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Hays + Ewing Design StudioInspiration for a large contemporary freestanding desk gray floor and concrete floor home office remodel in Other with red walls
Laura Dante PhotographyLaura Dante
Dining room - contemporary medium tone wood floor dining room idea in Tampa with blue walls
Dining room - contemporary medium tone wood floor dining room idea in Tampa with blue walls
Stephen Chung, ArchitectStephen Lee
Example of a large trendy master stone slab dark wood floor alcove shower design in Boston with a one-piece toilet, white walls, open cabinets and dark wood cabinets
Example of a large trendy master stone slab dark wood floor alcove shower design in Boston with a one-piece toilet, white walls, open cabinets and dark wood cabinets
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HKB Interior Design3 things to think about when designing your bedroom:
1. Keep it minimal, but warm.
Warm minimalism is achieved through textiles and textures in monochromatic or soothing colors.
2. Stick to a calm color palette.
Think minimal contrast or colors that are more toned-down.
3. Symmetry = Less stimulating
Your eyes like it when things match because it’s less work to process, so our brain is much less stimulated (thus ready for great sleep!)
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Magdalena HebalModern geometric nursery for a hip Chicago baby. This room had one main challenge - it was located in a rental unit and walls could not be painted or modified. The windows face a brick wall and the room begged for brightness and color. By using custom vinyl wall decals, color and interest were added transforming the room into a multi-colored, kid-friendly oassis with a modern feel.
STOR-X VancouverGarage converted to home office for Kaitlin Hargreaves
Transitional home office photo in Vancouver
Transitional home office photo in Vancouver
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