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The front entry to this Victorian home was not impressive. The homeowner wanted a "wow" factor. The stenciling on the staircase with the rubber treads was a fun twist but did not go with the new style the client wanted to create. The goal was to make this entry more inviting and to emphasize the Victorian charm.
The design started with a fresh coat of bright, warm, white paint. The Damask Wallpaper was used to emphasize the Victorian charm and draw you into the home. The stair risers were also stenciled with a pattern that coordinated with the wallpaper and also emphasized the staircase.
A neutral, light tone was selected because this area of the home did not experience much natural light throughout the day. The large bookcase was removed because it was too heavy and did not create the right aesthetic balance. This was replaced with a small bench and given an eclectic vibe with patterned and textured textiles - pillows.
The front entry table was a perfect find at an antique shop and the artwork print by William-Adolphe Bouguereau painted in 1890 which is reminiscent of the age of the home.

Filled with a boho chic spirit, this enchanted wallpaper design makes a gorgeous impression in red wherever it is placed.
Inspiration for an eclectic living room remodel in Boston
Inspiration for an eclectic living room remodel in Boston

Christmas stencils create a festive winter wonderland decor! Make your DIY holiday decorations kid-friendly or fabulously chic with these stencils! The secret is all based on your choice of colors and finishing materials! Shimmer stencil cremes and some glitter will set the mood for your Martini Christmas party while Chalk Paint and it's matte finish will give your fireplace a more rustic and romantic feel.
For this collection, we styled some of our most popular patterns in holiday colors to offer even more decorating ideas for this Christmas season! Even better-you can get the same Christmas feel with any of our wall and furniture stencils, and many of these Christmas Collection stencils are also great for projects all year long!
Added Christmas cheer: this year we teamed up with lifestyle blogger & author Jennifer Rizzo to design new Christmas Stencils! the Jennifer Rizzo Collection of Mix & Match Christmas Stencils are perfect for stenciling all sorts of goodies, including hand-made gifts, pillows, greeting cards, table runners, and even gift wrapping paper! Jennifer is the Queen of DIY Christmas decor. For amazing ideas for how to style your home this Christmas, make sure to check out her new book: Creatively Christmas: Inspired Yuletide Décor!
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Inspiration for a bedroom and small scandinavian girl kids' bedroom remodel in Philadelphia
Inspiration for a bedroom and small scandinavian girl kids' bedroom remodel in Philadelphia

The 2009 Coastal Living Idea House at I'On in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina showcases transitional design and modern vernacular architecture. Built to Gold LEED standards, this Lowcountry home is environmentally sound and inherently sustainable.

Back Wall Color: Polar Bear 75
Stripe Color: Joie De Vivre MQ4-60
Trim Color: Proper Purple P570-7
Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Orange County
Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Orange County

The front entry to this Victorian home was not impressive. The homeowner wanted a "wow" factor. The stenciling on the staircase with the rubber treads was a fun twist but did not go with the new style the client wanted to create. The goal was to make this entry more inviting and to emphasize the Victorian charm.
The design started with a fresh coat of bright, warm, white paint. The Damask Wallpaper was used to emphasize the Victorian charm and draw you into the home. The stair risers were also stenciled with a pattern that coordinated with the wallpaper and also emphasized the staircase.
A neutral, light tone was selected because this area of the home did not experience much natural light throughout the day. The large bookcase was removed because it was too heavy and did not create the right aesthetic balance. This was replaced with a small bench and given an eclectic vibe with patterned and textured textiles - pillows.
The front entry table was a perfect find at an antique shop and the artwork print by William-Adolphe Bouguereau painted in 1890 which is reminiscent of the age of the home.

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Create a glamorous hallway with this chic black and white damask wallpaper that's easy to install, just peel and stick!
Example of a trendy staircase design in Boston
Example of a trendy staircase design in Boston

Christmas stencils create a festive winter wonderland decor! Make your DIY holiday decorations kid-friendly or fabulously chic with these stencils! The secret is all based on your choice of colors and finishing materials! Shimmer stencil cremes and some glitter will set the mood for your Martini Christmas party while Chalk Paint and it's matte finish will give your fireplace a more rustic and romantic feel.
For this collection, we styled some of our most popular patterns in holiday colors to offer even more decorating ideas for this Christmas season! Even better-you can get the same Christmas feel with any of our wall and furniture stencils, and many of these Christmas Collection stencils are also great for projects all year long!
Added Christmas cheer: this year we teamed up with lifestyle blogger & author Jennifer Rizzo to design new Christmas Stencils! the Jennifer Rizzo Collection of Mix & Match Christmas Stencils are perfect for stenciling all sorts of goodies, including hand-made gifts, pillows, greeting cards, table runners, and even gift wrapping paper! Jennifer is the Queen of DIY Christmas decor. For amazing ideas for how to style your home this Christmas, make sure to check out her new book: Creatively Christmas: Inspired Yuletide Décor!

Hand painted and stencil decorated bench.
The bench is a major feature of the room. It had to tie everything together as well as introducing the idea of fabric

The front entry to this Victorian home was not impressive. The homeowner wanted a "wow" factor. The stenciling on the staircase with the rubber treads was a fun twist but did not go with the new style the client wanted to create. The goal was to make this entry more inviting and to emphasize the Victorian charm.
The design started with a fresh coat of bright, warm, white paint. The Damask Wallpaper was used to emphasize the Victorian charm and draw you into the home. The stair risers were also stenciled with a pattern that coordinated with the wallpaper and also emphasized the staircase.
A neutral, light tone was selected because this area of the home did not experience much natural light throughout the day. The large bookcase was removed because it was too heavy and did not create the right aesthetic balance. This was replaced with a small bench and given an eclectic vibe with patterned and textured textiles - pillows.
The front entry table was a perfect find at an antique shop and the artwork print by William-Adolphe Bouguereau painted in 1890 which is reminiscent of the age of the home.

A luxurious living room. A combination of modern and traditional features leaves everyone feeling at home - and the in-floor radiant heating certainly helps.

The front entry to this Victorian home was not impressive. The homeowner wanted a "wow" factor. The stenciling on the staircase with the rubber treads was a fun twist but did not go with the new style the client wanted to create. The goal was to make this entry more inviting and to emphasize the Victorian charm.
The design started with a fresh coat of bright, warm, white paint. The Damask Wallpaper was used to emphasize the Victorian charm and draw you into the home. The stair risers were also stenciled with a pattern that coordinated with the wallpaper and also emphasized the staircase.
A neutral, light tone was selected because this area of the home did not experience much natural light throughout the day. The large bookcase was removed because it was too heavy and did not create the right aesthetic balance. This was replaced with a small bench and given an eclectic vibe with patterned and textured textiles - pillows.
The front entry table was a perfect find at an antique shop and the artwork print by William-Adolphe Bouguereau painted in 1890 which is reminiscent of the age of the home.

The front entry to this Victorian home was not impressive. The homeowner wanted a "wow" factor. The stenciling on the staircase with the rubber treads was a fun twist but did not go with the new style the client wanted to create. The goal was to make this entry more inviting and to emphasize the Victorian charm.
The design started with a fresh coat of bright, warm, white paint. The Damask Wallpaper was used to emphasize the Victorian charm and draw you into the home. The stair risers were also stenciled with a pattern that coordinated with the wallpaper and also emphasized the staircase.
A neutral, light tone was selected because this area of the home did not experience much natural light throughout the day. The large bookcase was removed because it was too heavy and did not create the right aesthetic balance. This was replaced with a small bench and given an eclectic vibe with patterned and textured textiles - pillows.
The front entry table was a perfect find at an antique shop and the artwork print by William-Adolphe Bouguereau painted in 1890 which is reminiscent of the age of the home.

Stenciled Concrete
Example of a large classic backyard concrete paver patio design in St Louis with no cover
Example of a large classic backyard concrete paver patio design in St Louis with no cover

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Example of a transitional l-shaped dark wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Dallas with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, an island, soapstone countertops and stainless steel appliances
Example of a transitional l-shaped dark wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Dallas with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, an island, soapstone countertops and stainless steel appliances

Small trendy l-shaped enclosed kitchen photo in Moscow with flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, multicolored backsplash, black appliances, no island and cement tile backsplash

This sweet pink and white bedroom makes a fabulous decor idea for a girl's room. A darling damask wallpaper accented against Victorian style furniture and pink, blue and white striped linens.

Example of a huge trendy open concept dark wood floor family room design in Los Angeles with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a metal fireplace and a wall-mounted tv
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