Some people design their homes for entertaining - others for comfort. What do you want your home to be used for? Will you be entertaining groups of your closest friends and family often? Will you only entertain once or twice each year? Do you have enough space in your home to dedicate an area solely to entertaining? My blog contains tips and information that will help you decide exactly how to complete the interior design. You will get ideas that can help you create multi-functional spaces for your day-to-day use as well as entertaining your friends and family.
Posted on: 14 December 2019
Most people who mount their TVs on the wall are content to hang the device in a preferred location and look forward to countless hours of watching it. If you're a person with an acute sense of style who wants to augment the look of the TV, one option is to place a wooden frame around it. This interior design idea is relatively easy to do, and you can choose a variety of styles of wood.
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Posted on: 25 June 2019
You feel like a free spirit, but your bedroom doesn't match how you feel. It needs a different look, and you'd like to make it look much more Bohemian. There are six ways to make your bedroom look more Bohemian.
1. Incorporate Nature
Look for ways to incorporate nature. Bohemian style is always close to nature. If you're lucky to have a bedroom that opens out into the outdoors, make sure to use curtains so you can open the curtains and see nature in all its beauty.
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Posted on: 9 December 2018
Everywhere you go, every drape cloth sample you look at makes you sigh. It just is not what you want or what you are looking for. Before you go home and rip down every drape in your home and decide to throw them on the fire, stop. There are custom drapes out there, and there are custom drape shops. The best part is, you can bring the shop whatever fabric you like most, and they will design drapes around that fabric.
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Posted on: 10 April 2018
Humans love to collect stuff. It causes the pleasure centers in the human brain to light up like fireworks every time you get something new to add to your collection. No truer or more obvious proof is found than in those folks who collect clothes, shoes, and/or accessories.
If you want examples, there is Imelda Marcos, former first lady of the Philippines, who horded expensive designer shoes by the thousands, or the four hundred pairs of Dolfin shorts purportedly owned by Richard Simmons.
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