Tag: wall decor

home: featured [ Winter’s Moon ]

home: featured [ Winter’s Moon ]

Beautiful homeware and gift store, Winter’s Moon is perfect for Christmas shopping and for filling your home with wonderful ethical homeware all year.

They say;

Situated in one of the prettiest shops in Chichester, we are an independent gift and homewares shop mixing modern, fairtrade and vintage items to create a collection of beautiful things for living and giving.

The shop is currently closed due to governement restrictions, but our online shop never sleeps and gives you a taste of what we offer. One of our favourite elements of running Winter’s Moon is sourcing the beautiful and unique so you don’t have to.

Follow Winter’s Moon on Instagram for all the latest new products and news.

home: featured [ Spark & Bell ]

home: featured [ Spark & Bell ]

With a love of brass and lighting, Brighton based Spark & Bell is an online store selling beautiful, and affordable lights for the home.

With statement globe ceiling pendants and adjustable wall lights, amongst other gorgeous designs, you are sure to find something you love for your kitchen, bedroom or living room.

sparkandbell.com

home: featured [ Dunelm ]

home: featured [ Dunelm ]

Just popped into Dunelm for a [ insert handy kitchenalia ] but absolutely sidetracked by such good homeware and furniture?

Us too!

We rounded up our selection of favourite finishing touches of cool bits to add a little extra time an interior. From arty wall decor, modern clocks and retro cushions to excellent looking faux plants and flowers. Dunelm has it covered.

home: made [ autumn wreath ]

home: made [ autumn wreath ]

With Autumn upon us and Halloween around the corner, now is the perfect the to add some additions to your home.

This gorgeous wreath tutorial from themerrythought.com is a great one to try.

By getting some basic supplies and dried grasses you can make this lovely piece for your door or living room.

home: nice price [ Aldi ]

home: nice price [ Aldi ]

You just went in for milk? There’s definitely more to Aldi than meets the eye, definitely more than a pint of milk, there is a whole collection of rather incredible affordable on-trend homewares.

Visit in store or for the full range visit online and pick up some great pieces for the home.

home: made [ painted walls ]

home: made [ painted walls ]

We love the look of colourblocking and using painted coloured walls to zone areas within the home.

It’s a great way to define the use of an area or create separation in a large room when many functions are housed within the same interior.

It can create design and interest, bring colour to a room with out over-pushing a single colour, as well as be an easy update to a room that can be changed and modernised without much trouble. Advantageous for rented properties or temporary abodes.

Ideas of working with paint in colour blocks can include creating a band of colour around the room or painting colour in shapes like squares, triangles, semi circles or arches. It can bring a colour pop behind a piece of furniture, it can bring warmth with a new tone – Especially with the current popular colours; rust, orange, mustard and warm beige tones.

We found some inspirational ideas on Decoist.com

home: featured [ La Redoute ]

home: featured [ La Redoute ]

Autumn is the air and all the great new homeware and furniture available at La Redoute has got us ready to design new rooms.

Start thinking about changing room tones and looking for a new style to suit the season.

We love their dark tones, bohemian features, woven textures and midcentury styles.

home: found this [ house shelf ]

home: found this [ house shelf ]

Found this great little house shelving unit in Hobbycraft. Such a fun feature for a room to keep all your collected trinkets in or tiny toys and figures in a kids room.

It would be great left in simple plain wood but there would be lots of decorative ideas and projects that could work.

Staining the wood to and alternative colour could make it sit well against other woods in the room. It would work well painted – a dark tone to make items pop, the colour of a wall to blend it in or pick a highlight colour from other accessories already in the room or pull a colour from the wall paper or patterned textiles.

In a kids room in could become a mini dolls home with different colours all over, maybe patterns papers on each back wall and decorating it could even be a great project for the whole family.

Hobbycraft would be full of all the things you’d need to start but also tester pots from DIY stores would give a perfect range of colours to choose from.

home: made [ diy painted wall design ]

home: made [ diy painted wall design ]

Even if you think your creative skills wont stretch far enough, there are plenty of tutorials online that can assure you and guide you to create unique patterns and designs on your walls in any room.

We love The Budget Decorator with their simple to follow but with impressive design results tutorials.

Follow the link for 10 easy design plans that can work in the kids room but also other rooms in the home – featuring styles including geometric, floral and typography.