Consummate Home Connoisseurs
William Waldron
Guest bedrooms are so frequently the ugly ducklings in an otherwise attractive brood. What would happen if we gave these areas as much attention as say our living rooms or dining rooms? The designers in our pages are experts in this area—guest rooms for them are an opportunity for experimentation, usually with low risk. They can double as a reading room or office, serve as stylistic bookmarks, or deviate from the theme of the rest of the house. They can also be a refuge—or an escape—and house as many guests as you’d like, for however long you choose.
While everyone’s college experience is different, one thing has largely remained the same over the years – dorm rooms. Walk into any college campus and you’ll probably encounter the same 230 sq. ft. with the same white cinderblock walls, cold linoleum floors, and bulky furniture that just makes you a little bit sad. Drab as most dorm rooms tend to be, we like to think of them as blank canvases for your own creative expression. Because you’re prohibited from making any permanent changes (lest you get on your RA’s bad side), decorating your dorm room is its own special kind
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When it actually comes to transforming a room, the power of a well-made rug is unmatched. Picking the right rug can instantly amp up the living room making it cosy, vibrant and elegant. Here are some tips by home interior decor experts
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This is the biggest bedroom that Diane Mohamed has ever had, and due to the sloped ceiling, the most challenging to decorate. “It looked cavernous, cold, and characterless,” says the founder of MOMO Interior Design. Mohamed knew she’d need to go bold, but was also committed to a predominantly black and white palette. “I wanted to stay neutral for the longer lasting items, then bring in color with accessories so I can swap them out from time to time,” she says. Her choices did the
The area above your bed can appear empty even if you have a lovely headboard if it is unoccupied. Although decorating this area can be challenging, you shouldn’t leave it empty. The potential for design on the wall above your bed is endless; all it needs are the appropriate accessories. Additionally, they add vertical appeal to visually enlarge the room.
Here, we’ll show you 4 ways to give the vacant area above your bedroom wall a distinctive look.
1. Add a bold wallpaper
A major trend for 2022 is wallpaper, and it doesn’t appear like customer demand will slow down
If you’ve ever wondered ‘how can I make my bedroom look stylish?’ then you’ll be aware of the tricky task of making your sleep space look beautiful each and every day.
If you want to make bedtime – and yourself – feel special every night, look for simple but effective luxury bedroom ideas to provide the perfect inspiration for you to create a beautiful hotel-style bedroom in your own home.
And why not? We spend around a third of our lives in bed, so it makes sense that we should make sure that we’re giving ourselves the best experience, and
Beige bedroom ideas are perfect for those looking to create timeless, versatile spaces.
With its warm, earthy undertones, beige is a wonderful way to bring a soothing and restful feel to a space, so it’s not a wonder it’s a popular choice for bedrooms. A versatile shade with a spectrum stretching from creamy off-white to sandy hues, beige can be paired with a huge array of colors to create myriad looks from cool contemporary to classic country. Plus, as a neutral, it can make a brilliant backdrop for layering colorful furniture, prints and artwork as part of a more striking
