The powder room is an important part of your home. Located on the main floor, it serves a crucial role in everyday activities in addition to being one of the most frequently visited areas of the home by guests. Here are four ways to dress up this busy space in order to make it an inviting and handsome component of your home decor.
The industrial style has for long been associated with factories and warehouses. The style is now finding its place in the interior decors of sleek and modern homes. Here are three basic rules that will allow you to integrate the industrial trend into your own home.
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.
A decorating mainstay, wood adds authenticity and warmth, and can be mixed and matched with a panoply of materials and settings, from industrial to contemporary. Here are a few guidelines on how to choose the type of wood flooring that will best meet your decorating needs and objectives while providing 100% of the benefits that only wood can deliver.
As the star of the bedroom, the bed can transform the whole decor of the room. Here are six ways to embellish your headboard.
As the fall season quickly approaches, the times has come to undertake various indoor projects. This is the perfect time to change your flooring! Here are a some good options to consider:
Philippe Starck and Jacques Garcia are arguably two of the most famous French designers in the world, but their styles differ greatly. Starck is known for his cutting-edge designs and for reinventing classics using innovative materials. Garcia's style is more traditional, reminiscent of old-world France by referencing an exotic mix of the 17th and 18th centuries. What about you? Are you more like Starck or Garcia in your own design aesthetic?
Ombre, from the French word "shading", is a colour technique in which several shades fade from light to dark, is all the rage at the moment. It’s being used to create special effects on a wide variety of canvases, including fabrics and hairstyles. It can also be seen in home design trends, where it’s now applied on everything from furniture to curtains to dishes. Here are a few ways to integrate this new colour movement in your home decor!
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.
It is always pleasant to create colourful scenes in our backyard. As autumn approches, prepare your garden with plants that will extend the summer by waiting for the fall to bloom.
Decoration of the master bedroom is often set aside in favour of the common parts of the house. Here are some tips to give it the attention it deserves while adding some sparkle!
It is possible to have a professional atmosphere even in a home office. Here are four tips to help you create a home office worthy of a professional enterprise!
