Archive for the ‘Dining room’ Category
This amazing tablescape designed by JL Design, is based on the concept of color blocking. This color palette of marine blue, white, coral and yellow is driving me crazy. So unusual, and so extremely pretty.
The soft rouge wall paint sets the tone of this gorgeous bedroom. Feminine curves and luxurious fabrics are beautifully contrasted by simple lines and deep brown details. I’d love to get my hands on that beautiful bedspread =)
ELLA BELLA FLORAL & WEDDING DESIGN / CUPCAKES AND CASHMERE / HAUTE AND REBELLIOUS / HOUSE OF FIFTY
The refreshing color combination of hot pink and orange is one of my favorites. It looks great by itself, but in my opinion, even better when paired with other bright colors. Let’s have a looksie:
Hi guys! Just wanted to let you know I’m still alive. Been so tired and depleted of energy for the last two weeks, and between working and sleeping I’ve had no energy for blogging =( Apparently I’ve been graced by the flu, but I always get to the tired state, never actually sick so I’m beating myself for being lazy. Yes, sometimes it’s good to be diagnosed with the swine flu =) Nice to have an excuse for sleeping 18 hours at a time =) As I’m feeling a lot better today, I will resume posting fab stuff as soon as possible. In the meantime, enjoy this gorgeous dining room. Hop on over to At Home Arkansas for more inspiration ;-) Xoxx Linda <3
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Deep blue walls paired with lots and lots of shiny white is one of my favorite color schemes. These rooms have such a traditional look, but they all have elements that adds a contemporary edge. In the room above, silver details adds to the cool color palette while the bright orange details adds lots of warmth. The chevron rug doesn’t hurt either =)
Ever asked yourself what Swedish clothing chain H&M would carry if they started designing home decor? If so, you are looking at the answer! In case you didn’t know, H&M sells home decor in many countries (mostly Nordic). You can check out the entire stock on the Swedish website.
