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Creat a Romantic Rome with Red, Pink and White

Fanny — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 09:25:00 +0000

Romantic Bedroom: Lace Bedding. Mix old and new, sheer and crocheted. Start by layering your bed with crochet-edge sheets (purchase or sew crochet trim to plain sheets), then top it with an extra-wide lacy panel. The look is pure romance.

Romantic pink living room: Red and pink sofa, white walls and floors. Look for damaged pieces of vintage lace to recycle into pillow decoration. Salvage the best sections for the project and stitch onto colorful fabrics so the delicate designs pop.

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Antique Cottage Style Bedroom Designs

Fanny — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 06:39:08 +0000

Dark interiors are brought to life with the addition of clean white bedding and linens. Floral details on the shams and duvet serve as a rustic compliment to the raw oak in the exposed support beam and dry-stacked hearth with stones that could otherwise be bulky and cold. Additional feminine details like the painted, antique chest at the edge of the bed, aged chandelier lend themselves to creating a comforting cottage appeal.

An early-1800s Southern rope bed features a headboard that can be removed or be hooked into an upright position, ostensibly to encourage air circulation in summer and to block drafts in winter. Pine shutters serve as a neutral counterpoint and perfect pair for the rooms, aging green-painted walls. Ornate touches are limited to an elegant, antique light fixture in order to compliment but not overtake the quiet feel of the room.

In the master bedroom, a vintage French sewing cabinet doubles as a headboard. The motor-court sign was discovered at a local antique show and serves as an eye-catching and whimsical focal point around which additional seating and light fixtures are placed.

Create a one-of-a-kind setting and show how much you care about your animals with grace and just a touch of humor. A handsomely carved c. 1905 English bed found helps create a cozy feel in the master bedroom; balloon shades soften the double-hung windows. The bed had been fitted with a patchwork pinwheel quilt and is adorned with whimsical needlepoint pillows featuring various dog breeds.

An antique quilt rests on an aged blanket chest; and old ticking fabric covers the lampshade; netting forms a delicate canopy on the 19th-century mahogany American bed and gossamer curtains from Pine Cone Hill are at the windows.

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Home Color Scheme–Red(& Pink )and White

filomenas50 — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 05:57:14 +0000

Deep Red Drinks Room
The ultimate red room. The walls and doors in the “drinks room” are upholstered in a deep red Brunschwig & Fils silk stripe. Leopard carpet from Stark.
photo credit: Eric Piasecki

Chocolate and Red Bedroom
A 19th-century Italian headboard, upholstered in Osborne & Little’s Tamara, is the centerpiece of this bedroom highlighted with chocolate, red, and a soft pink. Very romantic.

photo credit: James Carriere

Splash of Red and White
Delightfully busy and engaging Jardin Chinois Red wallpaper from Waterhouse Wall-hangings masks the flaws of an awkwardly shaped powder room. The window shade is Cire red linen by Lee Jofa with Clarence House Greek Key tape. The perfect example of a bold use of red and white.
photo credit: Simon Upton

Red and White Bedroom
This red and white child’s bedroom is perfect for winter. The sophisticated red print is from Pierre Frey. A clever touch is Lee Jofa striped wallpaper — hung horizontally. Swing-arm lamps are from Phoenix Day.

A Bold Foyer
Persimmon red and white give the foyer a graphic dynamism that adds to its allure as a nighttime lounge area. Plus, a room with this much red just says “love.”

A Sweet Living Room
A love seat and a custom-pink paint … what says “love” more than that? Huge palm leaves set in vintage vases flank the fireplace. The 1950s Jansen love seat is upholstered in a solid chartreuse Toile de Tours Uni by Le Manach, through Claremont. The coral linen embroidered pillows are from Bergdorf Goodman.
photo credit: Mikkel Vang

Subtle Red and White Bedroom
The red and white bedding by Pottery Barn adds just a hint of color to this almost all-white bedroom.

via: housebeautiful.com

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How To Choose The Right Bedroom Mattress

johnicek10 — Sat, 29 May 2010 06:28:51 +0000

Sheet Smarts

Getting a good night’s sleep depends on a lot of different factors — comfort, stress level, room temperature – but to get it right, you’ve got to start with the basics and your mattress is the first building block to a restful slumber.

If you’re in the market for a new mattress and have recently taken a stroll down the aisle of a bedding store, you know that there is a dizzying array from which to choose. How do you know which mattress is best for you?

Fabric content: Look for all-natural fabrics, such as 100-percent cotton Lustrous Cotton Sateen Sheets from the Eileen Fisher Home Collection by Garnet Hill (garnethill.com). Natural-fiber sheets allow the body to breathe and, with care (see Laundering Tips), will last a long time, making them worth your investment. Cotton sheeting feels smooth and soft to the touch, and Egyptian and Pima cottons, which have a longer fiber, have a slightly more luxurious feel.

Construction: The way a sheet is woven is another important factor to consider. Cotton percale has a clean, crisp finish, while cotton sateen has a more fluid, satiny texture. Flannel has a soft nap to it that many people like for winter use.

Decorating a Bedroom with Blue and White
April 3rd, 2010 · 1 Comment

Combining blue, taupe, and white makes for a very soothing color palette, especially in the bedroom. Fabrics boasting toiles, stripes, or textures are inviting to all familly members year ’round.

via: seasonsforallathome.com
Refurbishing is all the rage now, and for many refurbishing their bedroom is high on their list. So if you’re designing your bedroom new, or [...]

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Red, White And Pink Bedroom Decorating
May 5th, 2009 · 1 Comment

photo credit: James Carriere
Chocolate and Red Bedroom: A 19th-century Italian headboard, upholstered in Osborne & Little’s Tamara, is the centerpiece of this bedroom highlighted with chocolate, red, and a soft pink. Very romantic.

photo credit: Eric Piasecki
Deep Red Drinks Room: The ultimate red room. The walls and doors in the “drinks room” are upholstered in a [...]

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Thread count: Fabric content and construction are as important as thread count—which means the number of threads in a square inch of fabric. A very high thread count may be overconstructed (a high thread count marked “2-ply” may be a sign) and fall apart with wash and wear. Remember this: Find what feels best to you at a price you can afford.

The perfect bed beckons you to get under the covers, close your eyes, and drift serenely off to sleep. Here’s how to select the right mattress, pillows, and sheets to help you create that cozy and comfortable environment you’ve been dreaming of. (via: countryliving.com)

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Decorating a Bedroom with Blue and White

Fanny — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 14:54:41 +0000

Combining blue, taupe, and white makes for a very soothing color palette, especially in the bedroom. Fabrics boasting toiles, stripes, or textures are inviting to all familly members year ’round.

via: seasonsforallathome.com

Refurbishing is all the rage now, and for many refurbishing their bedroom is high on their list. So if you’re designing your bedroom new, or refurbishing, here’s a few things you might like to think about before you start buying at the store.

1. Have a plan. It’s easy to see a great bed, love it, buy it and then wonder what else you’ll put with it to make it fit in with the room. Before you buy anything for your bedroom you need to decide on a few basic things and preferably write down a decoration plan.

What theme is your bedroom to be? For a child it might be a Winnie the Pooh theme for example, for an adult it might be a color or a period. Or perhaps a certain style of furnishing. You need to decide on an overall theme for your bedroom decorations, then select your bed, bedding and general bedroom furniture to go along with that theme. Including paint color and carpet color of course. Write it all down and plan it all before you start buying.

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Beachy Nautical Bedroom

Fanny — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 07:29:28 +0000

Beachy nautical bedroom, designed by Steven Gambrel.

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Pink Theme For Your Girl’s Bedroom

Fanny — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 06:45:34 +0000

Girl's bedroom

When you are theme decorating a girls room, you should know that a good wall color is the best foundation you can have. From that one color alone, you can start choosing decorations that would fit. But since you are most likely going to start this whilst the kid is still a toddler then your mind must be going through palettes of pastels right now. There’s no problem with that, however, your kid would most likely outgrow the pastel and you could end up re-painting the whole room which can cost quite a bit. But if you are fine with that, then here are some great Girls bedroom decorating ideas based on certain kinds of colors and at the same time following a girls room theme.
Every little girl wants to be a princes, and decorating her room in a princess style will really make her feel specia. The most common color for a girl’s princess room is pink, so we’ll start with that. Pink can come in various hues from the light, pastel ones to the darker ones such as fuchsia and hot pink. Play with hues. You can start from a nice pastel pink color and add details in darker hues. Such as children’s bedding or a rug in hot pink. Of course, you would need to balance this out with a few white furnishing just so the room won’t end up looking monotonous. Pink is definitely fit for a princess so if you are decorating a room around that theme, the tips above would work very well for you.

Red, White And Pink Bedroom Decorating
May 5th, 2009 · No Comments
photo credit: James Carriere
Chocolate and Red Bedroom: A 19th-century Italian headboard, upholstered in Osborne & Little’s Tamara, is the centerpiece of this bedroom highlighted with chocolate, red, and a soft pink. Very romantic.

photo credit: Eric Piasecki
Deep Red Drinks Room: The ultimate red room. The walls and doors in the “drinks room” are upholstered in a [...]
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Pink Interior Design
May 1st, 2009 · 1 Comment
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a feminine pink bedroom
We have chosen two toning pinks for this exuberant yet feminine bedroom. Sexy Pink on the right creates a feature wall and is complemented beautifully with Sweet Pink on the back wall and Strawberries ‘n’ Cream on the window frames.
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Decorating A Small Teens Bedroom
December 8th, 2007 · No Comments

Of course you want to make a special place for your teenager, But if you only have a small space for their, what should you do? Here are some decorating ideas you can use to make decorating a small teen bedroom easy!
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Decorating A Little Girl’s Bedroom
March 15th, 2008 · No Comments

Decorating your child’s bedroom can be both a fun and rewarding experience for both of you. Before decorating your little girl’s bedroom, you need to have a basic idea of what you want and how it will be placed. A good way to start is to paint the walls a solid white, or other color [...]
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Girl's bedroom, storage

Color decorating can also be great help if you can’t think of a nice theme for your girls room. The color itself could become the theme which is not only easier when compared to having something like a French theme or a Princess theme . As I’ve said earlier, from one single color you can get numerous ideas for decoration. Just play around with the different hues to give the room depth. Never go for a single hue when decorating a room because doing so would leave it flat looking and too monotonous. (photos: housetohome, article: B Wilson)

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Natural Home Decorating With Red, White And Blue

Fanny — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 16:17:42 +0000

Open shelves in dining room, beautiful ceramic tableware, blue, white, and a red column. Photos

Colorful, Romantic And Cute Home Decor
May 6th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Colorful, Romantic And Cute Home Decorating pictures collection.

Old sheets, linens, or clothing could be patch-worked together to create a shabby-chic shower curtain like the one above.

We don’t all have the space for a luxurious chaise in the bathroom, but even a chair can provide a little glamor.

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Modern Room Color Schemes
May 5th, 2009 ·

A modern room color scheme is simply a coordinated effort amongst all the colors in the room to create a group, or scheme that is noticeable from a distance.

Feature wall: A striking wall turns an ordinary room into an exceptional one. The intense richness of Redcurrant Glory on the fireplace in this image works brilliantly [...]

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Colorful, Romantic And Cute Home Decor

Fanny — Wed, 06 May 2009 15:31:26 +0000

Colorful, Romantic And Cute Home Decorating pictures collection.

Old sheets, linens, or clothing could be patch-worked together to create a shabby-chic shower curtain like the one above.

We don’t all have the space for a luxurious chaise in the bathroom, but even a chair can provide a little glamor.

Try and collect items within a color palette you decide on – or based on what you have the most of already, and the clutter won’t look so chaotic, but cute. For example, all the kitchen wares in the above pictures are pastels, and therefore, even when things aren’t put away, the chaos looks intentional.

Modern Korea Style Home Design
November 26th, 2008 · No Comments

Every room has its own background color, with korea interior style, modern style, it is the of Eastern and Western culture.

Pink painted

Old pillows serve as cushions and dress up these chairs, found objects like the clementine crates serve as rustic table decor.

Vintage luggage as a night stand or side table can probably be found at yard sales or thrift stores, and lend themselves to a slightly “disheveled” look.

A pile of pretty pillows and a throw can disguise a not-so-great couch. And pillows are less expensive and easier to change out than a couch.

Again, these storage areas are kept looking tidy because all of the boxes, containers, and fabrics color coordinate.

Glasses and jars make a cute and casual flower arrangement

Cover a dingy side table with a vintage tablecloth

The “vintage” look is a great one to adopt, because you can be so versatile. Notice how a worn chair, or a worn tray table make cute nightstands.

I’m not a fan of matching furniture suites or sets. All of this furniture is different, but tied together by the vibrant blue used throughout the room.

A ho-hum and dark dining table is upgraded by adding modern accessories

via Easy Living

White Decor For Your Home
November 12th, 2008 · No Comments

White is a monotonous colour, and it is also the most versatile color and the most popular one too, for home decor. It reflects light beautifully,
To decor a best attractive home, you should add more than one colours, remember just a little is ok.
Black and white color scheme has a clean and classy feel when [...]

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Red, White And Pink Bedroom Decorating

Fanny — Tue, 05 May 2009 15:02:31 +0000

photo credit: James Carriere

Chocolate and Red Bedroom: A 19th-century Italian headboard, upholstered in Osborne & Little’s Tamara, is the centerpiece of this bedroom highlighted with chocolate, red, and a soft pink. Very romantic.

photo credit: Eric Piasecki

Deep Red Drinks Room: The ultimate red room. The walls and doors in the “drinks room” are upholstered in a deep red Brunschwig & Fils silk stripe. Leopard carpet from Stark.

photo credit: Mikkel Vang

A Sweet Living Room: A love seat and a custom-pink paint

A Bold Foyer: Persimmon red and white give the foyer a graphic dynamism that adds to its allure as a nighttime lounge area. Plus, a room with this much red just says “love.”

A Pretty Pink Bedroom: This lovely room is adorned with coral bedding and curtains — perfect for guests.

photo credit: Simon Upton

Splash of Red and White: Delightfully busy and engaging Jardin Chinois Red wallpaper from Waterhouse Wall-hangings masks the flaws of an awkwardly shaped powder room. The window shade is Cire red linen by Lee Jofa with Clarence House Greek Key tape. The perfect example of a bold use of red and white.

Red and White Bedroom: This red and white child’s bedroom is perfect for winter. The sophisticated red print is from Pierre Frey. A clever touch is Lee Jofa striped wallpaper — hung horizontally. Swing-arm lamps are from Phoenix Day.

photo credit: John Kernick

Subtle Hints of Pink: This pink and green master bedroom’s comfortable sitting area creates a serene retreat. The Harlow bench is from John Rosselli. A few of the client’s favorite shell-encrusted boxes from her collection are clustered on the custom green dresser.

Subtle Red and White Bedroom: The red and white bedding by Pottery Barn adds just a hint of color to this almost all-white bedroom.

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White And Red Bedroom Design