great rug. 


It adds a layer to your decor. Some of us love layers!


They reduce the noise in the room. Rugs absorb noise so your room won't echo as much.


It's a great way to add color to a neutral room!

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It adds comfort to those who prefer carpet instead of hardwood.

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It is personal. There are so many rug options, you can get one that fits your style perfectly.

Porch Design and Decorating Ideas : Outdoors : Home & Garden Television. Outdoor living space 2. Love the vintage trunk.
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It makes you feel at home.

Why do you love rugs?

Mixing Blue & Green

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

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There are some colors you  might not think to put to together, but when you do, it can be an amazing collaboration!

Preppy bedroom design
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The subtle blue pairs great with the vibrant green above.

Dining Room // Summer Home Tour 2014 at Inspired by Charm
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The lime green gives this dark blue a little brightness, 

Great green fabrics
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Going bright on both hues can make for an eye catching moment. 

Labeling your toy storage is a great way for you to keep everything organized, but also teaches your kids good organizing skills too! More toy storage ideas: http://www.bhg.com/decorating/storage/organization-basics/organized-home/?socsrc=bhgpin100713toystorage&page=11
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Pairing these two colors made a fun boys playroom above.

One of the wonderful things about the "eclectic collector" style is the ability to say yes to any piece of artwork or any accessory that speaks to you. Even if it's a strange color or an interesting combination of textures and patterns, chances are, you'll find a spot for it in an eclectic home.
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Having hints of each color really brought this room together.

Clean office space w/ contrasting patterned rug and brightly colored walls
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Would you put blue and green together?