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add geometry
Pop some color into an all-white room with a geometric piece of art. A bucket of wood near the fireplace leaves the space feeling cozy year-round. Layer in monochromic accessories, and throw down a thick seagrass rug to add texture.
open the door
Find a door that wows. This striped number is a standout piece – combined with a geometric mirror and stained wood floors, this entry is one you’ll be sure to notice. Swing it open, and let the neighbors covet.
start a new trend
Let’s change up the standard
Float shelves to house leaning artwork and books. Store your record collection in neat bins to save space. Make your display floor-to-ceiling to maximize space, and add in souvenirs and photos for a personal touch. Finally, a place for the kids’ “abstract” art.
turn up the light
Craving a cozy reading nook? Ditch the walls for French doors to build your own sunlit retreat. Create a makeshift bookshelf at the foot of the bed. Crack open this week’s biography, open the doors, and let the natural light flow in.
be bold with accents
Want to make a serious statement? Step one: paint your fireplace black. This unexpected hue will give any room character – and, a bit of edge. Step two: add in texture with a striped throw and natural rug. Toss in a pastel-pink chair, green fig tree, and viola! You’ve created your own private oasis.
ditch the boring bathroom
How to make a plain bathroom a knockout? A black claw-foot tub. Hide away your shampoo bottles and opt for a cleaner look. A striped fouta, matching stool, and bouquet of greens are perfect garnishes. Relaxing bubble bath? Check.
embrace boyish charm
The ultimate masculine mix will make for a striking entryway. Layer a dark rug onto black floors to create a monochromatic base. Fill a wall with abstract art in neutral colors to keep the palette clean. An artisanal bench completes the look – an opening act for the rest of the home.
make an entrance
This entry would make anyone feel at home. Choose a colorful photograph to display above a raw wood bench – one that makes a statement. Pepper in a stack of your favorite titles (not too neatly), and leave last night’s shoes strewn for a lived-in feel.
create contrast
Does your kitchen need an upgrade? Paint the walls a midnight hue to make your appliances really stand out. Create a floating shelf in the same color to store olive oils and fresh veggies. The hanging wire basket and old stovetop create a rustic vibe – the perfect setting to prep a country lunch.
relish in the past
Sometimes clutter can make for the most interesting spaces. Hang a sixties-esque gallery wall to create a feeling of nostalgia and whimsy. Layer in the poster from last summer’s concert, your dad’s favorite army jacket, and that vase you found on the streets of Portugal. Make this space your moment.
be bold with accents
Want to make a serious statement? Step one: paint your fireplace black. This unexpected hue will give any room character – and, a bit of edge. Step two: add in texture with a striped throw and natural rug. Toss in a pastel-pink chair, green fig tree, and viola! You’ve created your own private oasis.
stay traditional
Carry the white wood up from floor to ceiling. Light the fire on a chilly autumn morning, and dress the mantel with a fresh bouquet from the garden. The traditional tie-ins from the gilt mirror to the brass candlesticks create a dynamic contrast with this cozy country feel.
eat in style
A fresh update for the dining room – mix
with a sturdy farm table as a setting to drink your morning coffee. Hang a newspaper clipping (or favorite mag cover) in a black frame over the mantel, and opt for a muted color-palette. Sip, and repeat.
turn up the light
Craving a cozy reading nook? Ditch the walls for French doors to build your own sunlit retreat. Create a makeshift bookshelf at the foot of the bed. Crack open this week’s biography, open the doors, and let the natural light flow in.
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