Spice up your spring table setting by using items you already have in a new way. And maybe mix in one of these on-trend ideas for a fun new look. 3 Favorite trends to try for your table setting: Gold Flatware, Black Candles, and Gingham Napkins.
There’s no time like spring for a bedroom refresh. See how you can change the look and feel of your space with 3 steps: identify & eliminate visual distractions, and then update the soft stuff and lighting.
If you’re like me and you want to see a big change without spending a lot, check out these budget-friendly decorating finds to update your entryway.
Handbags were my first love, and so it’s only fitting they have their own space to be appreciated. Sadly, we don’t have enough room for a walk-in closet. These DIY Ikea shelves display the handbag collection in a way that’s both organized and artistic. After all, purses are art. 😉
This little nook has become a favorite. Let me tell you why.
Decorating trends for 2019: add modern monochrome tribal touches to your decor. Tribal accents are everywhere from the catwalks to our homes. Here are some tips to incorporate tribal decor into your neutral home.
MIX Styles BUT Stick to a Color Scheme
Color is the glue that holds a room’s look together. If you want to blend different design styles, choose your color scheme with the 60-30-10 rule. Are you familiar?
Basically, when applying this rule, you want your 60% color to be the primary color in your room. A typical example would be the walls or large accent pieces that act as a backdrop. Your secondary, or 30% color, might be accent chairs, lighting, and furniture. You would use this half as much as your main color. As for the last little 10%, this is where your look gets its pop. This could be found in artwork or accent pillows. In this case, it’s the red berries.
This rule can also be applied to monochromatic color schemes by using variations of the same color.
If you apply this method of color selection, then you can mix different styles and still have a calming look to the room.
Try mixing rustic with dressy elements to create an unexpected winter table setting. These opposite decorating styles attract and provide a whimsical unique balance.
What makes something rustic? Look for texture, wear, and life.
What makes something dressy? Think glam and sparkle.
Combining these two makes for a fun setting.
Skip the skirt and add a tree collar. If you want to elevate your tree decor, a basket as a tree collar is a fresh idea for holiday decorating.
Flocked greenery is magical, and it doesn’t need ornaments to be pretty. It adds tons of texture without taking over your existing color scheme. In other words, if you love neutrals, flocked greenery is the way to go for holiday decorating. If you haven’t tried a flocked tree, now is the time.
Home Hop: I want to share two versions of this year’s holiday entryway. The Inner Peace Wreath is the focal point and my goal for this holiday season. This space is a challenge. It’s too small to be a room, yet it still needs decor and a welcoming vibe.
