Create a simple dining area in your kitchen with a round table and chairs. Go for white and chrome furniture to keep the look contemporary, as well as allowing them to blend into the background.
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Kitchen breakfast table
Create a simple dining area in your kitchen with a round table and chairs. Go for white and chrome furniture to keep the look contemporary, as well as allowing them to blend into the background.
Modern hallway with blue lighting
Make sure your hallway makes an impact with modern boarders made from bands of ribbon. Matching cobalt lampshades in silk will heighten the luxe factor.
Modern family kitchen/diner
This kitchen has a wooden floor and simple flush units in lacquered white, both practical choices in a busy family space. The walls, units and paintwork are all in light-reflecting white to make the room seem bigger and keep it airy. The centrepiece is a Terence Conran wooden table and benches from Benchmark Furniture, with bright cushions and accessories and a lime green runner. Simple but striking blinds and glass pendant shades from Baileys Home & Garden complete the streamlined, modern look.
Minimalist decorating
Minimalist decorating is often confused to be an approach adequately dealt with within the concepts of modern decorating and design. It is much more. Minimalism can be quite modern or it can be retro. What it is, is one manifestation of a total way of thinking. A way of viewing our world in general and then, our inner space in particular.
If you are like most people, you probably find yourself puzzling for a way to understand the values of Minimalist interior decorating. To acquire an appreciation of it’s point. Without living the lifestyle or possessing a pre-disposition for prescribing to the theories, it is a difficult thing to do. Where other decorating forms work to create a state of mind, Minimalism is a state of mind.
Chalkboard wall calendar
To make a statment in your home office and to get super-organised, paint a calendar on the wall above the desk with chalkboard paint. Use black and white chalkboard paint to mix different tones of grey to create an eye-catching effect that's easier to amend from month to month.
Bold feature wall
A boldy coloured oversized canvas will give an instant impact to an otherwise simple office scheme. Pick furniture in similar shades to complement the design and balance the overall look.
Alcove office
A small kitchen nook is the perfect place for a family organisation station. Hang a memo board for invitations and bills, and keep the family's phones and diaries in one place.
Bold feature wall
A boldy coloured oversized canvas will give an instant impact to an otherwise simple office scheme. Pick furniture in similar shades to complement the design and balance the overall look.
Neutral home office
Make your workspace calm with layers of plain and patterned neutrals lifted with shots of hot orange. The simple desk has timeless appeal, while a plain bookshelf and large storage boxes are ideal for clearing away books and other home office clutter. A roman blind adds life to the large window without being too garish and distracting behind the desk.
Smart dressing room
Generous curtains that co-ordinate with an upholstered screen add a touch of flamboyance to a dressing room, while a fluffy rug softens a wooden floor for extra comfort.
Garden view home office
Design office space for this very special people who work in full expression. position of the table facing the garden will provide fresh atmosphere in the work, so it appears bright ideas, the design of this room is suitable for home design, modern classic.
Create an inspiring place to work with a garden view. By placing the desk by the window, the workspace remains light. A desk with a distressed finish echoes timber outside and a chunky chair matches the beams perfectly. Brighten up a window with a patterned blind, here in a country-style green shade to match the desk.
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Create an inspiring place to work with a garden view. By placing the desk by the window, the workspace remains light. A desk with a distressed finish echoes timber outside and a chunky chair matches the beams perfectly. Brighten up a window with a patterned blind, here in a country-style green shade to match the desk.
Clutter-free living room
Keep your living room free from clutter by putting up floating shelves for books and accessories. Storage baskets are great for storing away other bits and bobs, choose a couple in different sizes and stack them on the floor. A cool blue feature wall is teamed with crisp white furniture to add to the clean, tidy and spacious feel of this living room.
Flashes of pink living room
Classic sofas and a restrained colour scheme of pale neutrals create a sense of calm in this stylish living room. A large rug adds warmth to the blond wood flooring and matches the curtains. Matching side table lamps add a touch of formal symmetry, while pink accents give the scheme a lift.
Mellow yellow living room
The secret to mixing a variety of different patterns is to use a single colour that will draw the scheme together. In this living room, a palette of fresh lemon yellow gives the space a sunny spring-like feel, while the deeper ochre colour of the walls acts as a backdrop. A sleek coffee table lends a modern touch to an otherwise traditional room and the whole look is set against a neutral floor covering.
Monochrome dining room
Complementary shapes in the dining chairs, curtain fabric and artwork unify this monochrome dining room scheme - the black touches adding definition to the white walls. The scheme is softened with dashes of lime green on the seat covers and within the floral centrepiece.
White and apricot conservatory
The dramatic designs of the tablecloth and seat pads look great against the white walls and whitewashed screen. Large bunches of flowers creates an eye-catching centrepiece, while accents of natural stone, leafy green and apricot creates a fresh feel.
Fifties-style living room
Mustard florals and dark wood furniture, and matching flooring, create a Fifties-style look in this living room. The floral print on unlined curtains is emphasised by daylight shining through, in a scheme where different floral fabrics work together due to a common colour palette.
Highland-style home office
Create a cosy Highland hideaway with colours inspired by the Scottish landscape. Pale natural woods and simple plaid fabrics gives a modern twist to a classic country style. Tartan panels make a great alternative window treatment and a trestle craft table completes the rustic look.
Sleek and tailored home office
This sophisticated home office is all about dark colours and clean lines with furniture in blocky shapes and angular designs. The mood is formal, yet calm and relaxed with minimal decoration. Interest is added with tailored details. A subtly patterned wallpaper softens the look without being overpowering.
Highland hallway
Plaid fabric hung in an alcove with a vintage coat rack makes a statement cloakroom area. A Conran Shop bench, traditional rush-seated stool and rug complete the Highland look.
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