Olive is a relatively dark yellowish-green color. It has a few earthy undertone, zhanks to the hint of brown. It is not vivid, so it is very versatile in interior design. It is a very good complementary color for neutral palettes, for example. It was named after the green olives.
Repurposed undone inner doors
Though we choose white walls, the wiev can be exciting and elegant by using wooden wall panels
Christmas in July is a tradition festive in the anglo-saxon countries. If ornaments fit for the season are hung on the faux Christmas tree, very different mood can be achieved than during the classic festive in December.
Blue-white is a classic pair which never goes out of fashion
Let’s use our old or bored jewelry for decorating our home
Designed for a competiton: integration of the classical Halas Lace and its motifs into a modern interior
Let’s hope, that posted letters and greeting cards will never completely disappear. When we choose the letter paper or card, maybe decorate them with our own hands (stickers, ribbons, strasses etc.), we send the message to the addressee that we not only think of him/her but spent a lot of time and energy also to make him/her surprised and happy. E-cards and e-mails will never replace this.
Glassware made of full color glass nowadays are out of fashion somehow. Although, the beautifully set table can be made really spectacular by using them.
Salmon color is a quite vivid pinkish-orange hue. It’s lighter and darker tones are both frequently used in interior design, first of all as an additional color. It fits well for seaside style, for example. It was named after the flesh of wild salmon, which get their color from eating krill and shrimp.
