The Los Angeles County has played host to some of the most influential architects and furniture designers in the history of design. Architects and builders like Ray and Charles Eames as well as A. Quincy Jones flocked to Southern California for many reasons, but one...
Read MoreIf you’re an interior design blog follower, a houzz browser, or just a design junkie like us, you’ve probably seen the new trends in micro living or small living. With the ever increasing cost of living, downsizing is no longer just for when the kids...
Read MoreDo you think that various colors, when made use of in interior decoration, have impacts on us that we are often not knowledgeable about? We do understand that particular colors relieve while others provoke aggressive feelings in us. The psychology of color for interior design has...
Read MoreAre colors merely visual properties which serve to add a little flavor to our everyday monotonous and dull lives? Are they just there to portray an image or is there more to them? Studies suggest that these colors may have deeper roots in our lives...
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I just came across this shade cover material on Houzz.com and was instantly struck by the amazing shadows I'm imagining it would cast on the surfaces below. Check it out parasoleil.com...
Read MoreI wrote last week about how often circulation spaces (stairways and hallways) are often over looked in the decoration of a home. I wanted to expand on that and show you another example of a stair case that was changed from bland to “love it!”...
Read MoreWe all have circulation spaces in our homes, stairways and hallways, that we often neglect to design. But think about how often you walk up and down the stairs or down the hallway to your bedrooms or laundry. Shouldn’t that space work for you as...
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