Category: Color and Texture

When it comes to traditional flooring styles, the charm and the sophistication of the Cabochon floor stand out. This simple tile pattern conveys both nostalgia and elegance and is suitable for a French country for a cozy American house. Ellie Stein is an NCIDQ-certified interior design and owner of the interior designer Stein Studio in… Continue reading This vintage tile pattern appears everywhere – and it is easy to love

Autumn transforms the south into a canvas and paints it with more colors than Pollock. From the ozarks to low -country there are many fantastic places for an entertaining autumn escape. If you plan a trip to plan that the seasons change and feel how the temperatures fall, pack and pack and see on one… Continue reading 20 must autumn trips through the south

The Hanok Heritage House, Yeongweol, Gangwon Do, South Korea -Retreat building, Korean architectural pictures August 31, 2025 Architecture: Listen to communication Location: Yeongweol, Gangwon do, Republic of Korea Photos: Jaeyoon Kim The Hanok Heritage House, Gangwon Do, South Korea Hanok, a culturally important and adult Korean architectural style, is still one of the most valuable… Continue reading The Hanok Heritage House, Gangwon Do, South Korea

In our most recent summary we see our recent houses and extensions that offer traditional Bay windows a contemporary turn. Border windows, which can be found frequently in the UK in the Victorian and Edwardian houses, usually include a number of angled windows that protrude from the facade of a building. Here we have collected… Continue reading Seven British houses that reinterpret the traditional Bay window

Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images So you are boring with the same old kitchen design and play it safe with your color selection. Fortunately, David Bromstad, moderator of the HGTV series “My Lottery Dream Home”, has a fairly brave suggestion: paint her kitchen cupboards pink for an expressive and lively look with a lot of… Continue reading Why should you consider pink kitchen cupboards, according to David Bromstad

You have probably already heard of symbolic glasses, or if you haven't heard of it yet, you will definitely have seen it. And it is anthropology that is known for the best collection of these sweet glasses that contain the floating “icons” in all types of strange and wonderful forms. The latest autumn drop contains… Continue reading Anthropology's Icon Throw Pillows are the cozy update that you will search for the Labor Day Weekend

Since the world continues to deal with climate change, sustainability is no longer a matter of niche, but a necessity. Everyday decisions such as the way we illuminate our houses, hotels and jobs can play a sensible role in reducing the environmental impact. The lighting makes a significant proportion of global energy consumption and decisions… Continue reading Glass, brass or abaca – a bright choice for a greener future • Hotel designs

Apple has just confirmed its “reverberation” event for September 9th in Apple Park, and we expect a new series of Apple watch to take the stage. The headliner will probably be the Apple Watch Series 11, but Apple may also have discovered the Ultra 3. Macrumors, which was uncovered in the public beta beta of… Continue reading The next Apple Watch Series 11 has a publication date and a few surprises

Styling tips for the middle of the concrete and side tables Natural warmth – why rattantic make a stylish comeback Everything about the shape – the charm of round coffee and side tables Stylish coffee table: Buy concrete, rattan and round designs in the United Arab Emirates Dubai, Al Manara, united Arabian Emirates, August 27,… Continue reading Concrete coffee and rattan furniture lead vae interior trends in 2025

How did you deal with color? Shrub: Our bedroom has a wonderful caramel color. It is very calming and reminds me of the beach. Almost every room has a look at the trees; Only the guest room not. So we also wanted to reproduce the feeling there and we painted it green. I have always… Continue reading Each window frames the trees around this modern Melbourne house from the middle of the century