by Amanda Brunner | Jun 6, 2019 | Design Styles, Designer's Picks, Home Improvement
There are so many of you that want to decorate your homes based on the Global Curiosities design style but lack of traveling, and as a result, a lack of souvenirs from around the world makes it almost impossible to do so! Thus, we thought we’d come up with an...
by Amanda Brunner | Jun 4, 2019 | Beginner's Guide, Design Styles
Inspired by the simplicity and the airy vibe of the countryside, the Farmhouse design style is one that will remind you of freshly baked pies, special family recipes and the feeling of living among the best offerings of farmlands. The Farmhouse design style is one...
by Amanda Brunner | May 21, 2019 | Design Styles, Home Improvement, Ultimate Guide
The Industrial design style is growing in popularity and has been spreading like wildfire not just in urban areas but also in more remote, secluded homes far from the reach of urban jungles. In this article, we’re going to shed some light on the basics of this...
by Amanda Brunner | Mar 7, 2019 | Design Styles, Home Improvement, Home Tips
Whether you’re just curious or you’re trying to get a head start on designing your home in accordance with the latest trends, this article is the one for you. Since Pantone announced their color of the year, Living Coral, we’ve been a part of many conversations that...
by Amanda Brunner | Feb 26, 2019 | Design Styles, Room Inspirations
In this blog from the Room Inspirations series, we’re working on a space called ‘The Cactus Room’ that represents the warm, tropical soul within us. The cactus room, an airy and warm space, is the perfect setting to emulate your favorite tropical vacation...
by Amanda Brunner | Feb 11, 2019 | Design Styles, Room Inspirations, Ultimate Guide
So, you’re thinking of buying a sofa and are paranoid about making the wrong choice. You don’t even know whether you should get a leather sofa or a fabric one, let alone knowing what style you want. It’s important to remember these three things before you read...
