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Shades of Brown
Creating a cohesive brown color scheme throughout your home involves careful planning and coordination. Here are some steps to help you achieve this: Choose a Dominant Brown Shade: Start by selecting a primary shade of brown that you love and want to use as the dominant color throughout your home. This could be a warm, rich [...]
Get inspired!
We don’t always follow the rules when designing a space, but there is a throughline across everything we love to share: inject more unique furniture pieces into a functional space. Altar tables, Oriental peacock lamps, and vintage pieces can and should live within your house. So, of course, we applied this philosophy when curating our [...]
Informal Living Room
Informal living room designs often focus on comfort and relaxation. Start with a cozy sofa or sectional, and add plush cushions and throws for a relaxed feel. Use casual decor elements like oversized artwork, family photos, and personal mementos to give the room a lived-in feel. Create an open layout that connects the living room [...]
Modernist Simplicity
Modernist simplicity in interior design is characterized by clean lines, minimalistic decor, and a focus on functionality. Some key elements of modernist simplicity include:Minimalist Color Palette: Modernist interiors often feature a neutral color palette with white, black, gray, and natural tones. These colors create a sense of calm and simplicity.Clean Lines: Furniture and architectural elements [...]
Something Blue
Decorating with something blue can add a refreshing and calming touch to your space. Consider using blue throw pillows, curtains, or artwork to create a serene atmosphere. You could also incorporate blue vases, candles, or even a blue accent wall to make a bold statement. Just make sure the shade of blue complements the room's [...]
Tibetan Style
Tibetan furniture is characterized by its intricately carved designs, rich use of wood, and traditional craftsmanship. It often features bold, ornate patterns and motifs that reflect Tibet's cultural and religious influences. Common types of Tibetan furniture include intricately carved cabinets, chests, tables, and wooden seating, often with decorative metalwork or paint. These pieces serve functional [...]
More is More
"More is more" in interior design refers to a maximalist approach where abundant patterns, textures, colors, and decor elements are combined to create a rich and opulent aesthetic. This style embraces excess and doesn't shy away from bold choices, creating a visually striking and eclectic space. Incorporating warm red tones can create a cozy and [...]
Asian Dining
When designing a traditional Asian dining space, focus on simplicity, natural materials, and creating a sense of harmony. Use low furniture like tatami mats, wooden tables, and floor cushions. Incorporate shoji screens for partitioning and diffused lighting. Opt for neutral color schemes with accents of earthy tones. Decorate with minimalistic elements such as bonsai plants, [...]
Hand Picked
Selective design, similar to handpicked design, involves carefully and intentionally choosing specific elements or features for a particular format. Instead of including everything or following a one-size-fits-all approach, selective design focuses on making thoughtful decisions to create a more refined and purposeful result. In selective design, designers carefully consider and prioritize certain aspects such as color [...]
Minimalist Design
Minimalist style is an artistic and design approach that emphasizes simplicity, austerity, and the use of essential elements. The goal is to achieve a sense of elegance and purity through simplicity. They often feature clean, unadorned surfaces and straightforward compositions. Minimalist spaces use neutral colors like whites, grays, blacks, and earth tones. These colors help create [...]
