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Stylish Lampshade Ideas to Transform Your Decor
Lampshades are a fantastic way to accessorize almost any space. We’ve curated selection of Lampshade Ideas to spice up your home decor. Enjoy our list of all things shady! Bespoke Lampshade Ideas Bespoke lampshades are usually made specific to customer demands and ideas, here’s a list of bespoke lampshade ideas. Source: chantier.lt Source: peraltavidavi.com Source:…
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Bathroom Tile Ideas: Stylish Edits to Transform Your Space
Whenever I think of tiles, Portugal instantly comes to mind. These bathroom tile ideas have been curated through research and love for internal decor. But it’s wild to think just how far we’ve come—from the humble Egyptian terracotta and limestone tiles to the breathtaking ceramic masterpieces that have stood the test of time. Decorative tiles…
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How to Use Color to Shape a Room: Expert Tips and Tricks
Whether you go bold or calm, this post on how to use color to shape a room will help you set the atmosphere in any space. Selecting the perfect hue isn’t just about matching your drapes and throw pillows; it’s about the entire feeling of a home. Let’s explore how to use color to trick…
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Understand Layered Lighting: Tips for Designing a Well-Lit Space
A deep dive into layered lighting. Thanks to Thomas Edison, the days of relying on sooty lamps and candles to light our interiors are long gone. While we often take it for granted, the comfort of a well-lit room is a relatively recent development in history. Nowadays, we’re truly spoiled for choice, and when it…
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Fireplace Design Edit: Tips for a Stunning Makeover
Fireplace design has come a long way over the centuries and nothing will ignite your inner hygge more than sitting by a cozy fire. As humans, our basic needs are pretty simple: water, food, shelter, and fire have long played an integral and supportive role in this equation. Fireplaces have changed considerably from the Stone…
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Nature-Inspired Print: How to Bring the Outdoors Into Your Home
Nature-inspired print might just be the tonic you needed after a long, stressful day. What could be better than giving your parasympathetic nervous system a little TLC and bringing it back to its happy, relaxed state. This may create the peaceful, calming vibe we all need to unwind. Here are some wonderful ways to bring…
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Great Home Office Design Tips That Work
Source: instagram.com/houseliftdesign Let’s be realistic: when it comes to home office design, the majority of us are relegated to a spare bedroom, a quiet corner, or a shed, if you’re lucky. There are a few essentials to take into consideration when setting up a productive workspace. It doesn’t matter if you work part-time or full-time;…
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Best Indoor Plants to Green Up Your Home and Refresh Your Space
It’s time to channel your inner Mother Nature with indoor plants and take your home to a greener level. I’m not saying that you should turn it into a Victorian glass house, but some extra well-placed greenery here and there will not only provide you with extra health benefits but also turn your interiors into…
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Biophilic Design: A Great way to Bring the Outdoors In, One Plant at a Time
Biophilic design is the excuse you needed to justify buying that enormous Fiddle Fig plant that you’ve always wanted. The theory suggests for over 99% of our history, humans have evolved by adapting to the natural world and not to human created or artificial forces. Our minds and bodies, whether we like it or not…
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The Ultimate User-Friendly Guide to Color Schemes for Beginners
Let’s reminisce about those creative days back at school, where our color schemes were limited to red, yellow, and blue, the primary colors, and we did our best to create a masterpiece, only to end up with a murky mix of brown and gray sludge. It was our first lesson in color theory, teaching us…