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amberfaber40 · 2 years ago

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There's No Subway Tile in Spain

Seville was the first stop on our trip to Spain and Italy. We stayed right in the downtown core in

Modern-Spanish Style Color Palette

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Seville was the first stop on our trip to Spain and Italy. We stayed right in the downtown core in a lovely boutique hotel that served afternoon tea and a lovely buffet breakfast each morning.Back home, I have walked into so many homes where there is an elaborately ornate staircase design that often looks totally out of place. Now I know where the design was inspired. And it fits right in here. Along with the tile after one of my followers on Instagram noted “There’s no subway tile Maria”.So that’s what inspired this post. Which was easy to write because I took so many photos of all the tile work.I know many of you, who are longtime readers, might fall off your chair or drop your morning coffee but here is where decorative tile has a place:This was a doorway in the reception area of the hotel:Here’s the staircase (below):The first night, we had dinner in a nearby restaurant. I liked the way the muted red encaustic tile related to the bricks on the same wall (below):And it also worked well with the black and white tile floors:This was the backsplash tile in the breakfast room, back in the hotel (below):This was the floor in the Seville Cathedral nearby (below):Then we toured the Real Alcazar of Seville, castle and gardens. Gorgeous tiles everywhere (below): When does this kind of tile work back home? In context with a Spanish/Mediterranean style home, with an exterior that possibly looks like this:Image sourceAn entry staircase with iron railings ornate or not (below):Centsational StyleWood beamed ceilings, ornate, spanish style pendants, black, arched windows, all belong in a house with this colourful tile (below):image sourceYou could also design a terra cotta floor with a turquoise kitchen (below):Image sourceIn this Spanish kitchen with the beams in the ceiling and curved plaster hood fan, I could even live with the blue backsplash because it’s been repeated in the plates and tile underneath the window.Image sourcePerhaps your styling might look like this with the Spanish style wall sconce as well:Image sourceIn a Spanish style home, your powder room could look like this (below). Notice the arched doorway and perfect light fixture.Image sourceI love this fireplace design (below). So classic and timeless. Again, notice the beams and the arched french doors. The beautiful outdoor fireplace too with the iron gate.image sourceIt’s rare that I think a black leather sofa looks good but here in this more neutral ‘Spanish inspired’ living room, it works. Because there’s not too much black to make it heavy and masculine (below):image sourceWhat I have seen all too often is people will go on a trip to Europe and fall in love with a particular style and when they get home they start adding these random design elements that in no way work with the existing style of their home.That’s where random arches that have no place suddenly appear, or the busy, ornate staircase railing I mentioned at the beginning of this post or random rows of tile on a staircase kick that in no way belongs.Decorative tile has a place. And that place is definitely not as a random strip in your kitchen backsplash or shower surround.At least if you’re going to introduce accent tile, go big or go home, (like the bathroom image above) but don’t just install bits and pieces of it. Decorative tile is like a strong wall colour. If you’ve decided to paint a room red, go for it, don’t just paint it on a single wall, that rarely works.Related post: A New Way to Design Accent Tile: Ceramic ArchitectureHere are a couple more images once we arrived in Barcelona: Here I am sitting outside at dinner in a Tapas restaurant in Seville:The sidewalks in Seville were mostly concrete in a hex shape! Isn’t that incredible? You can see it behind me too in the photo above.Hexagonal concrete tile in SevilleYou’ll notice white walls are big in Spanish design. If this is the stye of your home and you need to choose the right white, download my ebook, White is Complicated; A Decorators Guide to Choosing the Right White, here. Or take advantage of our eDesign services here, to find your perfect paint colour.We fly into Naples tomorrow and our first stop on our Amalfi Coast tour is Capri Island! I can’t wait, follow along on my Insta stories here.Do you like Spanish style design?Related post:Why Stone and Accent Tile are Not as Important as you ThinkOne more Reason you Should Skip Accent Tiles AltogetherAsk Maria: What Mood does Black and White Convey, Warm or Cool?SaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSave

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nightmare-afton-cosplay · 6 years ago

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Is Brown the New Black? Sherwin-Williams’ Shocking New Color of the Year

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For years, shades of watered-down brown were the go-to choice for risk-averse homeowners. Need to prep a house for a sale? Slather the walls with beige. Want to give your home a vaguely Tuscan feel? Turn to taupe.

Sure, these bland brownish hues go with anything, but they’re severely lacking in the personality department.

So we were frankly rather shocked to see that a new twist on brown has taken the lead in today’s home decor: Sherwin-Williams has named Cavern Clay SW 7701—a warm terra-cotta shade reminiscent of sunsets in the desert—its 2019 Color of the Year.

This earthy brown is miles away from boring beige. It’s part of today’s trend of leaning into our love of all things natural.

“Cavern Clay is an easy way to bring the warmth of the outdoors in,” says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing at Sherwin-Williams. “Envision beaches, canyons and deserts, and sun-washed, late-summer afternoons—all of this embodied in one color.

“I’ve been seeing this color pop up everywhere—from fashion to home decor to accessories,” she adds. Indeed, she spotted this aesthetic, which she calls “cowgirl chic,” on the runways of Fall Fashion Week 2018 and instantly thought it should take a starring role in our homes.

Cavern Clay is a bold contrast to recent years of saturated jewel tones. Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2018 was a vibrant, amethystlike Ultra Violet, and Sherwin-Williams’ 2018 pick, Oceanside, was a sumptuous mixture of blue and green.

Those rich hues aren’t fading into black anytime soon; Wadden predicts we’ll continue seeing saturated tones dominate. But she says homeowners will appreciate Cavern Clay because it’s “more warm and elemental and rooted in the earth.”

Not sure how to integrate this shade into your personal space? Try these ideas on for size.

1. Pair with modern accents

Courtesy Sherwin-Williams

To complement this nouveau-chic shade, pair it with modern accents.

On the backsplash, subway tiles arranged in a herringbone pattern keep this kitchen from looking dated. While the bar stools and lights add their own rustic style—with wooden seats and iron framing—their lines are entirely contemporary.

“This color’s resurgence is made contemporary with clean lines and modern shapes,” says Wadden.

2. Embrace Southwestern textiles

Courtesy Sherwin-Williams

Southwestern style is currently oh so chic, and Cavern Clay’s umber ambiance certainly plays to that in a way that feels entirely contemporary.

Consider going all-out with your desert vibes by picking patterned textiles that invoke a Western feel: Try banded geometric or tessellating Ganado-style patterns in toned-down, complementary shades.

Light-wood furniture keeps the look from going over the top. And don’t skip the greenery. Fun, leafy plants perfect the space.

3. Keep the rest neutral

Courtesy of Sherwin-Williams

Cavern Clay may be a brownish hue, but it’s still a saturated tone. Unless you’re careful, pairing it with bold neons or velvety blues could create a riot of color that’s, well, too riotous.

“Cavern Clay ties really well with a natural palette,” Wadden says. “It goes great with gray, too.”

Soften the shade with white molding and plain textiles. Here, a gray blanket perfectly softens the dramatic look, so the room still feels Southwestern—but not overwhelmingly so.

It also pairs well with deeps browns such as Sherwin-Williams’ Moth Wing SW 9174, Wadden says. Feeling bold? Consider a modern update of ’70s earth tone combinations by pairing Cavern Clay with a dusty denim blue or even a fresh avocado.

The post Is Brown the New Black? Sherwin-Williams’ Shocking New Color of the Year appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.

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samuelmmarcus · 5 years ago

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Custom Build Home Interior Design Ideas

How wonderful it is to have each and every one of you here on the blog today. How are you feeling? It still feels very cold and we’re having so much snow this winter, and I have to be honest with you, I feel happier when the sun is shinning out there. Grey days are not fun and not very good for our mood, right? That’s why I feel that sharing homes that are not only beautiful, but also “feel” good, can lift our spirit and bring us some inspiration. With every post I prepare for you guys, I am always hoping that you will have a good time and feel a little happier in this place. That’s always my priority.

Now, can we talk about this new house tour? I am really excited to feature this “Southern Louisiana meets Mediterranean” custom build home and the designer is sharing all of the details below. Keep reading!

“Call it an empty-nester opportunity. With their twin boys grown and gone and their daughter just off to college, a couple went searching for an expanse of land in Texas where they could build the home they’d always wanted–and house their horses as well. While the couple enlisted architect Clay Nelson to devise plans for a Tuscan-style farmhouse with an open plan and spacious outdoor living areas, they approached designer Traci Connell with a somewhat different request: The Louisiana natives wanted the interiors to celebrate their Southern roots. “That struck a chord with me,” Connell says. “My daughter was born in southern Louisiana. I had this connection to the feeling they wanted–that Creole originality and uniqueness.” Connell selected finishes that refer back to her clients’ childhood homes — whitewashed brick in the breakfast area, wrought-iron balusters on the stairs — while she incorporated their objects and heirlooms into the design. “The house is grounded,” the wife says. “In every room, there’s a touch of something from a family member or from Louisiana.” Connell had a slightly different focus in the nearby barn, which also includes the husband’s office. “This was his escape,” she explains. The barn was such a hit that it’s become a favorite gathering place for friends and family as well.”

Pin your favorite interior design ideas photos and make sure to see this stunning house tour by Traci Connell on Home Bunch:

– Interior Design Ideas: Tailored Interiors.

Custom Build Home Interior Design Ideas

Built on rural farmland in the Dallas suburb of Bartonville, Texas, this Southern Louisiana-inspired Mediterranean home took a big page out of A. Hays Town’s architectural book.

Entry Hall

With custom details that could be found in the old Creole houses of New Orleans, this empty-nesters dream home was that of a personal mix of styles with comfortable high-end taste.

Overall Flooring – Wood Floors from Signature Floors and Interiors – similar here.

Table: Paloma Demilune Table – Available through the designer – Other Beautiful Consoles: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Lighting: Visual Comfort Pendant Lighting.

Artwork: La Montage Fine Art – Other Beautiful Artwork: here, here, here & here.

Paint Color

Paint Color: “Sherwin Williams SW 7029 Agreeable Gray” on walls and ceiling.

Barrel Back accent chairs – Hickory Chair – Available through the designer.

Side Table Between Chairs: Noir.

Living Room

Massive metal casement windows and doors were inspired by modern renovations of historic homes in Europe. An embroidered pillow fabric in the Living Room informed the color palette of soft greens, teals and rich browns.

Coffee Table: Culp Associates Iron and Limestone coffee table – Available through the designer – Others: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Sofa: Hickory Chair – Available through the designer – Beautiful Sofas: here, here, here & here.

Rug: Kravet – Available through the designer – Other Neutral Rugs: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Accessories: Arteriors Home.

Small Accent Table: Noir.

Color Scheme

The client desired a look straight out of New Orleans and Traci delivered bringing in whimsical floral pieces atop traditional furnishings while still maintaining a modern color scheme full of grays, whites and clean lines.

Side Tables: Hickory Chair – Available through the designer – Others: here, here & here.

Console – Noir Furniture.

Face Planter – Noir Rotto Face Planter.

Chandelier: Visual Comfort Percival 2-Tier Chandelier (Discontinued) – Others: here, here, here & here.

Dining Room

The dining room is decorated with a series of framed pen-and-ink drawings by Lafayette, Louisiana, artist Floyd Sonnier.

Paint Color: “Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray”.

Table and Chairs – Hickory Chair with Fabric from Fabricut and Kravet – Available through the designer.

Buffet: Hickory Chair – Available through the designer – Others: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Draperies: Duralee Fabric, Custom – Others: here & here.

Windows & Doors: Rehme Dining Room Doors and Windows .

Art: La Montage Fine Art – Other Metallic Framed Art: here, here & here.

Rug: Davis and Davis Rug – Available through the designer – similar here.

Buffet Lamps: Made Goods.

Chandelier: Visual Comfort Linear Pendant – similar here.

Home-Sweet-Home

“We incorporated a lot of where we came from, so the house feels grounded,” the wife says. “In every room, there’s a touch of something from a family member or from our home state.”

Butler’s Pantry

Nearby, the working and butler’s pantries are illuminated by pendant lights from the church where the couple married in Baldwin, Louisiana. “The couple also have a love of the ocean and water,” Connell says, “so we brought in blues and greens alongside the soft neutrals.”

Trim Paint Color: Snowbound SW 7004 by Sherwin Williams.

Hardware: Top Knobs Pulls & Knobs.

Molding and Trim – Bee Builders Supply.

Kitchen

The kitchen features classic and elegant elements. The white cabinets are painted in Sherwin Williams Snowbound and they have a custom glaze on them.

Backsplash: Ann Sacks – similar here – Other Beautiful Tiles: here, here, here & here.

Kitchen Hardware: Pulls & Knobs.

Custom Cabinetry – Sunrise Wood Designs, Custom.

Counterstools

Counterstools: Gabby Home – Other Beautiful Counterstools: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Sink: Rohl Apron front sink.

Faucet: Rohl Kitchen Faucet.

Runner: here – similar.

Countertop

Countertops are Taj Mahal Quartzite and they work perfectly with the glazed white kitchen cabinets.

Pot Filler: Rohl.

Range: Wolf 48″ – Others: here, here & here.

Lighting

Kitchen Lighting – Visual Comfort – Other Options: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Layout

This extraordinary kitchen feels connected to a Breakfast Room and to the back Loggia.

Keeping Room

The Breakfast Room features a distressed brick accent wall and large cased windows and doors.

Dining Chairs: Vanguard Furniture – Available through the designer – Other Slipcovered Chairs: here, here, here & here.

Custom Painted Table: Hickory Chair – Available through the designer – Other Dining Tables: Round: here, here & here – Rectangular: here, here & here.

Brick Wall – Rock Construction Services.

Fireplace Mantel: Limestone.

Draperies: Kravet Fabric, Custom.

Powder Room

Traditional elements meet timeless elegance in this powder bath.

Cabinetry: Sunrise Wood Designs – Other Chic Vanities: here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Mirror – Madegoods – Other Beautiful Mirrors: here, here, here, here & here.

Chandelier: Visual Comfort.

Countertop: Wonder Gray marble countertop from Aria Stone Gallery.

Faucet: Rohl.

Staircase

Collaborating from the architectural phase of this home, Traci Connell steered the new construction project by refining finishes, scaling proportions and enveloping the project as a whole.

Staircase: Wrought-iron, Custom.

Table: Hickory chair round entry table – Available through the designer.

Rug: Cowhide imports area rug – similar here.

Greige Bedroom

Warm Grey Bedroom Paint color is “Sherwin Williams Anew Gray”.

Headboard: Made Goods Vincent headboard.

Nightstands: Vanguard – Available through the designer – similar here & here.

Rug: Kravet – Available through the designer – similar here.

Quilt: here – similar.

Lamps: Arteriors.

Bench: Noir Furniture with custom fabric.

Muted Hues Bedroom

Paint color is Sherwin Williams SW 7661 Reflection.

Bed: Hickory Chair Bed – Available through the designer – similar here – Other Beautiful Beds: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Pillows & Duvet Cover: Custom, Kravet Fabric – Other Beautiful Bedding: here, here, here, here & here.

Corvelet: Legacy Home -similar here.

Table Lamps: Empressive GeoDesigns – Available through the designer.

Framed Horse photograph – Leftbank Art – similar here.

Nightstands: Madegoods.

Accent Table: Oly Table.

Rug: Davis and Davis – similar here.

Chandelier: Available through the designer – similar here.

Guest Bathroom

Guest Bathroom Cabinet paint color is “Sherwin Williams SW7664 Steely Gray”.

Countertop: Wonder Grey Quartzite.

Hardware: Top Knobs Pulls.

Traditional Bedroom

Paint color is Sherwin Williams SW 6224 Mountain Air.

Canopy Bed: Vanguard – Available through the designer.

Bedding: Kravet Bedding & Eastern Accents Bedding.

Nightstands: Noir Furniture.

Table Lamps: Arteriors.

Angled Stool: Hickory Chair.

Armoire: Hickory Chair Custom.

Rug: Davis and Davis rugs.

Guest Bathroom

Bathroom paint color is Sherwin Williams SW 6224 Mountain Air.

Countertop: Iceberg Blue Quartzite.

Master Bedroom

This master bedroom features an alcove and a soothing color scheme. Paint color is “Sherwin Williams SW 6253 Olympus White”.

Bed: Hickory Chair – Available through the Designer.

Bedding: Legacy Linens.

Chests: Hickory Chair – Available through the Designer – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Mirrors: Mirror Image Home.

Chandelier: Visual Comfort Crystal Chandelier.

Rug: Surya.

Sitting Area

This sitting area feels so peaceful!

Chairs: Hickory Chair Lounge Chairs in JF Fabrics material – Available through the designer.

Table: Bernhardt.

Lamp: John Richard.

Draperies: Kravet.

Master Bathroom

The master bathroom features impressive architectural details. Walls and ceiling are also painted in “Sherwin Williams Olympus White”.

Bathroom Cabinet

Cabinet paint color is “Sherwin Williams SW 7663 Monorail Silver”. Notice the beautiful custom details on the cabinetry.

Countertop: Calcutta Gold Borgini Extra.

Hardware: Top Knobs Pulls & Knobs.

Mirrors: here.

Bathroom Tiling

Accent Tile: Liberty Collection Spring Border (Venetian Glass in Moonstone White with Athens Silver Honed Accents from Ann Sacks.

Walls: Ann Sacks Athens Silver Cream 16×24 – similar here.

Shower Pan Tile: Ann Sacks Athens Silver Cream Hex Mosaic 2×2 – similar here.

Laundry Room

The laundry room is spacious and it features Wonder Grey Quartzite countertops. Walls are Agreeable Gray by Sherwin Williams and cabinets are Snowbound, also by Sherwin Williams.

Hardware: Top Knobs.

Sink: Kohler.

Faucet: Kohler.

Upstairs Bonus Room

Upstairs you will find a large Bonus Room, perfect to watch TV or relax with a good book. Walls are SW Agreeable Gray.

Sofa: Hickory Chair – Available through the designer.

Chairs: Available through the designer – Others: here, here, here & here.

Coffee Table: Noir Furniture.

TV Console: here – similar.

X-Doors

A pair of X-inset custom doors open to a Craft Room.

Chest: Paloma Creations.

Craft Room

How dreamy is this Craft Room, right? Great usage of space! Paint color is Passive SW 7064 by Sherwin Williams.

Countertop: Quartz.

Flooring: Concrete.

Rear Elevation

This home is extraordinary inside and out!

Landscaping: Southern Land Design.

Stone

The exterior features stone cladding from Rock Construction Services.

Loggia

The Loggia features an outdoor kitchen and a fireplace.

Outdoor Kitchen Countertop: Madreperla Leathered finish.

View

Isn’t this a dream home? I can’t wait for sunny and warm days like this!

Pool

Pool Design: Pool Environments Inc.

Barn

Not far from the main residence, builder Clayton Boyd of Clayton Boyd Industries designed a barn for the owners’ three horses that also houses the husband’s office with a bathroom.

Countryside

The barn has been such a hit that it has become a regular destination for friends and family spilling over from the main residence and outdoor entertaining spaces.

Many thanks to the designer for sharing the details above!

Interior Design: Traci Connell Interiors (Instagram).

Architecture: Clay Nelson, C.A. Nelson Architecture Group LLC

Home Builder: John Hawkins, Hawkins-Welwood Homes

Photography: Michael Hunter Photography.

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