#interior decor

embrace winter- bring the forest into your own home! This festive decoration is beautiful and is perfect for some seasonal sprucing

decorate your home for the festive party season! statement pieces like these stars are versatile as you can leave them all your round to add interest to your space

placing mirrors in the corners between rooms will make your space look so much bigger, lighter and even ensure that there is unity throughout your home

having an atrium style space, with two levels under one ceiling, breaks conventions of a normal home adding interest and personality

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often walls need no decoration, especially with intricate designs like these- try not to over complicate your interiors.

all white interiors are so much fun to play with, introduce new feature colours as the seasons go by

layer day bed mattresses to create the perfect reading nook/ cosy spot anywhere- no matter how small your space is.

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using a patterned floor and bare walls will give you the perfect balance in any room. combining rustic walls with the geometric floor adds interest and excitement for minimal effort.

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Don’t shy away from deep colours- using a dark colour throughout a room can help unite your furniture and will look beautiful all year round

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too much inspiration? when you can’t make up your mind about which direction you want to go with your space- satisfy them all with an eclectic taste

using dark wooden furniture to
contrast light walls will give a scandinavian aesthetic. plants and mirrors will accompany this minimalist look perfectly
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internal windows unite rooms, share natural light and help create the perfect flow within your house!

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Pushing all your items to the side of the room will give an airy, almost museum-like feel and will result in much more space to play with!

unconventional spaces often result in the most innovative designs

lacking in wall space? prop up art and photos against a wall to add interest and not lose any natural light!

black window frames add drama by contrasting the natural light with the artificial dark

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used exposed piping to add industrialism ig source: @ acupofjoe
via: @ apartments.goals

The blue-and-white scheme of this dining room belonging to interior designers Philip Vergeylen and Paolo Moschino is based on the eighteenth-century painted French screen that hangs on the wall. The hand-painted blue design was created with the artist, Dawn Reader. On the walls are blue-and-white Tournai porcelainware.

Sources:House & Garden,Nicholas Haslam

The interior of a large 1930’s Georgian house which sits on 26 acres in Locust Valley, Long Island, New York, was designed by Christopher Maya for a Chinese-American family’s first home in the USA. Here, the foyer is decorated with a green, hand-painted Chinoiserie wallpaper from du Gournay. 

via:The Foo Dog blog