Our Best French Country Bedding Ideas

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The French Country look has become a popular choice for homeowners that favor beauty, simplicity, and comfort. The elaborate style of French Provincial is toned down and mixed with the rustic colors and textures of the outdoors. Every room in your house can feature a little or a lot of this splendid design.

Colors can range from white and cream to soft yellows, warm pinks, muted greens, and baby blues. Orange-reds are also an option and are popular with country and rustic decors. Select three hues that you favor and start creating. Keep in mind the rooms and hallways are lying in proximity, so none of the hues contradict your current color scheme.

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A French country style bedroom is a great place to begin your style transformation. From the color palettes to grand French Country bedding ideas, your room will feel lighter, brighter, and more natural. Make this

See inside Scottsdale-based interior designer Julia Buckingham’s home listed for sale

Displays whimsical, unique and colorful interior design in a rare mid-century modern home in north Scottsdale, a property listed for sale at $1.50 million.

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty has listed for sale Julia Buckingham’s of Buckingham Interiors Scottsdale home. Buckingham is well known for her modern-chic interior designs and leads a new generation of world-class interior designers.

The home, at 13439 N 79th St., is listed by Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty agent Misha Renteria and displays incomparable interior designs. The ranch property is listed at $1,500,000 and is the perfect fit for anyone who has been looking for something extremely special and unique. This magically colorful, artistic, mid-century modern gem stands alone as an example of what bold color, pattern, lighting, true vintage elements and timeless styling can look like when done by a true professional and master at their craft.

Pulling into the horseshoe-shaped driveway and

9 Interior Design Trends Going Away In 2023

While your home should reflect your personal style, it may also reflect current trends. However, according to interior designer and star of HGTV’s Unfinished Business, Shay Holland, trends shouldn’t be the dominating influence over your home’s aesthetic. “Trends are a great way to clean inspiration and information; not to dictate your home’s design,” she tells me.

Choosing the latest trends can be a bad move in the long run, Holland advises. “Trend forecasting is in large part geared to motivate people to buy more stuff and I’m very sensitive to the fact that many families are facing tough times in this challenging economy,” the designer explains. “I encourage people to play with trends if they want to, but resist feeling like they have to go out and buy a million things to stay in style.”

Whether you are renovating your current home or

Five Interior Design Tips To Make Your Home Cozy This Winter

When the temperatures drop and the winds pick up, we appreciate our homes for the shelter they provide. But we want more than they comfort; we want our homes to be cozy and relaxing. With the holidays approaching, Pacific Palisades Realtors collaborated with interior design experts Jaqueline Hamilton and Nicola Rodriguez to reveal tips on how to make your home cozy this Winter.

Candles & scents:

“Candles can instantly change the atmosphere and ambience of a room,” says the interior designer Jacqueline Hamilton.

“Not only the glow of a beautifully lit candle can cast a lovely feeling of coziness to a room but also the scent can do that too.

“Choosing a scented candle can create a gorgeous smell in a room and can evoke a feeling of warmth and wellbeing and bring

Inside 6 Homes That Prove Traditional Interior Design and Modern Style Really Do Go Together

“We’ll just fix it up a little bit.” That’s what Ashley Stark Kenner thought when she and husband Nick, founder and CEO of Just Salad, bought a town house on New York’s Upper East Side to make room for their growing family. The landmarked 19th-century building had a lot going for it—generous dimensions, a deep backyard, and, a rarity among town houses, lots of light. But at their first meeting with New York–based Lichten Architectstalk quickly shifted to “gut renovation.”

“The façade was the only thing that stayed,” Kenner says now, three years later. “For a while, we didn’t have a roof. We didn’t have a floor. We dug out the basement, we added a top floor, we added terraces. If I showed you the before and after, you’d be like, ‘What?’”

As the senior vice president of design and creative director at the eight-decades-old textile titan Stark, she