Absolutely stunning sums it up for this living room. All the classic elements of a solid design with fresh fabrics, finishes and patterns. Timeless yet trending is what this room is all about. Many shades of gold finishes mix with saturated deep wood tones to make this space interesting while adding depth to the design. The color palette of gold and ivory effortlessly compliment the navy and ivory dining room while the gold, blue and ivory come together in the foyer as the palette moves into the great room area. Beautiful accessories, custom pillows and window treatments are the final layer and bring the room together beautifully. This is a statement room that will be enjoyed for many years to come.

Quiet luxury encourages you to invest in your home, not just furnish it. This trend is about incorporating select high-quality pieces into your contemporary space to elevate the aesthetic. Importantly, quiet luxury is not about filling a room with finely-made furnishings - instead, it’s about using only one or two high-quality pieces to instill a subtle sense of sophistication. To create this look, start by finding finely-made items that complement your space and showcase a few refined design elements. Our designers recommend looking for items that speak to you and are made using premium, long-lasting construction techniques and high-quality materials like solid hardwood and top grain leather. The other aspect of quiet luxury to consider has to do with the “quiet” part of the name. A room with the quiet luxury look will contain a few high-end pieces that you’ve invested in, but the pieces shouldn’t steal too much attention with flashy elements and glossy finishes. Quiet luxury shines through moody tones and traditional color palettes, which is why quiet luxury statement pieces are often dressed in dark colors or deep earth tones for a distinctive atmosphere. Another way high-quality furnishings can have a "quiet" look is through the use of aging techniques applied to their surface, which delivers a perfectly understated, timeworn aesthetic.

As Seen In Canadian Home Trends Magazine January 2015, Space Designed by Jackie Glass, Photography by Paul Chmielowiec
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As Seen In Canadian Home Trends Magazine Summer 2014, Space Designed by Jacqueline Glass and Associates, Photography by Paul Chmielowiec
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As Seen In Canadian Home Trends Magazine Summer 2014, Space Designed by CapeRate Cultural Adventures, Photography by Donna Griffith
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LUNDHS ROYAL KITCHEN Lundhs Royal Kitchen Polished Countertop cut and created from the quarries of Norway, each unique rock shows its purpose in your kitchen. #KitchenInspiration #ModernCounters #Polished #MarbleTrend #FromEarthToArt #ExtraordinarySurfaces

As Seen In Canadian Home Trends Magazine Winter 2015, Space Designed by PURE Interior Design, Photography by Janis Nicolay
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We love this Panettone Terrazzo backsplash project by Marble Trend! This Panettone Terrazzo sink backsplash is a delightful blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal. The backsplash is crafted from terrazzo, a composite material typically made from marble, and is known for its durability and unique speckled appearance. Panettone Terrazzo features soft hues of golden brown, creamy whites, and hints of candied fruit colors like orange, red, and green scattered throughout the material. The Panettone Terrazzo backsplash would frame a sleek sink, perhaps in a complementary neutral tone like matte black or brushed stainless steel as you see here! The overall effect and contemporary design, add warmth and character to any kitchen space.

As Seen In Canadian Home Trends Magazine Summer 2014, Space Designed by CapeRate Cultural Adventures, Photography by Donna Griffith
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Absolutely stunning sums it up for this living room. All the classic elements of a solid design with fresh fabrics, finishes and patterns. Timeless yet trending is what this room is all about. Many shades of gold finishes mix with saturated deep wood tones to make this space interesting while adding depth to the design. The color palette of gold and ivory effortlessly compliment the navy and ivory dining room while the gold, blue and ivory come together in the foyer as the palette moves into the great room area. Beautiful accessories, custom pillows and window treatments are the final layer and bring the room together beautifully. This is a statement room that will be enjoyed for many years to come.

As Seen In Canadian Home Trends Magazine Winter 2015, Space Designed by PURE Interior Design, Photography by Janis Nicolay
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