When it comes to decorating for a new season, one season stands above the rest: the holiday season. This time of year generally involves taking your seasonal decor to a whole new level. With all the extra time at home this year, many will end up looking like design magazines. Here are our top tips for creating stunning holiday home decor.
There's something in the air. Can you feel it? It's the crisp edge of autumn. This time of year is full of colour and texture. Everywhere you turn, there are vibrant orange and brown hues, aromas of spices, and cozy textures and fabrics.
Some things don’t mix well, like oil and water or camo and plaid. The same goes for home decor and interior design styles. Mixing-and-matching is a-ok — when done right.
In any home, accessories can make or break a space to make it feel like your own.
Picking a colour scheme that works with your interior design may sound easy in theory: pick your favourite colours. Unfortunately, our favourite colours may not be very versatile or complementary when it comes to your home decor.
Some things are better left outside: wasps, large bodies of water, cobwebs, and sand, to name a few. This doesn’t mean that indoor spaces and the outdoors are two separate worlds that should never commingle.
When it comes to the bedroom, setting the right mood is a significant requirement for rest, relaxation — and even romance. Proper lighting can have a significant effect on any space, but it's especially important in a bedroom.
When we think of minimalist interior design and clean lines, there's actually a name for this mid-century inspired furniture and decor. Mid-century modern (MCM) has become a trendy home decor aesthetic thanks to the use of colour, texture, and simple shapes and features.
