Modern Country Home: Decorating with Pink and White
October 11th, 2009 · No Comments

Pink Living Room
This thoughtfully composed yet comfortable design scheme of pink-white-pink establishes an orderly decorating plan. Count on pink to maintain its joyful presence, and include a generous helping of white to keep the feeling light and airy.

Decorate with Distinction
A nailhead chair, when covered in an inspiring rose-print polished cotton, becomes a conversation piece. Mirrored [...]

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French Country Decorating Ideas- French Antique
May 25th, 2009 · 2 Comments

French country decorating is one of the most popular forms of country decorating today.

Antique red bathroom cabinets.
French country decorating need not be expensive or difficult, and you don’t need to go out and purchase a whole new room. It is easy to introduce touches of the French country style without changing your entire decorating scheme. [...]

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Pink Living Room
This thoughtfully composed yet comfortable design scheme of pink-white-pink establishes an orderly decorating plan. Count on pink to maintain its joyful presence, and include a generous helping of white to keep the feeling light and airy.

Decorate with Distinction
A nailhead chair, when covered in an inspiring rose-print polished cotton, becomes a conversation piece. Mirrored furnishings add luxe without crowding the room.

Pink Theme For Your Girl’s Bedroom
July 28th, 2009

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 [...]

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Pink Interior Design
May 1st, 2009

Country Homes & Interiors

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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The walls were painted Benjamin Moore’s Marshmallow Bunny; the sofa [...]

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Vintage home décor is very popular nowadays. Using vintage home décor is ideal especially if you are working with a limited amount of money. Shabby chic consists of combining old and new home décor. Here are some ideas and tips to start decking your house with that shabby chic vintage home décor.

photos: Grey Crawford

Vintage Wooden Sign, antique white cabinet.

Vintage Decor – Nancy’s California Farmhouse Decorating

5 Tips for Decorating with Vintage

Buy what you love.

Your home should be pleasing to your eye. You have to live there. If you don’t love your decor, you will not feel comfortable in your own home. If you love that moose head, use it!

Don’t be afraid to mix wood tones.

The 1957 Better Homes and Gardens decorating book reminds us that wood is a color. This doesn’t just apply to vintage, but vintage furniture that was meant to last was made of wood. Check for tones in the wood grain that may be complimentary to one another.

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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

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My favorate interior design project from countryliving. This is a 19th-century houses in New York’s Catskills, renovate by Gotham magazine lifestyle editor, Jason Oliver Nixon, and decorator John Loecke , now it is a weekend retreat, full of color, bold prints, and a playful spirit.

Black kitchen cabinets, colorful decoration

Built-in drawers and storage cubbies compensate for no closets.

A Chinese-Inspired Railing, green color

This railing was inspired by a Chinese garden bridge.

Modern English Country Living Room
The overall design was meant to harken to the classic interiors found in the English country house of a century ago–rooms filled with antiques, sculptural furniture pieces, and botanical patterns and prints on the walls. John and Jason reinterpreted the look, however, by introducing some decidedly offbeat pieces, including silver scallop sconces, giraffe print pillows, and a tropical-inspired chandelier.

Green Bathroom
Faux bathroom paneling was crafted of 4×4′s.

Flea Market Equestrian Prints
Flea-market equestrian prints pop against a chocolate-brown wall.

Colorful Tableware

“By putting a few pieces of large furniture in a small space, a room feels bigger,” observes John. “It’s a trick of the eye and a fact about decorating that surprises.”

Vibrant Bedroom

Using Patterns

Eclectic Living Room

Glassware Display

photo credit: Lucas Allen