Our number one goal for the primary suite is to create a light an airy oasis that invites you in and soothes the nerves. Today we are sharing three things we think about when we first start designing and how they can help you create a primary suite you love.
Bold blue and black paint is a favorite of ours for adding a rich accent color in any space. Both have a bit of edge that can add depth and interest. Paired with light woods and white walls, these colors create dramatic contrast and make a statement. Pair them with traditional elements, and they take on sophisticated warmth. Today we are sharing the ways we use rich saturated blue and black paint colors to add beauty in our recent projects.
We are getting the best feedback on our signature wood-look flooring and it’s been hard to keep in stock. But good news, three of our best sellers are back in stock this week! Hurry, place your orders for Weathered, Rustic, and Bare. Read more about these effortless floors and see these popular colors installed!
Swapping out upper kitchen cabinets for open shelving can create a more open airy vibe that we love. It makes your kitchen feel more expansive and creates a styling opportunity that can really elevate the design. Although most are clients are sold on the beautiful look, some are worried about loosing storage space or having a cluttered look. Today we are sharing a few tips on how to make your open kitchen shelving functional, organized, and beautiful.
Over the years, we have shared a simple formula for decorating your entry–ground the space with a small rug, add a console table, style with a mirror, greenery, art, and baskets. It’s a look that is always beautiful. But what it your entry is too small for a console table or doesn’t have enough wall space for a mirror? Even in large homes, sometimes there is often no formal entry. House plans often have you entering straight into the living room or the staircase. Or maybe you have a little entry, but doorways for the front office and guest bedroom take up any wall space. We’ve had to design around all these issues too. Today we are sharing a few different ways we’ve created a warmer welcome no matter the size or layout of the entry.
There’s been a lot of talk online discussing whether the white kitchen is dead or still a look to love. For the record, we always love the timeless appeal of a fresh white space. But if you love the classic look of a white kitchen but want a slightly updated look, today’s dream kitchen is the roadmap. Crisp white walls and counters, layered with shaded white cabinetry for a look that is rich but still airy. Take a look!
Design. Styling, and Photography: Maison Blonde Lifestyle and Interiors
