Showing posts with label decoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decoration. Show all posts

29.9.26

Walls that set the tone

 What is the most easy renovation you can do at home? In addition to replacing movable objects like furniture and decoration the most effective way to add character to any room is wallpaper. There are wallpapers that are easily pasted on walls and replaced when you want to change them and with a bespoke design you can achieve the personalisation that makes your home unique.

Have a look at some interesting suggestions from the last Maison&Objet:

All The Fruits

LGD01 DECOR MURAL SUR MESURE


J'ESSENTIA  Bauhaus wallpaper



Architectural Geometry by Affreschi & Affreschi



4.8.26

Easy Styling

I hate boring interiors. And I am convinced that it is not expensive furniture that makes rooms look and feel stylish. Sometimes it is enough to add one interesting design item to completely change the look of a room. Or two :) - like in this one below:

Handcrafted pieces always add character (source: Elle DECOR)

But what is most important - select pieces that reflect how you live, what you value, and the atmosphere you wish to create. And combine them tastefully - a showcase of your favorite collections could be a great way to create this stylish loook, even in the kitchen/dining room:


Paints can be the easiest way to make an architectural element more interesting or add colorful accent to a simple interior:

(Image credit: Crown Paints)
More decorating ideas in my post.


One of my favorite ways to easily renovate a room and add your style is wallpaper. In this project 
I used bamboo wallpaper to define the dinig area and color glass for the kitchen door - that was the desire of the owner:

Working with a trusted design expert can help you to implement your ideas, avoid mistakes and get more inspiration.

What are your ways and ideas?

16.11.25

“Cluttercore” Trend

seems to be the new popular trend in interior design or decoration. How does that sound to you? For me it is quite near what appears to be my personal style at home. 
According to ELLE Decor "Cluttercore" means to make your apartment look strategically cluttered rather than carelessly messy:

This library photo looks very much like mine :)

This is a functional style that is created by tasteful arrangement of what you own and love through thematic or visual relationships and layering with some order in the chaos.



How do you like it? If you wish to create this style in your home - call me!

 

8.9.25

Maison&Objet - the usual "Joie de vivre"

Maison&Objet is different from the other design events all over the world exactly with that - it is always about the famous French exuberant enjoyment of life. And it is mainly about decoration!


Enjoy a glimpse at some photos from the event:









7.12.24

Desire for comfort

That is the new color of the year 2025, chosen by Pantone and everybody talks about it:





It is probably one of the most used colors and one of the most popular ones. If you are not sure how to use colors, then beige is safe one to use ;) Still, it is soft and really beautiful and most important - it answers to our desire for comfort. Probably everybody likes it. Famous fashion houses use it as a symbol of luxury, people who fear from bright colors wear beige, which, for me, is better that black :)

So, I finally agree with Pantone's choice. In so many stressful years it is obvious that we all need that feeling of comfort.

As for interior design - this is great color, effortless to use and match. You can definitely have your home oasis of comfort and luxe in Mocha Mousse. Get some inspiration:

source: Antolini

source: Pinterest

As you can see - this is also like some natural stone and wood colors, too, but beware of being boring.. It is easy with too much beige.

16.12.23

That Cozy Winter Mood

It is this time of the year again when we all are looking for ideas to create the cozy Christmas mood in our homes. And it is not only the Christmas tree or the holiday table, but all the atmosphere. Get some inspiration: