The best repinned photo of this week is this small kitchen in blue.
It looks very nice due to the frame around it.
It’s not so hard to do, but you see how increadible this idea is.
I would say it is similar to the framed picture and looks like a pieace of art.
And take a look at the wall “Keep Calm and Carry On”. It’s very popular and you can notice it in numerous designs. It is worth pinning to “TODO LIST”.
Small Kitchen
Pink Bedroom
All you need is love, as the Beatles so rightly sang. And who can argue with that?
Without getting sentimental or compelling you to reach for the bucket, that sweet thing called l’amour is still capable of bringing a smile to your face and setting our heartbeats all a-flutter. No need to relegate these romantic gestures to Valentine’s Day either – why not create a seductive and romantic bedroom design you can sleep in every single night of the year?
Candle Light
Mood is so important when it comes to creating the perfect atmosphere, so carefully chosen lighting arrangements can make all the difference in creating an enticing, seductive and alluring space.
Soft lighting and dimmer switches are good, but candles are even better, creating a glowing aura and ambience that’ll have you melting in to each other’s arms faster than the candles themselves!
It’s the ultimate clash of minds – you want something practical and timeless, so it won’t need re-doing in a year when she’s outgrown Peppa Pig.
And she wants, well, Peppa Pig.
Designing a bedroom for your child can be hard, especially once they’ve reached the terrible twos and started to formulate opinions on anything and everything.
You pick up a beautiful wardrobe – you see storage space, she sees boring. You’re on a budget and find a set of lovely blue shelves – you think bargain, she thinks that’s for boys, Mum!
You might start thinking, “well it’s her bedroom so let her have her way”, and be left with a horrifyingly pink and glittery mess where a nice bedroom used to be.
Or, you might think, “Mummy knows best” and ignore her input altogether. She’ll hate you, forever. Or at least for a while.
No, the key to designing a great bedroom for your daughter that you’ll both love is to work together.
Get her involved at every stage in the process, from planning to actually decorating, but don’t lose sight of those practical, sensible ideas of your own.
Here’s how to go about doing it…
Reality TV pilot: Tara Denise: Interior Designer from New York Video Service LLC on Vimeo.
Tara is a budding Interior designer. She’s also good fun on camera.
