An open-concept layout in which the kitchen, dining and living room are all within direct view of each other can present a number of design challenges. Seen more and more in newly built condos and homes, this architectural style can be used to compensate for a limited amount of floor space by influencing our perception of a property's actual size. There are several ways to maximize the effect of this optical illusion. Optimize your space with either a simple approach or a designer approach.
Some restaurants stand out thanks to their dining rooms that invite you to spend long hours in good company. Recreate this atmosphere at home using a few key elements.
It is often said that the minimalist style’s use of only one colour, white, results in a cold, forbidding and boring world. However, minimalism, when used well and in the right circumstances, can produce amazing decors. Here are a few basic rules to follow in order to achieve a rather unusual design.
Over the last few years, global interior design has featured geometric forms and textures, a throw back to the 50s. Truly colourful and occasionally produced with the help of new computerized techniques, this design adds a touch of fun to residential spaces. Here are a few trends to consider.
