Hygge Décor: Two Unique Ways to Achieve Coziness at Home
Thursday, 07 February 2019
Hygge (pronounced HOO-gah), is the Danish embodiment of coziness. The word “hygge” has become a manifesto for comfort-seekers the world over. Ever since “The Little Book of Hygge” by Meik Wiking landed state-side, many Americans have become intrigued by this concept. You may have even heard interior designers and influencers talk about Hygge homes. But
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How to Mix Metals Like a Pro in Every Interior
Tuesday, 21 August 2018
In contemporary design, many rules of the past have proven that they are meant to be broken. Many interior designers are now emboldened to mix and match different metals. For those among us who are accustomed to making every metal accent the same, the idea of mixing two or three metals can be intimidating. Luckily,
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The Easiest Alternative to Installing Subway Tile in the Bathroom
Thursday, 31 May 2018
Whether you’re an experienced DIY-er or a newly minted weekend warrior, you may be wondering if there is an easier way to achieve the look of classic subway tile in your tub and shower. After all, tile is notoriously difficult to install. Homeowners now have more options than ever to get the look they want,
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DIY Home Renovations
Friday, 08 April 2016
When designing different living spaces within a home, most people try to stick to neutral themes as a safety net to appeal to different guests. Your home should be a canvas for your creative expression. There are many unique ways you can be expressive when renovating your home, and still create inspiring designs that appeal
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Wood Alternatives for Interior Design: Wood Laminate
Thursday, 30 July 2015
Wood and other natural elements have timeless visual appeal in interior design. Showcasing wood brings warmth and nature to a design that may otherwise feel cold and sterile. There are so many ways to use real or faux wood laminate into a space and designers are constantly re-interpreting existing styles and finding creative ways to
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The Moroccan Design Trend, Ogee: A Brief History
Thursday, 23 July 2015
Interior designers have recently taken a particular interest in Moroccan design elements due to its ability to capitalize on the flexibility of the bold colors, unique textures, and exquisite fabrics. Moroccan shapes and designs showcase bright, magnetic colors, intricate geometric patterns, and layer upon layer of texture that takes can elevate an environment. Geometric shapes–the ogee in
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Faux Vs Real Metal Diamond Plate
Tuesday, 14 July 2015
Texture can add depth and add an interesting element to design. One of the more popular textural patterns for use in industrial, retail, and even rustic designs is diamond or checker plate.Diamond plate was first used in the middle of the 20th century by military and industrial clients for practical purposes like providing traction on
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Industrial Style Interior Design on a Budget
Monday, 27 April 2015
Industrial interior design has quickly become one of the most popular design styles. This look allows for all components from furnishings and lighting to walls and floors to be boldly displayed. This theme is brutally honest, focusing on convenience, functionality, and longevity. And while this style is typically used in loft apartments, modern homes, or
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EccoFlex
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
EccoFlex in our world is more important than ever as we strive to be environmentally conscious and sustainable. This principle benefits everyone involved and secures a brighter future for younger generations. As an ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certified company, we continually seek ways to reduce our carbon footprint. Our EccoFlex structures are made from
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