The lines of this room are clean and classic, but the wallpaper and bright green also make it fresh.
I like symmetry in design as long as the objects used are fun and unstuffy.
The colors in the rooms above and below are so lush...if I lived in a colder climate I would definitely use them.
Acrylic chairs and pops of fuchsia make a traditional dining table fun.
all images via Ivy & Piper
Showing posts with label elegant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elegant. Show all posts
Friday, July 13, 2012
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Liveable rooms full of attainable glamor...
This light-filled kitchen stays humble but pretty with simple, classic cabinets, and simple light fixtures.
A dark neutral adds instant elegance
This room is literally brought to life with plants.
I ADORE this bedroom. The bedding adds a lot of glamor, which is kept down-to-earth with a neutral, solid rug.
This room is very mid-century mod, but it doesn't feel overly gimmicky to me.
If you're scared of bold color or pattern - do it in a small space like an entryway or powder room first. I tend to think "big impact" is more interesting in small spaces anyway.
How have you added a little glam to your home while still keeping it liveable and low-maintenance?
via BHG
A dark neutral adds instant elegance
This room is literally brought to life with plants.
I ADORE this bedroom. The bedding adds a lot of glamor, which is kept down-to-earth with a neutral, solid rug.
This room is very mid-century mod, but it doesn't feel overly gimmicky to me.
If you're scared of bold color or pattern - do it in a small space like an entryway or powder room first. I tend to think "big impact" is more interesting in small spaces anyway.
How have you added a little glam to your home while still keeping it liveable and low-maintenance?
via BHG
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