Learn the interior designer tips & tricks for a design magazine quality English country style home decorating.
A collection of interior designs from the traditional style featuring 16 Classic Traditional Living Room Designs For The Whole Family To Enjoy.
Learn the interior designer tips & tricks for a design magazine quality English country style home decorating.
Article Content: The textural elements in Transitional American Interior Design Architectural Symmetry Metallic finishes Light and Dark: Creating Depth Managing Natural Light Artistic Expression Plush sofas make this living room perfect for relaxation. Table Lamps Ceiling Fans Depth and Drama Flooring and Rug Synergy Furniture Placement Blending Tradition and Modernity in Living Room Design Classic
Old money living room decor ideas exude elegance and luxury through opulent furnishings, detailing, and rich, timeless color palettes.
Old money living room decor ideas exude elegance and luxury through opulent furnishings, detailing, and rich, timeless color palettes.
Old money living room decor ideas exude elegance and luxury through opulent furnishings, detailing, and rich, timeless color palettes.
Learn why symmetry and balance are crucial to good interior design, and how to apply these important design principals in your own home!
Old money living room decor ideas exude elegance and luxury through opulent furnishings, detailing, and rich, timeless color palettes.
Over the last few weeks I've been viewing online properties in Norway. There are so many properties to view, but most of them are modern which is an issue since I prefer the more traditional style. So how can you make a modern home more traditional? From Park and Oak 1. Reflect the shapes A
Article Content: Core Characteristics of Transitional Interiors Colors Furniture and Texture Woodwork and Lighting Decorative Accents and Architectural Elements Diverse Elements Within a Cohesive Style Customization and Personal Touch The Appeal of Adaptability and Timelessness The allure of transitional design extends beyond mere visual pleasure; it lies in its ability to adapt to varying personal
Are you tired of constantly redecorating your home to keep up with the latest trends? The timeless decor is the way to go if you want a home that looks beautiful for years to come.
Old money living room decor ideas exude elegance and luxury through opulent furnishings, detailing, and rich, timeless color palettes.
Article Content: The textural elements in Transitional American Interior Design Architectural Symmetry Metallic finishes Light and Dark: Creating Depth Managing Natural Light Artistic Expression Plush sofas make this living room perfect for relaxation. Table Lamps Ceiling Fans Depth and Drama Flooring and Rug Synergy Furniture Placement Blending Tradition and Modernity in Living Room Design Classic
By Alan George Imagine coming home to a space that’s not just beautiful, but also a peaceful retreat from the outside world. Sounds dreamy, right?...
Old money living room decor ideas exude elegance and luxury through opulent furnishings, detailing, and rich, timeless color palettes.
Old money living room decor ideas exude elegance and luxury through opulent furnishings, detailing, and rich, timeless color palettes.
By Alan George Imagine stepping into a luxurious, enchanting Victorian living room that envelops you in its rich, elegant atmosphere. The centerpiece of this...
An overabundance of mediocre to just plain bad decorative painting has somewhat soured the design profession and the general public to a great degree. But special painting, ranging from simple glazing to trompe l'oeil, can provide a layer of interest in a very personal and unique way. In this example by the late Robert Jackson, the artist incorporated a variety of techniques to decorate the walls of a dining room of an architectural project of mine in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, decorated by Bunny Williams. Robert took my design for pilasters that provided the framework for a new bay window in this room and a new breakfast room adjacent, and gave a decorative rhythmic layout to the otherwise plain dining room. While the lower panels are consistent in design as a trompe l'oeil panel with vines of morning glories, the upper panels are each a different romantic landscape view. The overall effect, like the rest of the house, is one of charming sophistication. There is a formality without stiffness, a trademark of Mr Jackson's work. For eight years in the 1950s, Mr Jackson developed his technique in England working for the legendary Oliver Messel and John Siddeley. Robert Jackson enjoyed a long career of decorative painting, usually commissioned by noted New York City designers who appreciated his versatility and his knowledge of various styles and periods, especially 17th and 18th century French and Italian paintings. I have been fortunate to have had several phases of architectural design work to improve this stone Georgian Revival style house from the 1930s on a lovely site on a private road out the Main Line from Philadelphia. (And I have been even more fortunate to have helped with additional residences for this couple as well, all beautifully decorated by Bunny). This is the clients' primary home and my association was made even more a pleasure because both the husband and the wife were so involved and interested in the project, a situation that is not always the case. Working on this wonderful house with Bunny, Robert, and fabulous clients was a treat for the devoted classicist. The photo by Tom Leigton appears in the book Modern Murals, Grand Illusions in Interior Decoration by Caroline Cass, published by Whitney Library of Design.
