Interior design is absolutely essential to the comfort of a home. You shouldn’t simply think about your household in terms of functionality. Its appearance is a key factor in how you feel. Obviously, practicality is always a priority when it comes to home life, but that can go hand-in-hand with a chic aesthetic. If you’re not happy with the appearance of your household interior, then you won’t feel happy at home, after all. Isn’t it time your house looked and felt like home? These pointers should guide you on your journey to creating a superior interior.
It’s time to spruce your home bar with one of these home bar essential tools and accessories. Now that the party season has started, that special area where you keep the fun fuel, aka alcohol and spirits requires some love and attention. All these bar essentials are not only necessary but also beautiful.
Impress your guest with this beautiful Midcentury Vogue blue Persian cocktail set with shaker available here.
I’m starting to search for our dining chairs, and I’m set Louis XVI style chairs for our dining room. They look great when paired with either a traditional table or a modern one. Since they are so elegant and often feature elaborate wood work, they look good a simple side chair in any room of the house. Louis XVI style, also known as Neoclassical style, is a style period from approximately 1750-1800 characterized by lean, understated lines. The style came about as a rejection to the ornamentation of the previous Baroque period.
Gilt antique Louis XVI style chair upholstered in a Duralee black and cream leopard print fabric. This lovely chair would look great in any room in the house, available here.
Thanksgiving is around the corner and it’s time to start thinking about how to decorate our tables for that special occasion. From rustic to opulent table setting decorations, the possibilities are endless. To give you some inspiration, here are 10 beautiful table setting ideas that may steal the show from the turkey this year. Your guests will be more than grateful and pleased after seeing the thought put into such a special occasion.
Classic Blue and White
Blue and white porcelain always makes for a gorgeous table setting. Match the classic color combo with pumpkin and orange flowers for a delightful combination.
Stephen Sills interiors seem to emanate a glow from within that grant the spaces an understated glamour. His Interiors evoke ease for everyday living. They look updated without being too trendy while classic without rendering in cliché or boredom. This beautiful apartment on Fifth Avenue was gutted to the core and then redone completely by Architect John B. Murray. One of the main intentions was not to interrupt the fantastic view of Central Park and to display the extended owners’ art collection. You can see the rest of this beautiful apartment at AD.
We interior designers often have the perfect home set up in our minds. One that frequently includes high ceilings, amazing views, and smart architecture. However, finding a structure that meet these requirements, in the right location, and at the right price can be a challenge. Of course, if you find yourself in such a situation you always have the option to build your own home, a topic you can find out more about in my post below.