#grandmillenial

[notyourblogkeeper]

Yeah I guess you could say I've gotten really into mixology lately (adding ice or cold water to my mug so my hot tea is a drinkable tempurature)

[relentlesslygold]

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[janedoodles]

Wallpaper Bedroom An illustration of a medium-sized, traditional guest bedroom with blue walls, brown furniture, and wallpaper.

[admiralandtea]

Bedroom - Wallpaper Design ideas for a medium-sized, timeless guest bedroom remodel with blue walls, a fireplace, a brown floor, and wallpaper

[florafloof]

I need a cheeky name for this Disco Squirrel!

[pingtopong]

Enclosed - Traditional Dining Room

Inspiration for a mid-sized, classic dining room remodel with beige walls, a brown floor, and wall paneling that is enclosed.

[michaelburham]

Wallpaper Bedroom An illustration of a medium-sized, traditional guest bedroom with blue walls, brown furniture, and wallpaper.

[yaroh-domo]

Bathroom Powder Room Oklahoma City Remodeling ideas for a mid-sized, classic powder room with blue cabinets, a two-piece toilet, multicolored walls, an undermount sink, marble countertops, white countertops, and a freestanding vanity

[astarikadesign]

Hey, dessert lovers! Indulge in the sweetness of our hand-drawn assorted strawberry dessert seamless pattern. This cute illustration is sure to add a playful touch to any project or product you have in mind. Imagine the charm of strawberries dancing across your designs effortlessly! Whether you're a fan of whimsical patterns or just love all things sweet, this delightful illustration is a must-have. Get creative with your projects and sprinkle a bit of strawberry sweetness everywhere. Embrace the cuteness and let your imagination run wild!

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[1lifeinspired]

~ Grandmillenial Style ~

[thesorceresstemple]

[moderndinnerparty]

Grandmillenial Holiday Decor

Cocktail Napkins//Reindeer Salad Servers//Pink Christmas Train//Block Print Stocking Set//Tartan Dish Set//Nutcracker Ornaments//Block Print Furbish Stocking//Bottle Brush Trees//Holly Bowl//Paper Lanterns Holiday decor for the grandmillenial means block print, pink, muted colors and classic twists!

[stephanieinge]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Hand Crochet Granny Square Multicolor Throw Blanket Cottagecore Coastal Grandma.

[shahzebjahanzeb]

Home Design Ideas That Will Change the Way We Decorate in 2023

New Year, new interiors. Enter home design ideas for 2023.

With the pandemic somewhat in the rearview mirror, mainstream designers and TikTok creators alike are predicting that home decor will take on an optimistic turn filled with vibrant colors and sustainable DIY projects, all the while maintaining a love for nature-inspired textures and accessories. 

While the soft green palettes are still trending, especially when it comes to kitchen cabinets, pinks are coming in strong. Repurposed furniture is also having a moment with tutorials on transforming a dining table into a chic coffee table or building a plant enclave out of an apothecary cabinet. Perhaps one of the most exciting things about 2023 home design ideas is the mix of new and old design elements, a twist on the ever popular grandmillenial trend with a decidedly contemporary refresh. “2023 is taking us to a new level of design,” says Cleveland-based Ashleigh Clark, principal of Ashleigh Clark Interior Design Group. “We saw a neutral approach to design throughout the pandemic, creating homes that look like a Pinterest ad. People are now craving character and warmth. Personality driven decor is sweeping across the nation. Art that is personal, color that evokes a positive mood mixed with natural elements, are creating homes that feel cozy while adding plenty of character.” 

1. Infuse decor with warm wood tones 

Warm wood is making a comeback, notes designer Lindye Galloway of Lindye Galloway Design Studio and Shop, based in Costa Mesa, California. “Wood can bring warmth, depth, and an intimate feel that creates a serene scene,” she says. Galloway particularly enjoys incorporating it into the ceiling and vanity pieces in the bathroom. “This can especially help with an all-white bathroom where you want to keep it light and bright but have that warm feeling,” she adds. On a smaller scale, consider DIY’ing a warm wood frame for an existing mirror that could use an upgrade, or swapping builder-grade metal drawer pulls with stylish wooden options. 

2. Add a fashionable influence to bedrooms

When formulating a vision for this bedroom, which was featured in the 2022 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, New York designer Tara McCauley was inspired by fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli, who lived in Paris at the peak of the Art Deco and Surrealist movements. “The draped canopy above the bed certainly doesn’t echo the streamlined, machine-inspired forms of the Art Deco period, but I wanted to juxtapose the rectilinear headboard and bedside lamps with something soft,” McCauley explains. “The canopy feels a bit more Hollywood Regency than Art Deco, but it takes just one look at film sets from Hollywood’s Golden Age to see how those two styles are closely entwined.” DIY a canopy of your own—no matter your preferred aesthetic—with these designer tips. 

3.Mix and match old with new

Styling antique finds alongside contemporary furnishings will never go out of style, says designer Joshua Smith of studio Joshua Smith in New York. “The thrill of combining these items is incorporating modern pieces into more traditional spaces, or vice versa,” says Smith who suggests by tossing in a French Louis chair into a modern space. Just don’t go overboard by adding too many periods into one room. “It brings confusion to the energy of the space,” he continues. “Think about common threads between the objects, like color, texture, shape.” 

4.Say yes to plaster

 led by interior designers with a pulse on trends that will be shaping the upcoming year, and beyond. With the pandemic somewhat in the rearview mirror, mainstream designers and TikTok creators alike are predicting that home decor will take on an optimistic turn filled with vibrant colors and sustainable DIY projects, all the while maintaining a love for nature-inspired textures and accessories. 

While the soft green palettes are still trending, especially when it comes to kitchen cabinets, pinks are coming in strong. Repurposed furniture is also having a moment with tutorials on transforming a dining table into a chic coffee table or building a plant enclave out of an apothecary cabinet. Perhaps one of the most exciting things about 2023 home design ideas is the mix of new and old design elements, a twist on the ever popular grandmillenial trend with a decidedly contemporary refresh. “2023 is taking us to a new level of design,” says Cleveland-based Ashleigh Clark, principal of Ashleigh Clark Interior Design Group. “We saw a neutral approach to design throughout the pandemic, creating homes that look like a Pinterest ad. People are now craving character and warmth. Personality driven decor is sweeping across the nation. Art that is personal, color that evokes a positive mood mixed with natural elements, are creating homes that feel cozy while adding plenty of character.” 

[theladyintweed]

Southside House, London 

For sale with Savills 

[nancysdailydish]

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