Decorating for fall in an elegant, minimalist way can create a cozy and warm atmosphere without being overwhelming. Here are some tips to achieve a refined and tasteful look: Neutral Color Palette with Subtle Fall Hues Stick to a neutral base: soft whites, grays, beiges, or muted browns. Incorporate subtle fall colors like rust, mustard, deep greens, or burnt orange in small accents. Opt for natural, earthy tones rather than bright or overly saturated colors. Natural Elements Dried flowers like pampas grass, wheat, or eucalyptus are understated and elegant. Wood accents (light or dark), such as a decorative bowl or wooden trays, add warmth. Mini pumpkins or gourds in neutral tones or white…

Living in a small space can be both challenging and rewarding. With thoughtful design and smart solutions, you can transform a compact living area into a functional and stylish home. Here are some strategies to help you make the most of your small space: Furniture Choices Storage Solutions Layout Ideas Design Techniques Innovative Ideas By implementing these strategies, you can maximize your small space and create a home that is both functional and stylish. Embrace the challenge of compact living and discover the potential in every square foot.

Decorating with Scandinavian interior design style emphasizes simplicity, functionality, and minimalism while creating cozy and inviting spaces. Here are some tips to achieve this aesthetic: Neutral Color Palette: Start with a neutral color palette dominated by white, soft grays, and light pastel tones. These colors help to maximize natural light and create a sense of spaciousness. Use these hues for walls, floors, and large furniture pieces. Natural Materials: Incorporate natural materials such as light woods (e.g., pine, birch, or beech), leather, wool, and cotton. Wooden floors, furniture, and accents add warmth and texture to the space. Choose furnishings with clean lines and simple silhouettes. Cozy Textiles: Introduce cozy textiles to…

In the world of interior design, the fusion of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian warmth has created the Japandi style. This unique blend creates a harmonious and tranquil atmosphere in any living space. If you’re looking to infuse your home with a sense of balance, simplicity, and natural elements, Japandi might be the perfect choice for you. In this blog post, you’ll get guided through the essential elements and tips to decorate your home in the Japandi style. Color Palette: Japandi style draws inspiration from the muted and earthy tones of both Japanese and Scandinavian design. Stick to a neutral palette dominated by whites, beiges, greens, and browns. This creates a…

New year = new interior trends to check out. Natural stone elements around the home; think countertops, accent walls, and kitchen islands. Creative arches; the obvious place for aches is in doorways but this year it will expand to decorative items, wall cutouts, and other areas of the home. Monochromatic rooms; match the shade of the wall color to the shade of furniture, rugs, pillow covers (or vice versa) in specific rooms.

The Mid-century modern interior style has been popular for a long time. It started as a design movement in the 1940s-1970s post war era, a lot of new materials were introduced and more modern design and furniture were developed during this time.  It has strong ties to the German Bauhaus and Scandinavian style and it’s a very timeless design with a lot of straight lines, clean/minimalist aspects with no embellishments. Form and function are in focus and you can often see angled/tapered legs. The more popular materials are solid wood, wood/marble, wood/plastic, wood/metal to create contrast.  In terms of color palette- if you prefer a more neutral color palette, stick…

One of my favorite interior styles is the bohemian/neutral style, if I lived by myself I’d probably style my whole apartment like this. Even though the bohemian style is not as trendy anymore, you can make it look more timeless using less trendy items. To get this style you want to use mostly whites and different shades of beige for your color palette. You also want to make sure to incorporate a lot of natural materials such as pampas, rattan, and light colored wood. See below for some inspo pics and also check out my Pinterest board for even more inspo!