Twins Teman & Teran Evans (HGTV’s design consultants for the show High/Low Project) live together & collaborated to create a home that effectively mixes higher end pieces with lower price point retail chain stores. Covering a living room wall with … Continue reading
Great idea.
{Image via Strictly Weddings}
By Brianna Perkle
As the weather gets warmer, homeowners’ thoughts turn to outdoor entertaining. These days there’s an explosion in options for outdoor spaces: outdoor rooms that feel like living rooms, grill areas that look like kitchens, and more traditional decks and patios. No matter which option they want, homeowners are increasingly interested in making their exterior spaces more inviting and elaborate, particularly for entertaining.
{Image via house and home}
Below are some renovation pictures that demonstrate ideas for some great outdoor spaces that would be perfect for hosting big or small get-togethers.
Omg. This here is a fabulous piece of art. This door may be one of the best I’ve blogged about and.I’ve blogged about some fabulous doors before.
{Designed by Pierre Yovanovitch as seen via}
Something Nate Berkus spoke of often on his show (man, I miss that show). I like the idea of buying the most beautifully made version an everyday item. This idea will surround you daily with pretty and inspiring things. Like … Continue reading
Sometimes white lampshades can be a bit boring so adding black trim is a surefire cheap way to make it look tailored and classic.
I adore this room. The high back wing back chair is all sorts of awesomeness and paired with armless chairs keeps it modern. The deep red walls makes this a cozy area I wouldn’t mind recreating.
{Images via Access Decorati, Kfd designs & my pinterest}
Buying art can be expensive. Ever thought of taking a calendar and using those images? A black and white calendar of architecture or landscapes would make for a nice gallery by placing them in like frames with a mat. No one would ever know.
{ Codo a Codo Arquitectura}
When I saw this dining room I immediately thought how much I like the bones. The loft feel and sloped ceilings makes for a very interesting dining space but it comes crashing down with the random vases sporadically spread on the table. I don’t even like the tablecloth. But if I had to pick one thing, it would be the centerpieces. They’re too large and disrupts conversation by causing an obstructed view and….I just don’t like them. What would you change?
{owned by the Stefano Pilati}
