Tiny home

What a clever way of using the small space. The rustic wall works as a real eye catcher in the kitchen. Bunk beds for kids and the nook upstairs create space for some rest. The tall window brings in the nature in the bathroom. All you need is here- simply sweet!



All photos by Lincoln Barbour



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Aqua- the colour of clarity

Today I feel like aqua...the colour of open communication and mental clarity.  Just focus on the color aqua,feel calm and ready to face any challenges!

Add bit of it to your interior decoration to create balance and harmony.

Photo Skona Hem

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Bedroom Interior Design Ideas for Teens

Is your teens bedroom located in a small room and you could use some help with interior design ideas? First, and most importantly, teens like to spend time in their own rooms, and if the space is small, you'll benefit from knowing a few decorating methods that will make your teen appreciative of their special place.

Tip #1: Eliminate the clutter to make the room appear bigger.

When a small room has large pieces of furniture that are juxtaposition with not even one inch of extra space, your teen will feel uncomfortable and cramped in the room. When a room is small and there is no design for storage, then clothes, books, papers, and things of all kinds tend to get piled up on top of each other; clutter is the result.

Tip #2: Choose wall colors that will make the room feel more spacious.

To create the illusion of more space, you don't have to use light-colored paint or wallpaper. You can use monochromatic decorating schemes, or various hues of one color family. Or, you can paint one wall blue and another wall green, which will create an equal intensity of calmness. Likewise, if you decorate with light-colored furniture and accessories, the space will feel bigger.

If using color seems scary to you, then here are a few design hints. When you paint two of the walls a light color and two of the walls a deep color, the deep-colored walls will look as if they're farther away than the light walls.

Paint that has a blue-gray color to it will make the room look as if the walls are receding; thus giving the impression that the room is larger than it really is.

The cool colors of purple, blue and green will also make a small room appear larger.

Tip #3: Consider using the principles of Feng Shui to decorate your teen's room.

Simply stated, Feng Shui is a method of placing furniture in such a way that it allows the chi (energy) to easily flow throughout the room. For example, a bed would be situated away from the door to give the room a bigger appearance.

There are many design advantages to the Feng Shui approach. If you search with your favorite browser for the term Feng Shui or Bagua Map, you will find pages of pictures, diagrams and explanations that will help you utilize a room's small space.

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Minimalist Japanese Bedroom Interior Design

Minimalist Japanese Bedroom Interior Design with graceful furniture. Japanese home interior have a minimalist design concept with clear color, naturalism, and traditional decoration. Color style in Japanese interior design using red, white, or brown as primary color. The interior lighting also use traditional style combine with naturalist furniture.

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Guide to Bedroom Interior Design Ideas

Bedroom interior design ideas turn a basic white box into a retreat. You might not think that you have enough room to decorate but you can reuse a lot of the items you already have in interesting ways. Here are a few tips for bedroom interior design ideas.

Pick a style or theme. A theme room might seem too obvious or cheesy to you. However, if you pick a defined style like traditional or contemporary it gives you a design direction. This will determine your fabric, artwork basic layout and color palette. This is great for beginners because you have a specific design direction. You can also just try listing the adjectives that you want to feel in your room such as elegant, romantic or calm. You need to define exactly what you want your space to be so that you get it.

Design to scale. It's easy to just go to the furniture store or a large warehouse and pick out your entire dream set complete with a four poster bed and armoire. Then when you get it home everything feels crowded. You can still have a four poster bed. Just keep the rest of the items smaller so it's the focal point and still allows you to work within your allotted space.

Consider the power of neutral colors. This ensures that your space will be light and airy and will work for both you and your spouse. You can find shades of taupe that have undertones of green or gold in them. This is a more subtle way of getting your favorite color in the space. Then you can coordinate it with wood furniture and bright white linens. This adds interest to your space. It has a contemporary vibe without being too over the top. Plus, it's still a change from basic white walls. It's the perfect style if you don't know what you want or you are afraid of a lot of color. You can add subtle patterns and textures to make the room interesting while keeping it livable.

Add a really special item to your space. This will help out your budget but it also makes a big impact. You could go with a dramatic chocolate brown wall color or new wood floors. This ensures that you have a focal point in your room. Plus, you can maximize your budget by getting the most important thing to you. Then you can coordinate the rest of your room around that item for a cohesive look. Then everything else in the space will seem high end even if it isn't.

Bedroom interior design ideas don't have to be expensive or complicated. It's just a matter of looking at every item in your room in a different way. You need to figure out ways to make everything work together while still maintaining an interesting balance.

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Modern Minimalist Bedroom Interior Design Pics Ideas

Here are some Modern Minimalist Bedroom Interior Design Pics Ideas for inspiration.

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