Global Influences – Part 4 – Parisian Chic
February 18, 2010 by Helen Green · Leave a Comment
Paris is renowned for its own distinctive design flair and chic styling which is not only associated with clothing fashion but also within the world of interior design.
So what do Parisian Chic interiors have which makes them stand out from other interiors? Of course this depends on whether the home is old or new, for [...]
Colour Combinations – Food For Thought- Part 3 – Chocolate Decadence
February 10, 2010 by Helen Green · Leave a Comment
Chocolate lovers will adore having their interiors based on these delicious colour combinations! In reality creamy white and shades of brown, from the palest milk chocolate to rich dark cocoa, remain firm favourites in all styles of homes.
To be in-trend and use the latest terminologies and colour names, chocolate colours have replaced the cream whites [...]
Natural Elements – Part 6 – Metal
February 6, 2010 by Helen Green · Leave a Comment
The natural element of metal is being seen in modern and contemporary interior designs, not just in their solid format but also within the colour ranges they provide.
Black, white and silver are neutral colours and therefore look striking when used on their own. They can also be used to put the focus on other colours [...]
Do You Want To Reconnect With Traditions? -Part 1
January 30, 2010 by Helen Green · Leave a Comment
If you want to reconnect with French traditions in interior design you will need to think along the lines of gilt panelling, soft pastels, stucco, garlands and pendants then you will relive old grandeur which has become a timeless classic across the world.
The revival of wallpapered rooms brings with a touch of old age refinement [...]
2010 Trends: Putting The Emphasis On Comfort – Part 1 – Lounges
January 16, 2010 by Helen Green · Leave a Comment
The lounge is usually the most used space in the house. It is a place to relax and unwind. While accessories can add that all-important homely feel to any room, many people make the mistake of using too many. By doing this they clutter up the space and it is no longer the calming, relaxing [...]
