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Inspiration for a large contemporary guest porcelain tile bedroom remodel in Santa Barbara with gray walls and no fireplace
Inspiration for a large contemporary guest porcelain tile bedroom remodel in Santa Barbara with gray walls and no fireplace

Living room - large contemporary open concept light wood floor and beige floor living room idea in Los Angeles with gray walls, no fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Inspiration for a large cottage l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor open concept kitchen remodel in Other with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash, marble backsplash, paneled appliances, an island and white countertops
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A typical product of the mid 80s, before its transformation, this St. Louis home was largely devoid character and detail.
An early primary objective of the client was to transform the lackluster foyer into an impressive appetizer of things to come inside the now-grand home.
An upmarket Art Deco-inspired light fixture with cascading fluted glass tubes arranged around a brass frame replaces a common low-quality Big Box affair. The fixture emits a serviceable, but subtle warm skin-flattering glow.
To encapsulate the space and make a grand first impression, walls are elevated with distinctive, dimensional wallcoverings with authentic metallic leafing on horsehair panels. A simple, but striking bench with tufted ebony leather and curved brass legs offers plentiful and functional seating.
The oval console with sensual brass legs and a honed marble top, soften the space’s angles.
An iconic, arch-topped, vintage-inspired brass mirror intentionally contrasts with the modern space adding a splash of femininity.
The delicate buffet lamp offers old world charm, while the rug is weather resistant to help contain the detritus of real-family living.

Make a decorating statement with leather furnishings.
This bold design move shows you have skin in the game.
Consider a touch of leather in your next decorating project. It will be a moo-ving experience that’s sure to enhance your home environment! And most leather design elements are practical too!
Leather adds great texture, softness and color; however, beware that it can be a heavy look, especially in its most typical design colors – dark brown and black. That’s why it’s best to soften a big leather piece of furniture with other elements such as creamy paint colors, cushy throws and pillows, silky rugs and soft fabric furniture and window fashions.
Another way to lessen the heaviness of leather design elements is to select a lighter color of leather, such as beige, white, gray or sage green. Or you can add a tidbit of brightness with green, red or yellow leather!
Complementary materials and textures can also lighten up a heavy leather look. Think:
Glass or Lucite tables
Metal chairs and lamps
Light filtering, soft-looking window fashions
Bamboo flooring
Natural grass wallcoverings
Leather is a versatile choice that adds beauty to most any decorating style from a traditional dining room to a classic living room to an ultra-contemporary great room. Think about leather for these design elements:
Leather sofas and easy chairs, and even recliners!
Leather dining chairs
Leather headboard
Leather-fronted sideboard in the dining room or dresser in the bedroom
Leather-covered walls in a powder room or home office
Add leather to your next design project and you'll be ahead of the herd!
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This clean modern south Oakville Ontario remodel proves you don’t need to move
to a condo to completely update your surroundings.
These Oakville empty nesters with an active social life aren't interested in “fuddy-duddy” decor.
On the contrary, they are interested in the latest design trends, as well as the most current audio/visual components.
The original stone fireplace was updated with a custom designed mantle and a new gas insert. The updated warm grey
colour palette balances the natural stone making it an inviting focal point. The interior design included reconfiguring the room layout. Originally a smaller TV was located in-between the window and the fireplace and the sofa was where the current cabinet is now.
Our new layout opens up the room taking full advantage of it’s size. The sumptuous sectional allows for relaxed tete a tete
evenings as well as seating for larger groups. The additional leather occasional chair completes the conversation circle too. We naturally selected fabrics that are family friendly to ensure the grandchildren and adults can all be at ease. The flexibility of the 3
piece coffee table is both practical and adds an element of modern artistry. Grounding the room is a carpet graphic grey animal
skin custom sized into an area rug. Components as well as miscellaneous items are easily stored in the customised wood cabinet.
Stephani Buchman Photography

We lightened up the dark beige paint for the light grey in the rest of the home, added a warm woven chandelier and dressed the bed with light bedding. Sellers desk received a modern chair with fur skin to match seller's throw pillow. The whole effect was cozy.
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