Dakota Johnson, Los Angeles Dakota Johnson’s home, designed by Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward, showcases a bohemian spirit with earthy tones, vibrant colors, and eclectic accents like Moroccan rugs. It…
LIVING ROOM A true showstopper takes center stage: a dazzling chandelier with brass spokes and 40 glowing globes shipped all the way from the Netherlands. Paired with Flay’s serpentine sectional,…
A celebrated French architect, was raised in a creative family, influenced by his father, Jacques Dirand, a renowned interior photographer. Known for his “ornamental minimalism,” Dirand blends simplicity with intricate…
1. Begin with Measurement Estimating alone isn’t enough. Accurate measurements will also avoid any unwanted surprises during delivery. Measure the space where the sofa will be placed and check the…
1. Understanding Color Psychology Different colors evoke different emotions and moods. For example, blue is often associated with calmness and tranquility, while red can create a sense of energy and…
1. Combine Freestanding Tub & Shower at a Single Space Separate wet and dry areas, so you can focus your tub and shower on the same area. You can also get…
1. Lois Robbins The addition of stools in the same color as the tub and marble floor reinforces the clean impression. In addition, the installation of contemporary lamps on both…
1. Create Mood with 2 Layers of Lighting When lighting your dining room, consider first the mood you want to create in the room. If you considering cooler dining room…
Exploring the Jewel Tone Palette Jewel tone colors, such as sapphire blue, emerald green, and ruby red, are hues derived and/or named after precious gemstones and jewels. Unlike pastels, these…
LIVING ROOM A conversation between green and light. Mossy sofas curve like riverbanks beneath a canopy of windows. The sun, diffused by linen drapes, paints the walls in gold. Books rest,…
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