Built-in Bunk Rooms are a huge trend. They are a great way to optimize space and a fun place to play with color. We’ve built out bunk rooms in many of our recent projects and have experimented with light colors that feel airy and dark colors that feel bold. Today we’re sharing the exact paint colors we’ve used. Which look is your favorite?
Image: Golden Hour Project / Rebekah Westover Photography
Today’s dream home is a classic mediterranean perfectly paired with modern lines and organic textures. The design, full of layered neutrals, feels sophisticated but maintains an easy welcoming vibe. It’s a stunner, so come take a peek inside!
design: Intimate Living Interiors / photography: Karyn Millet
Warm wood paired with cool gray is one of our favorite bathroom combinations. The contrast in tone creates interest and keeps crisp modern accents feeling inviting and timeless. Take a look at the pairing in this beautiful space.
Design: Beautiful Chaos
Photography: Homecoming Photography
Today we have a beautiful dream home to share with you. The look is a pretty mix of crisp white with colorful pattern, classic touches with modern lines, and high end splurges with affordable finds. The best part, is that Justine of This Little Life we Built is willing to share all her sources so you can recreate the same vibe in your own space. Take a look at this beautiful, layered home.
Today’s dream home is full of character and organic beauty. Designer and homeowner Amber Pierce believes that design should be “simple but significant.” Her home is a layering of beautiful finishes and thoughtful styling. There’s tons of inspiration for you. Best yet? She’s sharing all her finishes, sources, and paint colors. Read on, take notes, and swoon!
We love sharing dreamy homes with you. The colors, finishes, and textures can help inspire your own home plans. Today’s coastal home creates beauty through contrasting warm and cool tones and rustic and traditional elements. You are especially going to love the statement wood ceiling, the killer lighting, and the layering of organic textures. Take a look!
Design: Shanon Kate Designs
Architect: Eric Olsen
Photography: Lane J Dittoe
