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Showing posts with label North York. Show all posts

Monday, February 24, 2014

Funky renewed bookcases… rejuvenate your displays with colour!

Stylish and sustainable furnishings that work well in both classic and contemporary spaces can extend your budget. We went vintage store shopping and found bookcases that optimizing vertical space.  We redesigned them with a splash of colour to expose the displayed elements to their best advantage.
Follow theses tips and you can do the same with the back of a bookcase, an armoire or even a simple cabinet. 


Above-Here the colour appliqué allows the display to pop rather than blending in with the rest of the room. 

Above- Check out this bookcase with wallpaper backing; it takes the piece from lackluster to wow! Allowing the items on display to stand out and be noticed.  

Above-The unique honeycombed compartments of this piece are outlined in gold while the interior is painted a funky Coral. Tatjana Emers

Monday, December 9, 2013

Adding Christmas sparkle to your decor is easy as 1, 2, 3!


If you're like me and not one for all the bright colours this holiday season, think about creating a festive interior by adding subtle touches with sparkle and shine that you can introduce into any room in your home.



This toss cushion is from our very own DSB



















ONE… Take for instance the above toss cushion that is embellished with beads for its bling. The sheen draws the eye without the need for color; and instantly A touch of sparkle and glamour are added into your decorating style.


TWO… add reflective surface such as accessories with metallics and glass. They reflect light and add shine to your space, thus doubling their design impact!  Much like the pictured candelabra placed atop a mirrored tray effortlessly increases holiday cheer.


THREE…"The best way I increase visual impact whilst using less items is to increase the size of an object so go for oversized evergreen arrangements that have huge visual presence"Charmaine Wynter The old adage…less is more applies here. Use less pieces, but make them spectacular in impact!   Tatjana Emer