…you the guidelines to perfect design in the living room, dining room, and bedroom. These areas are crucial for comfort in our lives, but what about the bathroom and kitchen? Not only are these two spaces the most functional rooms in the home but no matter how hectic life may get, we cannot go a single day without using either. We need to pay special attention to the small details in these rooms to maximize functionality, comfort, and aesthetic ap…
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…Blindsgalore, Coastal Living, Domaine Home, and Coastal Living Window treatments are one of the easiest ways to add color to your kitchen, bathroom, living room, dining room, and bedroom. Infuse pigmentation throughout your home by daring to go bold with sunny, colorful windows. Featured Image Source: Decor Pad…
…h a beautiful semi-opaque fabric or even have a blackout liner for a large bedroom window or media room. For blackout, be sure to order the no-holes style, of course! 4. Everyday Pleated Use a pleated shade every day for a casual, inexpensive look. Pleated shades offer a fabric look and feel at a very attractive price. If you find yourself drawn to cellular shades and Roman shades, you may love pleated shades for the similar soft look and dimensio…
…Their ease and durability makes roller shades ideal for every window from bedroom to bathroom. Try blackout roller shades in places where light control and privacy is a must. 3. The Value Did you know that roller shades have been adorning homes since the 1700’s? Plus, the simplicity of their design has always made them an affordable option. If you want to give your shades a little “oomph,” try adding a valance or drapery. Either way, with roller…
…offee table with a velvet upholstered ottoman, add additional seating to a bedroom with a velvet bench at the foot of the bed, and jazz up the entryway with a few velvet stools that encourage your guests to take a seat, remove their shoes, and get comfortable. If you are looking for a grand, impressive show of velvet, add a floor-to-ceiling wall to banquet seating or create a focus wall in a dining room. Source: Homeify, Mirelit, Yellowtrace Small…
…the organic green tones in the textiles and plants in this nature-inspired bedroom. Does your kitchen have a vintage black and white feel? Then fashion your white wood blinds with black cloth tape, which will harmonize perfectly with the checkered black tile floor. Black and white always creates a “wow” look with the “bistro” feeling, unifying any kitchen. If you prefer a more muted style, select a color of tape that will enhance and blend in with…
…orld but are not the best option for blocking light if used in a living or bedroom. There are so many positives to faux wood blinds, it’s no wonder they are a customer favorite. “Got these blinds for my daughter’s room to go behind some sheer curtains that just weren’t blocking enough sunlight. They look great behind the purple colored curtains and really accent the window.” – Michael I., TX “At the recommendation of my son I ordered these blinds….
…nt the alternating fabric to be a light filtering or blackout material. In bedrooms, media rooms, nurseries, or offices, blackout fabrics are often recommended. Remember, you’re always going to have that sheer layer to let in light when you need it. Those are places where you want maximum light control. For spaces you want to keep light and bright, like a kitchen or a dining room, choose a light-filtering material. Light filtering styles also pair…