I love it when people think “outside the box” and come up with an original kitchen that screams luxury. These green cabinets and shiplap siding are just the right mix for fun and elegance not to mention the upscale Wolf gas stove. Did you know that kitchens are the most requested item for most buyers? This house would sell quickly.
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Every room in your home deserves a unique and personal work of art. For me, more is more…Art enhances any home.
Photo courtesy of victoriamag.com
Magazines often feature the most beautifully decorated rooms but they are large rooms and not comparable to our own homes. As for me, I prefer a more “intimate” space.
However, you can make any room look bigger. One way is to use mirrors and reflective finishes, from bed frames to side tables, to create a vista, bright light into dark spaces and create faux doorways or windows, all of which make any room seem bigger.
Mirrors are an affordable and fun way to create space.
I’m seeing more color, more mid-century modern and just more…
Metallics are huge, especially brass and rosy gold. Bling is showing up in bedding and pillows. Neutral colors are moving from walls to furniture. And oversized furniture is out, replaced by low-slung or sleeker profiles.
Those are some of the trends spotted at this year’s High Point Furniture Market, which ended last week.
Well this bedroom certainly makes a statement. This is a designer bedroom featured in “W” Magazine.
Linda Parvin Hutchinson, REALTOR 