This typical galley bathroom is a great example of how to squeeze in everything you want without seeming claustrophobic. Go all white, add some dimension with a neutral accent color, add texture if you...
We just LOVE this style of tub! Contemporary interpretations of the traditional clawfoot tub include such necessities as a flexible shower nozzle (for washing your hair, rinsing off bubbles, etc.), a tablet holder and...
Our favorite color, Celadon, makes a dramatic statement here, embodied in honed Ming Green marble subway tile. The matching painted vanity is a dramatic extra. Consider matching your vanity color to your tile the...
No windows in your bedroom? Open it up with a large graphic that tricks the brain into thinking the outdoors are in reach. (You can take your own photo and have it enlarged at...
Want a little escape? … It takes more than shutting off our phones and closing our laptops. Your bedroom should be your personal sanctuary. Basic theme: Floating on a cloud. Please share: What’s your...
Call it forest pine, blue spruce or Call the Midwife teal…We love this color accent because it seems to please most everyone utilizing a neutral palette. While we don’t change out our home accessories,...
Framed black and white graphics turned this stylish contemporary bedroom into a personal statement that packs a punch and tells us what they love. Graphics can be made at the copy shop to size...
Love this simple, textural treatment of a “transitional” bedroom! Rich and trendy, it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg! You can put together a concept like this with an affordable on-line store like...
It’s impossible not to notice that major online and brick-and-mortar retailers such as @Crate and Barrel, @Sundance, @All Modern and even @Wayfair are pushing the organic, natural look. Lots of wood, everywhere! (humans-1, trees-0,...
Here in South Florida, it’s always been "a jungle out there,” but what a terrific theme for a kids’ room! Ropes and ladders, animals and trees… a giant chalk-painted wall as a focal point...
