I hope you are having a lovely start of the year. A new beginning seems to many of us, as the perfect opportunity for transformation. Whether we decide to go for a brand new look or make changes around the house; every bit of it brings about, the possibility for beauty.
USING DARKER TONES, CONTRASTED WITH LIGHTER DETAILS:
I find darker interiors elegant and mysterious; yet, they would be rather dull and somber without touches of light and brightness. A touch of white, gold and lighter wood tones bring the perfect balance and harmony to any room. Also worthy of mention, is the amount of light that pours in through each window during the day, as well as the right lighting fixtures to create the proper effect during night hours.
BRINGING MORE LIGHT INTO OUR OWN LIVES:
The above theory can be applied all the same with our interior life. We can add positive light to who we are and who we become, in order to bring harmony to ourselves and others around us. For a little reflection on this, you can stop by right here.
Have a lovely week!
No.01 bathroom via Steven Gambrel
No.02 light wood and crystal via Marybloom
No.03 dark tones living space via Pinterest
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
INTO THE DETAILS: ELEGANT MOLDING
As soon as I started to become aware of fall, my color mood switched from a very fresh coral to an earthy olive tone. I am especially pleased by the combination of earthy greens and hunter brighter hues; somehow it
creates a very elegant turn of season. The image below is not the exception as the wall treatment using that
very hue creates an interesting room; not to mention the ultra elegant; yet modern molding to elevate an
otherwise plain wall.
creates a very elegant turn of season. The image below is not the exception as the wall treatment using that
very hue creates an interesting room; not to mention the ultra elegant; yet modern molding to elevate an
otherwise plain wall.
image via houzz interiors
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