Showing posts with label functional. Show all posts
Showing posts with label functional. Show all posts

Decorating small spaces doesn't have to be hard!

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

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Small spaces require a different way of thinking but it doesn't have to be difficult.

Living in a small space? Here are 11 great ways to maximize and decorate tiny spaces.

Make items have duel purposes! Storage and seating? Looks like a win win to me!

Make it cozy. There's something about a comfortable space that makes you love it no matter the size.


Utilize every nook and cranny! A closet might be better used as an office instead of storage space.

intentional use of limited space is the core of small space design.

Your decor can be functional! Just because it's something that you use daily, doesn't mean it can be pretty and on a shelf for all to see.


Get creative with the square footage you do have. Make items that can be put away, hidden, or stored but easily accessed.

Dabito's 100-sq-ft living room is fantastic small space design.
via westelm

With small spaces comes less clutter and more function. Don't let it get you down, it's just as much fun to decorate!

High Point Global Views for the Holiday Season

Thursday, November 20, 2014

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High Point is bringing you great finds from Global Views to add to your home that just premiered this fall! Touches of ink blue and camel with the copper are the perfect way to warm up your home for the coming season. 

Here is an interview with Erin Davis Smithson of the Global Views product design and development team about the items we featured here:



"These droplet jars are modern, versatile and perfect for any room. You can make a fun terrarium in them, hold your bath soaps or keep kitchen essentials encapsulated in Style. Inspired by 1960's genie jars, the clear glass version makes them fun and functional for today."


"Inspired by a cuff bracelet, the copper finish makes this truly jewelry for your home. Copper is on trend for this season, but timeless for any interior. The scratched texture makes it unique. The side table is more versatile being smaller and can add the whimsy to many rooms as a side table or put out in multiples for a larger seating group. The Cuff Cocktail Table also comes in silvery-white nickel finish, pictured below."




"The Bezel border rug pattern is inspired by an early 20th century air vent register. Menswear inspired color story, the Orange and ink blue update the rug for today. Available in many sizes, you can have this sophisticated rug in any room."



You can find all of these pieces at a Global Views retailer near you! Which one is your favorite?



A Functional Office

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

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Between tax season and spring cleaning, I've been trying to plan how I'm going to reorganize and clean out my office to make it a little bit more functional and pleasing to the eye. Here are some looks I've been loving

beautiful cabinet with sliding glass doors Live Simply by Annie
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Loving this cabinet/bookshelf. Use matching decorative boxes or baskets to store receipts, paperwork and office supplies that you don't use on a daily basis.

room15 I like theses drawers for the office
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Labeled drawers are a great way to keep your supplies and items organized. I love the simple look of the picture above and the labels are barely noticeable so they don't take away from the piece of furniture. The large drawers are great for keeping papers flat and not bent or rumpled.

Shop Talk: Alex & Liz’s Office Tour | theglitterguide.com
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A simple open shelving bookcase with a few baskets might do the trick for you! This can give you great places to add a little decor as well as store items. I actually have this same shelving unit in my office and love it.

via BHG
Keeping everything I need to get my task complete close by is key for me to stay productive.

I love a good inspiration board as long as it's kept somewhat tidy! Mine can get a bit cluttered and then I find them distracting...
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Collections and archives are great as long as you are able to keep them grouped together and orderly.
via Sweet Home Style