Showing posts with label earth tones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earth tones. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Balancing interior design


You could create the warm and cozy feeling in your house by choosing warm colors or placing some sofas in the living room. The possibilities of great interior designs are unlimited, especially when you’re combining different textures, patterns, layout, or shapes.

If you happen to hire the professional interior designer, you may be free to do the home decor yourself. But, you need to specify to the interior designer what you really want to achieve in your design. Make it clear about your choices of colors, the air that you want to feel when you’re in the particular room, or the furniture that you want to put in there.

All of these information really useful for your interior designer because she could get your point of view first before she gets to work. This will allow you to save both of your time so she don’t have to undo what she already made before just because you don’t like the color, or because you don’t want particular furniture being placed in the corner.

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Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Ashford Associates' Mediterranean living room

Country retreat in the Southern Highlands of NSW Australia


Country retreat in the Southern Highlands of NSW Australia
- gorgeous property of seasoned renovator, a former model ,
a fashion boutique owner and a decorative art business owner
Suzanne Dougall featured in House and garden magazine.



John Jacob Interiors



John Jacob Interiors



Grant K. Gibson Designs

Kara Mann



Jennifer Flanders Interiors

Jenny Peters and Rachel Mbiango





Ethnic flair




Comfortable, Stylish, Original, Livable Spaces by Mally Skok





Color creations

Benjamin Moore palette: Aztec Gold



Benjamin Moore paint colors:
  • Golden Chalice
  • Adobe Dust













Cindy Crawford's Home


Architect Oscar Shamamian, who reworked some of the details throughout the apartment, designed the stone mantelpiece for the living room. The photograph is by Kurt Markus.

I tend to gravitate toward heavy furniture,” remarks Crawford.
“I like dark wood and solid pieces—they’re kind of homey.”


Fresh and inspiring with an ethnic twist


Saturday, February 27, 2010

Color and contrast



To create harmonious interiors we need to play with for example, contrasts, as one of the design elements. The shiny cool glass or glaze of the tiles will be used to contrast with the matte earthiness of Cemcrete Earth Coats, a cement based paint produced by the client and owner of Cemcrete in South Africa. The smooth tiles will also be utilized to contrast with the textured fabrics and coarse wall coats.

The rich saturated African color scheme was carried through in all the materials and is the powerful cohesive force working on the emotive interpretation of the visitor and/or guest.



Chocolate is not just for eating

Living room furniture layout around the fireplace

Warm gold












Sleek and stylish