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Unless you have something very specific in mind for your entryway, a table is usually a perfect addition to the space and it makes it feel very welcoming and friendly without requiring special installation or lots of planning. Also, it’s not just the table itself that matters but the decor around it too. With that…
Living Room Coffee Tables With Designs that Break with Tradition
After the sofa, the coffee table is likely the biggest focal point in the living room, and if it’s not — it easily could be. For decades, the average coffee table was generally rectangular and, frankly, a little boring. Fast forward to today and there are countless styles available to jazz up the living room….
How To Design And Decorate The Space Around Your Dining Table
When it comes to interior design and decor, every room and every space is different and special so you need to think of it as a standalone area. At the same time, it’s important to also let the context guide you and to take into consideration your home and your style as a whole. If…
15 Modern Fall Wreath Ideas With a Cozy Vibe
Autumn is here and that means it’s once again time to make our homes look extra cozy by replacing all those breezy summer decorations with something better suited for fall. A wreath would be a great start and as always we’re prepared to share with you some of our favorite fall wreath ideas for this…
Modern Home Interior Design Full of Stylish Custom Details
Of all the terms that could be used to describe this private home from Ukraine, “inspiring” would be the most suiting one. This is indeed a project filled with lots of interesting elements, each of which could serve as an individual source of inspiration. It’s however the way in which all these details are combined…
Elements that Make Ranch Style Homes Look as Well as they Work
The design of ranch style homes can be traced back to Spanish colonial architecture, featuring single-story homes that initially aimed to combat the southwestern heat. To that end, rooflines were low and wide. By the 1920s, the appeal of ranch-style homes was largely economy – they were relatively easy and cost-effective to build and customize….