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Showing posts with label statement pieces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label statement pieces. Show all posts
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Art in the Limelight
The thoughts in the design portion of my brain have been focused on large scale art and the effect art has in changing the feel of the entire room.
Topics Covered
artwork,
statement pieces
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Clever, Comfortable and Industrial
Found in the archives of Sacramento Street comes a living room and kitchen designed by Beth Martin, Sara Story, Grant K. Gibson and Aurelien Gallent for Elle Decor's Modern Life Concept House. It's a shame I found this because now I will be accountable when I copy every. single. thing. in this place. The dark walls, copious amounts to texture, clean lines, masculine furnishings, and use of art are all worthy of a sigh. They took ALL the good ideas.
I like the contrast between the feminine, light rug from the rest of the industrial, rigid decor.
Don't forget about using art in a space. Use it to further the concept and complete the look.
Aweessooome lighting throughout
Pages from take out menus are used as the backsplash in the kitchen. Would this be an idea you would use? What would you choose to display? newspapers? old letters? recipes?
I wish I had never found this. I'm smitten.
Topics Covered
black walls,
crushes,
house tour,
industrial,
Interior Design,
smaller spaces,
statement pieces,
texture
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Make a statement
Have you been on Anthropologie's site recently? They have a few tips and tricks for "how to be bold from corner to corner." For the record let me state that I am aware these rooms are not complete - these are simply staged vignettes to showcase the idea. Still, true to the Anthropologie way, it is beautifully executed. Which, if any of these, are you afraid of doing in your space? Do any of these daring design moves come naturally to you?
Topics Covered
anthropologie,
statement pieces
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