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Want More Space? 9 Genius Ways to Make a Small Kitchen Feel Bigger

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No one goes hunting for a new home hoping to score a small kitchen. Unless you’re actually shopping for a tiny home, a bigger kitchen is bound to woo buyers way more than a cramped one. Sometimes it can even make or break the sale.

If you currently find yourself in a cramped kitchen situation, we’re here to tell you that there are ways to make this room appear larger. All you need to do is embrace a few simple—and smart—decor ideas.

So while your petite kitchen may hinder your efforts to bake 200 Christmas cookies in a day or cook Thanksgiving for dozens with ease, you can give the impression that the room is more spacious with the following tricks.

1. Stick with a white palette

Photo by Granny Annexe 

White is clean, fresh—and opens up a room like no other shade. Lighter walls, floors, and countertops reflect light better than darker shades, says Amy Ahearn, owner of Decorating Den Interiors in Williamsburg, VA.

If you want to add some dimension or depth to your white kitchen, Ahearn recommends applying a glaze or use high-gloss paint for a lacquerlike finish.

Not into white on white? Karen Gray-Plaisted of Design Solutions KGP says using one color—maybe light gray or muted yellow—will also do the trick.

“A monochromatic color scheme makes a small kitchen feel larger,” she says.

If you do choose white cabinets, continue the theme with white appliances, flooring, countertops, and the sink, says Justin Riordan, founder of Spade and Archer Design Agency.

“Using a single color removes the edges and makes your space feel bigger,” Riordan explains.

2. Float the shelves

Photo by Crown Point Cabinetry 

If you’re looking to renovate your small kitchen, think beyond standard wooden cabinets. Instead, opt for floating shelves with minimal brackets to make the space above the countertops look less bulky.

“Floating shelves are the most streamlined,” Ahearn says.

And remember to follow the cardinal rule of open shelving: Organize your items scrupulously or they’ll look like a hot mess and your tiny kitchen will feel less spacious.

3. Avoid trim

Photo by Black and Milk | Interior Design | London

A chair rail or wall trim like crown molding forces your eye to stop and take in these details, rather than scan the room as a single, wide-open space.

“Each extra piece in an already diminutive kitchen cuts the room into smaller visual pieces, so the fewer transitions you have, the larger it feels,” says Riordan.

4. Mirror your cabinets

Photo by Heydt Designs

Mirrors are the back-pocket trick that every interior designer uses to amplify small rooms. That’s why we love the idea of incorporating them into a small kitchen to make the space feel roomier. A cramped kitchen will instantly feel larger as light bounces off surfaces and reflects the room. Not a fan of mirrors? Glass-front cabinets work in a similar way, offering an airy, open feeling.

5. Choose an open island

Photo by roomTEN design

Yes, you can have an island in a small kitchen—just steer clear of the chunky, boxy ones.

“Pick a piece that’s open at the bottom, with exposed legs, rather than a cabinet that’s closed on all sides,” says Ahearn.

6. Pump up your ceiling

Photo by Mina Brinkey

“Add interest to your ceiling with pressed tin, funky tile, wallpaper, beams, or bead board,” says Ahearn. This smart design hack will draw the eye upward and give the illusion that the room is larger.

You can also encourage height by storing infrequently used items in the open space above cabinets, suggests Gray-Plaisted.

7. Keep the counters clutter-free

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Clutter makes any small space feel even more cramped. To make your small kitchen feel larger, it’s important to keep the counters as empty as possible.

Of course, that doesn’t mean you need to part with your toaster and stuffed utensil jar, but stashing them off the countertop is a must in a small kitchen. If you’re short on cabinet space (or have gone the open shelving route), Ahearn suggests investing in a system that lets you hang things on your backsplash.

8. Mount a wall rack

Photo by Patty Kennedy Interiors, LLC

Sure, a rack to hang your pots and pans is smart—but it’s the placement that’s key here. Hanging it on the ceiling gives the impression that it’s bearing down on you (and closing off the room). Instead, install it on a wall.

9. Hide the lights

Photo by Lisette Voute Designs

Bulky light fixtures have no place in a small kitchen. Instead, go with recessed lights, which are recommended by design pros for a neater, open look.

“Rather than hang a pendant over your sink, put in a puck light,” says Ahearn.

You can also install an LED strip on the inside of your glass-front cabinets or along floating shelves to flood the space with light.

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Houzz reveals the hottest outdoor spring renovations

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Spring has sprung (or at least it’s trying to), and what better way to celebrate the warmer temperatures ahead than taking some time to revamp your yard?

According to Houzz’s latest Landscaping Survey, homeowners are investing to make their outdoor spaces more livable — a plus since 27 percent of owners say these spaces are bigger than their home, and many use them for relaxing (62 percent) and gardening (44 percent).

Seventy percent of outdoor renovations take place in the backyard, while 39 percent take place in the front yard. Another 30 percent of owners said they revamped their side yards as well.

The most popular reasons for starting these projects included deteriorated or broken down outdoor features (29 percent) or repairs needed after severe weather or natural disasters (9 percent), with hurricanes (35 percent) and rainstorms (26 percent) being the main culprits.

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In the backyard, homeowners primarily invested in lounge furniture (43 percent), followed by fire pits (38 percent), string lights (35 percent), dining furniture (34 percent), benches (27 percent), ceiling fans (15 percent), patio heaters (14 percent) and rugs (14 percent).

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In the front yard, Houzz says homeowners focused on building major curb appeal with beds and borders (60 percent), perennials (56 percent) and shrubs (54 percent).

For sellers who are aiming to take advantage of the spring homebuying season, but don’t have the budget for major renovations, Houzz says planting eye-catching flowers and shrubbery in the front and side yards is sure to draw in potential buyers.

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When it comes to the backyard, Houzz contributor Karen Egly-Thompson says sellers should use their garden wall or fences to artistically hang flowers, vines and succulents, which are wildly popular.

Sellers who have an ample budget can create blended spaces, which refers to connecting indoor and outdoor rooms and spaces.

Photo courtesy of Andersen Windows.

According to HomeAdvisor’s Brad Hunter, homeowners and sellers can invest in outdoor kitchens, extended roofs and sliding glass patio walls for a “wow” factor. And when it comes time to sell, agents can capitalize on that extra livable space.

“Agents can help buyers to get over the sticker-shock by pointing out the potential to utilize the backyard as a living space,” Hunter said. “This could make a 2,000-square-foot home live a bit like a 2,200 square-foot-home. That’s a 10-percent reduction in the price-per-square-foot value ratio.”

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12 Times Acrylic Furniture Made All The Difference In A Room (And Why It Will Work In Your Interiors)

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Acrylic furniture, sometimes also known as lucite, has been around since the 70s. Yet, this look isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The translucent material has what it takes to stand the test of time and still look the part of today’s modern interiors.

Don’t believe us? Keep scrolling. We put together some design inspiration on how to pull this look off in your own space. By the end of this post, you, too, will be on Team Acrylic.

We’ll explain a little bit about why acrylic pieces are here to stay. Image: Portal Design Inc

Why it works

When working with any interior, you need to consider visual weight. Visual weight refers to the measure of force an object has on the eye, otherwise known as a measure of how heavy an object looks. Successfully pulling this off in a room is all about making sure that the visual weight is in balance.

Acrylic or lucite furniture is a great equalizer when it comes to achieving this goal. Since the furniture is literally see-through, it adds very little visual weight to the room, leaving plenty of opportunities for your other design elements to shine. Yet, at the same time, it adds a level of function to the room.

These pieces also pack a punch aesthetically. Their sleek lines and sharp edges lend themselves well to a modern look.

Convinced yet? Take a look at this acrylic inspiration

If you feel the need to ground your acrylic pieces to keep them from seeming too light, don’t be afraid to use textiles like seat covers or pillows. Image: cityhomeCOLLECTIVE

Bar stools are a great addition to any kitchen island, but they can appear very bulky. Consider using acrylic versions to help them blend in with the rest of the space. Image: Michael Morris – Residential Project Advisory, Red Rock Development

Don’t think your acrylic furniture has to be simply-shaped or borderline boring. This material can be made into any shape or size your heart desires. Image: Raegan Ford Interior Design

If you want to create the illusion of more space without giving up a piece’s sense of presence, try opting for items with acrylic legs and solid seating. Image: Ann Lowengart Interiors

Alternatively, you can flip the script and have acrylic seating with solid legs. Image: Zehana Interiors

There is a way to get acrylic furniture to stand out. Make it the focal point of the room by only using one item in this material. Image: Chris Pardo Design – Elemental Architecture

Acrylic furniture is a natural fit for small dining spaces like the one pictured above. You can have a full set of chairs without adding much visual weight to the space at all. Image: Hilary Mac Interiors

You can use acrylic furniture to add a cool factor to your workspace. It doesn’t get much better than a see-through desk. Image: Maria Causey Interior Design

If you’re working with a crowded room like the one pictured above, acrylic furniture can help you add function without bringing much more visual weight into the space. Image: Stephani Buchman Photography

Occasional-use items like bar carts are a natural fit to be done in acrylic because they’re there when you need them and nearly out of sight when you don’t. Image: Rikki Snyder

Surfaces like coffee tables and side tables work especially well in acrylic. Image: Mina Brinkey

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12 Times Acrylic Furniture Made All The Difference In A Room (And Why It Will Work In Your Interiors)

We hope you like the products we recommend. Just so you are aware, Freshome may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. 

Acrylic furniture, sometimes also known as lucite, has been around since the 70s. Yet, this look isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The translucent material has what it takes to stand the test of time and still look the part of today’s modern interiors.

Don’t believe us? Keep scrolling. We put together some design inspiration on how to pull this look off in your own space. By the end of this post, you, too, will be on Team Acrylic.

We’ll explain a little bit about why acrylic pieces are here to stay. Image: Portal Design Inc

Why it works

When working with any interior, you need to consider visual weight. Visual weight refers to the measure of force an object has on the eye, otherwise known as a measure of how heavy an object looks. Successfully pulling this off in a room is all about making sure that the visual weight is in balance.

Acrylic or lucite furniture is a great equalizer when it comes to achieving this goal. Since the furniture is literally see-through, it adds very little visual weight to the room, leaving plenty of opportunities for your other design elements to shine. Yet, at the same time, it adds a level of function to the room.

These pieces also pack a punch aesthetically. Their sleek lines and sharp edges lend themselves well to a modern look.

Convinced yet? Take a look at this acrylic inspiration

If you feel the need to ground your acrylic pieces to keep them from seeming too light, don’t be afraid to use textiles like seat covers or pillows. Image: cityhomeCOLLECTIVE

Bar stools are a great addition to any kitchen island, but they can appear very bulky. Consider using acrylic versions to help them blend in with the rest of the space. Image: Michael Morris – Residential Project Advisory, Red Rock Development

Don’t think your acrylic furniture has to be simply-shaped or borderline boring. This material can be made into any shape or size your heart desires. Image: Raegan Ford Interior Design

If you want to create the illusion of more space without giving up a piece’s sense of presence, try opting for items with acrylic legs and solid seating. Image: Ann Lowengart Interiors

Alternatively, you can flip the script and have acrylic seating with solid legs. Image: Zehana Interiors

There is a way to get acrylic furniture to stand out. Make it the focal point of the room by only using one item in this material. Image: Chris Pardo Design – Elemental Architecture

Acrylic furniture is a natural fit for small dining spaces like the one pictured above. You can have a full set of chairs without adding much visual weight to the space at all. Image: Hilary Mac Interiors

You can use acrylic furniture to add a cool factor to your workspace. It doesn’t get much better than a see-through desk. Image: Maria Causey Interior Design

If you’re working with a crowded room like the one pictured above, acrylic furniture can help you add function without bringing much more visual weight into the space. Image: Stephani Buchman Photography

Occasional-use items like bar carts are a natural fit to be done in acrylic because they’re there when you need them and nearly out of sight when you don’t. Image: Rikki Snyder

Surfaces like coffee tables and side tables work especially well in acrylic. Image: Mina Brinkey

The post 12 Times Acrylic Furniture Made All The Difference In A Room (And Why It Will Work In Your Interiors) appeared first on Freshome.com.

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We hope you like the products we recommend. Just so you are aware, Freshome may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. 

Acrylic furniture, sometimes also known as lucite, has been around since the 70s. Yet, this look isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The translucent material has what it takes to stand the test of time and still look the part of today’s modern interiors.

Don’t believe us? Keep scrolling. We put together some design inspiration on how to pull this look off in your own space. By the end of this post, you, too, will be on Team Acrylic.

We’ll explain a little bit about why acrylic pieces are here to stay. Image: Portal Design Inc

Why it works

When working with any interior, you need to consider visual weight. Visual weight refers to the measure of force an object has on the eye, otherwise known as a measure of how heavy an object looks. Successfully pulling this off in a room is all about making sure that the visual weight is in balance.

Acrylic or lucite furniture is a great equalizer when it comes to achieving this goal. Since the furniture is literally see-through, it adds very little visual weight to the room, leaving plenty of opportunities for your other design elements to shine. Yet, at the same time, it adds a level of function to the room.

These pieces also pack a punch aesthetically. Their sleek lines and sharp edges lend themselves well to a modern look.

Convinced yet? Take a look at this acrylic inspiration

If you feel the need to ground your acrylic pieces to keep them from seeming too light, don’t be afraid to use textiles like seat covers or pillows. Image: cityhomeCOLLECTIVE

Bar stools are a great addition to any kitchen island, but they can appear very bulky. Consider using acrylic versions to help them blend in with the rest of the space. Image: Michael Morris – Residential Project Advisory, Red Rock Development

Don’t think your acrylic furniture has to be simply-shaped or borderline boring. This material can be made into any shape or size your heart desires. Image: Raegan Ford Interior Design

If you want to create the illusion of more space without giving up a piece’s sense of presence, try opting for items with acrylic legs and solid seating. Image: Ann Lowengart Interiors

Alternatively, you can flip the script and have acrylic seating with solid legs. Image: Zehana Interiors

There is a way to get acrylic furniture to stand out. Make it the focal point of the room by only using one item in this material. Image: Chris Pardo Design – Elemental Architecture

Acrylic furniture is a natural fit for small dining spaces like the one pictured above. You can have a full set of chairs without adding much visual weight to the space at all. Image: Hilary Mac Interiors

You can use acrylic furniture to add a cool factor to your workspace. It doesn’t get much better than a see-through desk. Image: Maria Causey Interior Design

If you’re working with a crowded room like the one pictured above, acrylic furniture can help you add function without bringing much more visual weight into the space. Image: Stephani Buchman Photography

Occasional-use items like bar carts are a natural fit to be done in acrylic because they’re there when you need them and nearly out of sight when you don’t. Image: Rikki Snyder

Surfaces like coffee tables and side tables work especially well in acrylic. Image: Mina Brinkey

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4 Tips To Add Cinco De Mayo Decor For A Mexican-Style Boho-Chic Space

Maximalism is big for 2018, and layered, global-inspired bohemian design is one of the freshest ways to execute it. With Cinco de Mayo (and summer) right around the corner, why not give your space a  colorful little Mexican-style boho-chic lift? A little bit of Cinco De Mayo decor is a sure way to add some spice to your life. Check out these 4 ways to add a little south-of-the-border vibe—and don’t forget to mix and match!

1. Add plants and cacti for a Mexican-Style Boho-Chic vibe

Nothing says Mexican boho-chic more than earthy pottery with a collection of miniature blooming cacti. It’s a low-maintenance centerpiece that adds the perfect pop of color. Image: Be Lovely Events

Mexican Cinco de Mayo style is all about layering! Add plenty of plants in woven baskets and hanging pots. Image: Icons Corner

A cactus plant is low maintenance, and adds a great Cinco de Mayo vibe to any room. Image: The 36th Avenue

2. Mix and match primary-color stripes and patterns

The quintessential Mexican blanket is inexpensive, and versatile enough to work as a blanket, table runner, wall hanging or as fabric for throw pillows. Image: Beijos Events

For a cool, contemporary Mexican decor vibe, add a few elements such as an area rug and throw pillows. Image: The Tomkat Studio

A rich turquoise wall works perfectly with layers of striped bedding and pillows. Image: Mina Brinkey

Colorful tassels and pompoms add a Mexican bohemian vibe to your room’s feel. Image: Natalie Fuglestveit

Mix and match layers of different color stripes to spice up your room. Image: Caitlin McCarthy Design

What makes this dining room so perfect? The striped chair upholstery, rustic wood elements and iron pendant star lamps. Image: My Domaine

3. Rattan and woven materials are totally Mexican Boho-Chic

Handwoven wicker baskets are lightweight enough to be easily hung as wall art. Image: HGTV

Layers of woven baskets are great for organizing, and they work perfectly with distressed wood elements. Image: One Kings Lane

Mexican style should put a big smile on your face. This whimsical sunburst mirror is made from bamboo and wicker. Image: Justina Blakeney Home

Layer natural, woven materials to add visual interest to your Mexican-inspired design. Image: Icons Corner

4. Set A Table Featuring Mexican-Style Cinco De Mayo Decor

A salsa bar is perfect for Cinco De Mayo. Layer it with colorful textiles, cacti and small cards describing the flavors to make it memorable. Image: The Tomkat Studio

Mexican-style boho chic is all about color. Layer plenty of bright patterns and colorful flowers on your table. Image: Nini Richi

For a festive Cinco de Mayo feeling, hang colorful and whimsical paper flowers or crafts like these over your table. Image: Etsy

A visit to a party store can help you find fun objects to decorate your Mexican-inspired Cinco de Mayo table. Image: Better Homes and Gardens

Planning on working some Mexican style into your home this summer? Leave a comment and let us know!

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Hottest 2018 Home Trends, According to Pinterest Pinterest recently released a report about the top 100 trends based on Pinning activity. And the home and interior design category is blowing up. There’s currently more than 14 billion home looks on Pinterest and the category continues to grow, with a 75% increase in Pins compared to last year. Why hear what 2018’s trends will be from one company when you can get the lowdown from an entire cultural collective? Here are the hottest 2018 home trends, according to Pinterest. Spa style The ultimate staycation starts in your spa bathroom. Image: Bloc Architecture Exotic resort living and spa-inspired bathrooms are big. According to Pinterest, the keyword “spa bathrooms” is up 269%. Looks like a zen, relaxing home environment that’s inspired by your favorite vacation will be one of the biggest 2018 home trends. Wall art A big wall art statement is a must for 2018. Image: Studio Mills Design Pinners are obsessed with wall art, especially gallery walls and collages. On a search for most repinned Pins in the home category, at least several gallery wall Pins and large-format art pieces were in the top 15. Pinterest confirms my findings by reporting that the search term “big wall art” is up 637%. Mixed metallics Mixing golds, stainless and copper tones continues to be fresh and interesting. Image: Schanstra Design Group Metallics are popular already, but they’re still rising in popularity. Mixed metals seem to be the favorite, with Pins for “mixed metallics” up 423%. Terrazzo Terrazzo floors are eco-friendly and low-maintenance. Image: Mina Brinkey Pinterest may have uncovered an upcoming trend. Saves for the word “terrazzo” are up 316%. Terrazzo floors are what normally come to people’s minds, but you’ll see terrazzo surfaces, walls, countertops and more in 2018. Farmhouse style This farmhouse kitchen remodel by Joanna Gaines features sage colored cabinetry. Image: HGTV We may not need Pinterest to tell us that farmhouse design will probably be the hottest design look for 2018. But keywords related to the look, such as the color “sage” (up 170%) and “herringbone wood patterns” (up 131%), confirm it. Do you use Pinterest? What do you think are the hottest 2018 home trends? The post Hottest 2018 Home Trends, According to Pinterest appeared first on Freshome.com.

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Hottest 2018 Home Trends, According to Pinterest

Pinterest recently released a report about the top 100 trends based on Pinning activity. And the home and interior design category is blowing up. There’s currently more than 14 billion home looks on Pinterest and the category continues to grow, with a 75% increase in Pins compared to last year.

Why hear what 2018’s trends will be from one company when you can get the lowdown from an entire cultural collective? Here are the hottest 2018 home trends, according to Pinterest.

Spa style

The ultimate staycation starts in your spa bathroom. Image: Bloc Architecture

Exotic resort living and spa-inspired bathrooms are big. According to Pinterest, the keyword “spa bathrooms” is up 269%. Looks like a zen, relaxing home environment that’s inspired by your favorite vacation will be one of the biggest 2018 home trends.

Wall art

A big wall art statement is a must for 2018. Image: Studio Mills Design

Pinners are obsessed with wall art, especially gallery walls and collages. On a search for most repinned Pins in the home category, at least several gallery wall Pins and large-format art pieces were in the top 15. Pinterest confirms my findings by reporting that the search term “big wall art” is up 637%.

Mixed metallics

Mixing golds, stainless and copper tones continues to be fresh and interesting. Image: Schanstra Design Group

Metallics are popular already, but they’re still rising in popularity. Mixed metals seem to be the favorite, with Pins for “mixed metallics” up 423%.

Terrazzo

Terrazzo floors are eco-friendly and low-maintenance. Image: Mina Brinkey

Pinterest may have uncovered an upcoming trend. Saves for the word “terrazzo” are up 316%. Terrazzo floors are what normally come to people’s minds, but you’ll see terrazzo surfaces, walls, countertops and more in 2018.

Farmhouse style

This farmhouse kitchen remodel by Joanna Gaines features sage colored cabinetry. Image: HGTV

We may not need Pinterest to tell us that farmhouse design will probably be the hottest design look for 2018. But keywords related to the look, such as the color “sage” (up 170%) and “herringbone wood patterns” (up 131%), confirm it.

Do you use Pinterest? What do you think are the hottest 2018 home trends?

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Farbe Glams Bis das Altmodische Sekretärin

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Farbe Glams Bis das Altmodische Sekretärin

Mina Brinkey

Red. ZINNOBER rot, der Farbton der chinesischen Lackarbeiten, funktioniert genauso gut in traditionelle und vielseitige Einstellungen. Auch wenn Ihr Sekretär Schreibtisch war ursprünglich nicht lackiert, Sie können die Oberfläche aufgebracht, die von einem Handwerker – oder annähernd das Aussehen, indem Sie eine ähnliche Farbe Farbe und malen das Stück selbst.

Styling-Tipp: Ein sattes rot-Sekretär sieht toll aus, gefüllt mit lebendigen blauen Keramik – besonders im Zimmer mit hellblauen Wänden.

Michelle Workman Interieur

Weiße Fassade, Zitrus-farbenen Innenraum. Wenn Sie geschlossen diese Sekretärin würde sehen Recht anspruchslos. Öffnen Sie es, und Sie werden begrüßt von Fett und glänzend lime-green lackiert – was für eine glamouröse überraschung! Weiß-Paare gut mit anderen Zitrusfrüchten Tönen; versuchen Sie, Zitronen-gelb, trendigem orange oder pink grapefruit.

Styling-Tipp: Hängen kleine, gerahmte Kunstwerke an den inneren Türen der Sekretär-Schreibtisch. Wenn das Kunst ist klein genug sind, werden Sie nicht brauchen, um Nägel verwenden selbstklebenden Haken kann den job zu erledigen, und sind leicht zu entfernen.

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Schwarz und weiß. frisch und klassisch, schwarz und weiß ist eine combo Sie können nichts falsch machen mit. Versuchen Malerei die Schublade Fronten und an den Seiten weiß und die Trimmung und Innenraum schwarz für den Kontrast.

Dunkle Strasse, farbenfrohes Interieur. dunkelgrau, dunkelblau oder schwarz ist eine elegante Farbe für das äußere einer Sekretärin. Malerei nur das innere einer gesättigten Farbton verleiht dem Stück eine jewel-box Aussehen wird.

Wenn Sie haben eine Sekretärin, die bereits eine schwarze Oberfläche, die nur die Malerei der Innenraum ist machbar Projekt mit großer Wirkung. Wähle einen warmen Nuancen wie Himbeer-oder kirschrot, oder cool mint oder aqua.

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Malerei Sekretärin schwarz und platzieren Sie es gegen eine Wand mit einem tiefen, satten Farbe kann helfen, es scheinen in den hintergrund treten – besonders hilfreich in einem kleinen Raum.

Styling-Tipp: Stapeln Sie ein paar Papier-Boxen in einer fröhlichen Farbton auf den Schreibtisch, um Farbe hinzuzufügen.

Becky Dietrich, Interior-Designer

Verzweifelt. Über milk paint ist ein Spaß Weg, um eine unvollkommene, antik-look zu einer schönen Holz-Sekretär. Versuchen Sie es mit ähnlichen Farbtönen in zwei verschiedenen Schattierungen für den außen-und Innenbereich für eine subtil reichen Blick. Nehmen Sie einen Schritt weiter, vorsichtig sand ab, ein wenig von der Oberfläche rund um die Kanten für eine gut geliebt und getragen Aussehen.

Schwarz. ganz in schwarz ist ein schickes Aussehen, vor allem für small-scale-Sekretär wie hier dargestellt. Wenn die Knöpfe an Ihrer Sekretärin sind nichts zu Hause zu schreiben, tauschen Sie aus, für etwas mehr spezielle ist ein guter Weg, um das Stück stand-out.

Katie Leede & Company Studio

Dekorative Malerei. Nur weil Ihre Sekretärin ist nicht eine Antike, bedeutet nicht, es kann nicht sport ein dekoratives finish. Suche nach einem professionellen dekorativen Maler zu geben, Ihr Stück ein one-of-a-Art look.

Corynne Pless

Weiß mit lustigen Noppen. Haben Sie eine hand-me-down-Sekretär oder secondhand-shop zu finden, die schon bessere Tage gesehen hat? Malen Sie es weiß und austauschen glanzlosen Knöpfen für diejenigen, die mehr Spaß kann es geben, ein neues Leben.

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4 Tips To Add Cinco De Mayo Decor For A Mexican-Style Boho-Chic Space

Maximalism is big for 2018, and layered, global-inspired bohemian design is one of the freshest ways to execute it. With Cinco de Mayo (and summer) right around the corner, why not give your space a  colorful little Mexican-style boho-chic lift? A little bit of Cinco De Mayo decor is a sure way to add some spice to your life. Check out these 4 ways to add a little south-of-the-border vibe—and don’t forget to mix and match!

1. Add plants and cacti for a Mexican-Style Boho-Chic vibe

Nothing says Mexican boho-chic more than earthy pottery with a collection of miniature blooming cacti. It’s a low-maintenance centerpiece that adds the perfect pop of color. Image: Be Lovely Events

Mexican Cinco de Mayo style is all about layering! Add plenty of plants in woven baskets and hanging pots. Image: Icons Corner

A cactus plant is low maintenance, and adds a great Cinco de Mayo vibe to any room. Image: The 36th Avenue

2. Mix and match primary-color stripes and patterns

The quintessential Mexican blanket is inexpensive, and versatile enough to work as a blanket, table runner, wall hanging or as fabric for throw pillows. Image: Beijos Events

For a cool, contemporary Mexican decor vibe, add a few elements such as an area rug and throw pillows. Image: The Tomkat Studio

A rich turquoise wall works perfectly with layers of striped bedding and pillows. Image: Mina Brinkey

Colorful tassels and pompoms add a Mexican bohemian vibe to your room’s feel. Image: Natalie Fuglestveit

Mix and match layers of different color stripes to spice up your room. Image: Caitlin McCarthy Design

What makes this dining room so perfect? The striped chair upholstery, rustic wood elements and iron pendant star lamps. Image: My Domaine

3. Rattan and woven materials are totally Mexican Boho-Chic

Handwoven wicker baskets are lightweight enough to be easily hung as wall art. Image: HGTV

Layers of woven baskets are great for organizing, and they work perfectly with distressed wood elements. Image: One Kings Lane

Mexican style should put a big smile on your face. This whimsical sunburst mirror is made from bamboo and wicker. Image: Justina Blakeney Home

Layer natural, woven materials to add visual interest to your Mexican-inspired design. Image: Icons Corner

4. Set A Table Featuring Mexican-Style Cinco De Mayo Decor

A salsa bar is perfect for Cinco De Mayo. Layer it with colorful textiles, cacti and small cards describing the flavors to make it memorable. Image: The Tomkat Studio

Mexican-style boho chic is all about color. Layer plenty of bright patterns and colorful flowers on your table. Image: Nini Richi

For a festive Cinco de Mayo feeling, hang colorful and whimsical paper flowers or crafts like these over your table. Image: Etsy

A visit to a party store can help you find fun objects to decorate your Mexican-inspired Cinco de Mayo table. Image: Better Homes and Gardens

Planning on working some Mexican style into your home this summer? Leave a comment and let us know!

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