House plans for the Easter Rabbit 🙂
Gingerbread house
Archives
Door wreaths 8.
St. Patrick’s Day door decors – even DIY
Faux fireplace
A romantic atmosphere can be created anywhere with the help of a fake fireplace and candles
Color of the year 2023
Every December Pantone company announces the color of the next year which effects interior design also. Viva Magenta no. 18-1750 is the color of the year 2023.
This is a powerful, although not intrusive, rich red hue (unlike the vigorously pink magenta color known in the common language). Creators were inspired by the original red color gained from cochineal. In this way, it can be traced back not only to nature, but also radiates luxury.
It is a medium dark shade, so it can be used in larger quantities. It fits well for kitchens, luxurious living rooms or even masculine interiors as a pop of color. As every red hue, this has invigorating, energizing effect, so it should be carefully used in bedrooms and children’s rooms. Ask for help of an interior designer for making the color of the year 2023 appear in your home in style.
Shaker objects
The beauty of handmade shaker furniture and household objects lies in their high quality and simplicity. Their subdued, warm colors make the puritan furnished living spaces cozy.
Garden furniture 2.
The removable cushions made of outdoor fabrics make garden furniture more comfortable
From trash
DIY useful things made of trash – think before throw it away!
Edwardian-style
In the Edward-era (1901-1910) interiors, besides classic and formal furnishing, there are much lighter overall effect, more comfort and clearer lines compared to the preceding Victorian period. It’s main colors: magnolia, white and off-white, cream, pale greens, light greyish-blues.
Canopy bed
Beyond decoration, four poster bed with canopy had a real practical function in old times: it protected against cold and draft and provided a private place when more people slept in a room
Diorama
Diorama is a three-dimensional scene in a glass box/box with glass front or under a glass bell. It can be a scale model (e.g. ship, building, battlefield, genre) or a still life made of stuffed animals, dried or faux flowers, seashells and other natural resources. In the Victorian era, it was fashionable to make them at home, which was then used to decorate the apartment.
