by Therese | Oct 4, 2014 | colours, DIY, Interior Design, Interior design trends
Another change of seasons is upon us and with that comes a change in style. It’s not just our wardrobes that need updating for fall. Maybe it’s small changes like adding extra throw blankets and trading in those sheer curtains for something heavier. Or...
by Therese | Aug 8, 2014 | DIY, Exterior Design and Landscaping, Interior Design, Interior design trends, Summer decorating
Whether you have a spacious outdoor deck, or a barely room to turn around balcony, when the weather turns hot, those outdoor spaces become our sanctuaries. With a little bit of inspiration, you can turn any outdoor space into an escape. Cohesive Colours Picking a...
by Nikki | Jul 3, 2014 | colours, Interior Design, Interior design trends, Summer decorating
Wondering what some of the hottest trends in home decorating are? I recently gave a talk at an Interior Design event, and here is the list I came up with: 1. Vintage Florals 2. Water-Colour Florals 3. Tribal Prints 4. Marble-Inspired Patterns 5. Blue and White 6....
by Therese | Jun 27, 2014 | DIY, Interior Design, Interior design trends, Summer decorating, Window Coverings
I’ve spent this past month scrolling through numerous interior decorating pictures, mentally cataloging them as inspiration for my new apartment. Being on a budget, an entire place of new furniture and accessories is unfeasible. Instead I’ve been looking...
by Nikki | Mar 27, 2014 | colours, Interior Design, Interior design trends
Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home with new colours and new ideas. After the winter I can’t wait to put away my heavy throws, dark candles and accents, and my plush pillows and throws. Instead I bring out lots of white accents, fresh flowers, and...
by Nikki | Feb 11, 2014 | Interior Design, Interior design trends, Window Coverings
What are layered window treatments and why are they so popular for 2014? When you have more than one type of window treatment on one window, that is a layered window treatment. By using two or three different styles of coverings on one window, you can create the...
