If you doubt the home culture in doubt, you can rely on interior designer Joanna Gaines for sweet and cozy advice on the style of home. Regardless of whether you are a fan of your characteristic modern farmhouse style or adapt to the various “fixed upper” Schritors in your Magnolia network, you know one thing: the HGTV star pays attention to details. What is Gaines' latest decorative obsession? They are decorative scallops, inspired by mussels and geometric patterns that are popular in Art -deco -era.
In a current Instagram video that was created in collaboration with us carpet designer and manufacturer Loloi carpets, Gaines confesses her love for the decor with baked edges. “I always think I'm getting full of scallops. It only gets worse,” explains the “Fixer Upper” aluminum when she presents with baked dishes and decorative pieces in the video. “I want the whole world to be baked,” she continues. Your preference for a picturesque decor with curvy edges is clear in the apparently endless, broken pieces in your Magnolia Home Decor collection, including napkins, rustic lampshades and charming copper coasters, which complement various internal styles.
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So styles your rooms with acalloping
A teacup on a broken sauce next to a book, a candle and a real flower. – shine.graphics/shutterstock
Are you looking for the trendiest ways to involve Jakobsusschelde Designs in your home? Jakobsmussel silhouettes can offer a lived look that gives every room texture and dimension. It is the perfect detail for mixing new and old. Use dramatic, broken statements such as head parts and coffee tables or set the pattern subtly by decorative shells and pillow shells. You will also find scallops on devices such as wall lights and trailer lights. Joanna Gaines knows that only too well – she is a professional to integrate the curvy decorative motif in a way that gives every room in the house depth, dimension and fun. It uses the pattern on everything, from back splashes and washbasins to hoods, mirrors and shelves.
Whatever your design tastes, baked edges and details can complement any room, the layout, every piece of furniture or any decorative item. You also work with various design styles from modern to the coast from the middle of the century. The accessories look effortlessly in Art -deco -Decor and interiors. The bizarre detail was popular in time, although it was probably born in the Middle Ages. However, this versatile pattern can also be a nice addition to minimalist or contemporary interior design. Heat the modern living room from the middle of the century with a lampshade, an accent armchair or a charming sideboard. Add the modern rustic farmhouse (a la Joanna Gaines), cottagecore or traditional interior for a natural, lived look.
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