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Shiplap paint color is Sherwin Williams SW 7001 Marshmallow. For all the top tips on how to paint a ceiling check out our guide. Check out our pick of the best bar carts if you are feeling inspired to embrace this trend. For loads of blue room ideas to get you inspired, check out our feature. Upgrade your grey home interiors with these gorgeous accent wall colour options Have you been thinking about what colour accent...
So, with those little gems of wisdom in mind, go and check out our pink room ideas. There are, however, a few rules for mastering this candy colour. First one being, avoid anything that vaguely reminds you of a colour Barbie would wear; blush-toned, muted pinks are the way to go. And keep finishes matt – anything shiny and pink, and you are entering six-year-old's bedroom territory again.
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Is there anything more cozy than a warm crackling fire and the soft golden glow of Christmas lights? I’ve always been drawn to gold for Christmas. It adds a pretty, timeless elegance to anything and it compliments so many other colours. Thank you to Luciane once again for all of her hard work she puts in to every blog post and special series’ that she writes. I am so honoured and humbled to be featured in her Beautiful Homes of Instagram Series along with so many other very talented home decor accounts that I adore. I filled a black container from the Hearth & Hand line by Magnolia for Target with live greenery and red berries.
White, beige, and neutral colors are phasing out. Large green leaves and bold colors on one wall can create a unique environment. Last year, satin brass made its takeover of kitchens. This year, look out for matte black in bathrooms as well as kitchens.
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Smaller Christmas trees and tiny Rosemary trees flank each end. They are separated by wooden candlesticks (marked with $105 price tags but purchased from a garage sale in Texas for only $5). Then, I topped it with plexiglass cut from our local glass shop. My mantel is a statement piece and I love that it was created on a dime with extremely thought out and purposeful, natural décor. For this look we started with a classic white tablecloth topped with the unexpected addition of a jaunty stripped table runner. Round woven placemats in silver and gorgeous Le Creuset dinnerware bring texture and interest.
Hebe joined the Real Homes team in early 2018 as Staff Writer before moving to the Livingetc team in 2021 where she took on a role as Digital Editor. She loves boho and 70's style and is a big fan of Instagram as a source of interiors inspiration. When she isn't writing about interiors, she is renovating her own spaces – be it wallpapering a hallway, painting kitchen cupboards or converting a van. Check out our favourite retro geometric walls and wallpaper design ideas for inspiration. Some may wonder why concrete has left the construction zone, yet 2018 will be the year it steps into many homes decor.
White Pumpkins & Blue Hydrangeas
The interior design ideas and trends that we saw in 2020 brought us nothing but joy. We can expect some great bedroom design trends in 2018. With so many exciting, new ideas available, it’s the perfect time to re-evaluate your bedroom style and make sure you’re starting the year off in a space you love. We've all the key themes and schemes listed below that have consistently dominated our Insta feeds, and our homes. With many old design trends coming back in style this 2018, such as velvet and geometric patterns, our designers are expecting to see many nods to the 70s era.
Homeowners looking for a statement-making look that’s contemporary and complements a variety of materials and styles are embracing this tough, versatile finish. Companies like Moen, whose matte black finish is shown here, are expanding their products to include more options in the durable finish. I love using my blue and white Juliska soup tureen for a centerpiece and red roses and fresh greens are always a classic. Mixing fresh greens with crystal candlesticks, white candles and these wonderful mercury glass trees brings the perfect mix to this centrepiece. I can just imaging the dance of soft light when the candles are lit playing off the metallic of the trees… sigh. I am very much a less-is-more kind of person as you can tell by the decor on my front porch.
So whether it's living room ideas or looks for the bedroom you want, these are our favorite decor trends to copy. And, if you want the freshest interior design trends for 2021 then we can help too. Gratitude doesn’t even describe what I honestly feel for each and every one of these wonderful friends.
Though muted colors can help you avoid making spaces feel overwhelming, designers believe that 2018 will be a year where bolder colors are preferred. Richer hues throughout your home can make your more muted furnishings and decorative decor pop. Lookout for dramatic reds, statement pinks, bold yellows and organic greens. Believe it or not, velvet was seen as old fashion and stuffy, now viewed as a luxurious yet funky.
Dining Table was a DIY; Chairs are from Restoration Hardware; Vase is from Target; Paint is Alabaster by Sherwin Williams. I gave our sunroom mantle a quick fall look by adding orange dollar store pumpkins that I chalk painted in white and grey for a more neutral look. I switched the summer florals and lanterns to basic black lanterns to give the room a simple, cozy, rustic feel. I welcome fall into our home by clipping large bunches of Limelight hydrangeas from the garden and filling up various vases. You’ll find a vase filled with hydrangeas in almost every room of our home. I create vignettes by adding some neutral colour pumpkins like these from Pier1 Canada, creating quick and easy fall decor.
Tribal patterns and prints have been making their way into our homes. They have intricate patterns and lovely bright hues. I’m seeing a move toward warm grays and rich, earthy shades of camel, rust, tobacco and brown-blacks,” Ott says.
Check out our New Nordic ideas for inspiration. And if a bold paint colour isn’t quite your vibe you can also get those look using contrasting materials. What we love about this trend is you can make it work for pretty much any style kitchen, from super modern to a traditional Shaker.
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