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Window Treatments: LuXout Shades

by Chris Knauer· January 24, 2023· in Home Decor· 0 comments · blackout window treatments, decorative roller shades, designer roller shades, double roller shade, glare control window treatment, headboxes, inside mount shade, light filtering blinds, low maintenance window shade, lux roller shades, LuXout shades, motorized window blinds, motorized window treatments, open fascia, outside mount shade, remote control window treatment, reverse roll shade, roman shades, slimline dual shades, solar roller shades, solar shades, square fascia, standard roll shade, window treatments
Talie Jane Interiors is proud to announce our collaborative partnership with a new (to us) vendor, LuXout Shades, headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. LuXout started its business in 1948 making stage curtains and evolved into making window treatments for the trade in 1982. LuXout Shades offers: LuXout Shades has several design styles for all aesthetics: Decorative Roller Shades – Designer and Lux Shade Designer Roller shades are comprised of a single piece of fabric that rolls up around a cassette/headbox installed at the top of a window. LuXout offers three types of headboxes: Open Fascia, Square Fascia, and Pocket. Roller shades can easily be made for any window size, allow for any amount of light filtration, are very low maintenance and lean a bit more contemporary in design. They can be inside or outside mounted (installed inside or outside of the window frame) and have a standard or reverse roll. LuXout offers metallic and colored headboxes and bottom bars, decorative scallops, braids, pulls, poles and eyelets to personalize your choice and coordinate with your interior design scheme. Lux Roller Shades are a more upscale shade with metal or polymer components and covers in a variety of finishes. There are more options […]
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Interior Design Trends – 2023: What You Need to Know

by Chris Knauer· December 08, 2022· in Tips and Trends· 0 comments · architectural lighting, Art Deco Design, Art deco interior design, colorful kitchen cabinet, curved arches, curved furniture, design for your well-being, design with blue, design with calming blues, Design with cool gray, design with green, design with neutrals, design with peach-pink, design with warm gray, display a collection, dome-style lamps, emphasis on wellness, Granite Countertops, hidden butler's pantry, LED lighting, meaningful objects, mid-century modern, monochromatic design, mood lighting, natural wood kitchen cabinet, neutral color palette, neutral design, non-traditional living room layout, nterior Design trends 2023, painted kitchen cabinet, quartz countertops, Quartzite Countertop, recessed kitchen lighting, secret butler's pantry, self-care in design, simplifying design, statement light fixtures, traditional living room layout, undercounter refrigerator in bathroom, undercounter refrigerator in home spa, undercounter refrigerator in master bedroom, upcycle, Upcycling, Victorian design, Vintage, warm design, What's in 2023, What's out 2023, white subway tile
Post-Covid life trends are shifting but what does this mean? In short, increasingly people are moving away from the city to regional/rural areas, many are now working from home permanently.  This has caused a desire to get back to nature, reduce stress level and encourage a positive mindset. This shift has affected interior design; we are seeing a shift away from the “show-home” style in favor of a less-manufactured aesthetic. 2023 will be all about increasing convenience, comfort, and personal style. Check out some of our favorite interior design predictions for next year. What’s In? Throwbacks The return or Art Deco – Try curved furniture pieces and dome-style lamps, curved arches, geometric designs in lighting and wallpaper. Continuing the love for Mid Century Modern – Use period piece furnishings or accessories to blend the design of the existing space with new taste preferences. Incorporating Vintage / Victorian styles – Incorporate vintage pieces or newly constructed pieces, with the shapes and elements of period pieces. LED Lighting It’s cost effective, produces less heat and provides the flexibility to get creative with architectural and mood lighting. So, it’s not a surprise that it’s expected to make its mark across all interior design spaces […]
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Tis The Season To Warm By The Fire

by Chris Knauer· November 27, 2022· in Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, DIY, Furniture & Fixtures, Home Decor, Living/Family Rooms, Outdoor Spaces· 0 comments · b-vent, Choose the right fireplace, cons of a freestanding stove, cons of a gas fireplace, cons of a wood burning fireplace, cons of an electric fireplace, cons of an ethanol fireplace, cons of an outdoor fireplace, cost of a freestanding stove, cost of a gas fireplace, cost of a wood burning fireplace, cost of an ethanol fireplace, direct vent, electric fireplace, ethanol fireplace, Fireplaces, flue firebox, freestanding stove, gas fireplace, hearth, how an ethanol fireplace works, how to install a gas fireplace, how to install an electric fireplace, how to pick the right fireplace, installing a freestanding stove, installing an outdoor fireplace, natural vent, open masonry fireplace, outdoor fireplaces, prefab fireplace, pros of a freestanding stove, pros of a gas fireplace, pros of a wood burning fireplace, Pros of an electric fireplace, pros of an ethanol fireplace, pros of an outdoor fireplace, ventless, wood burning fireplaces, wood fireplace insert, wood stove
It’s fireplace season! Time to enjoy a steaming cup of hot chocolate or glass of mulled wine while curled up next to a cracking, roaring fire. Sounds delightful! Not only do fireplaces add warmth and comfort, they also create a dramatic focal point in any room, provide the perfect backdrop for entertaining and add value to your home. But with so many options to choose from, selecting the right one can be overwhelming. Read on to learn about the types of fireplaces and the pros and cons of each so you can find the one that’s right for you. Wood Burning Fireplace Essentially, a standard wood-burning fireplace comprises these elements: Hearth (floor in front of the fireplace), Firebox (where the wood burns), Damper (the lever that opens and closes the flue) and the Smoke chamber and flue (where the smoke is drawn up and out). There are three types of wood burning fireplaces: How it Functions Before lighting a fire, the damper is opened to allow smoke and combustion gases to escape. Once the fire is lit, the extremely hot combustion gases begin to rise up the chimney by convection. At the same time, the fire is drawing air from […]
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Your Guiding Light

by Chris Knauer· October 30, 2022· in Bathrooms, Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, DIY, Furniture & Fixtures, Hallways/Entryways, Home Decor, Kitchens, Living/Family Rooms, Offices, Tips and Trends· 0 comments · 3000 kelvin, accent lighting, ambient lighting, architectural lighting, bathroom lighting, bathroom pendant, bathroom sconce, bedroom chandelier, bedroom fireplace, bedroom lighting, cabinetry lighting, chandeliers, dimmable lighting, floating vanity light, floor lamps, garage lighting, how to create lighting layers, how to light a bathroom, how to light a dining room, how to light a room, how to light the bedroom, how to light the family room, how to light the great room, how to light the kitchen, how to light the living room, how to select a dining room chandelier, how to select lighting, kitchen island lighting, kitchen island pendants, kitchen lighting, kitchen pendants, Le Corbusier, LED blubs, LED light strips, lighted bathroom mirror, lighted shelves, lighted shelving, natural light, pendant lights, spa like bathroom, table lamps, task lighting
“The history of architecture is the history of the struggle for light.” Le Corbusier – Architect Think about the difference between getting your photo taken in at your local DMV under harsh fluorescent lighting, versus your picture at a sexy, low-lit restaurant. Good lighting is truly everything, but it is oftentimes an afterthought when designing a room. Whether it’s a bright task lamp on your desk to help you stay productive or a sconce by your bedside for cozy late-night reading, lighting is one of the most powerful tools for creating a specific mood. Bringing lighting decisions to the forefront of the design can make all the difference, and we’ll show you how. Layer the Light Lighting, like any great interior design element, should be layered to create contrast. A mix of accent, ambient, natural, and task lighting in the home provides a nice balance of light and dark that grants each room richness and depth: Accent lighting – supplementary light that illuminates dark corners or small spaces. A can light placed above a shower enclosure is one example. Ambient lighting – the general overall light that illuminates the entire space, such as a chandelier in the center of a […]
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Know Your Sh*t!

by Chris Knauer· September 19, 2022· in Bathrooms, Furniture & Fixtures, Tips and Trends· 0 comments · back-to-wall toilet, bidet, comfort height toilet, double cyclone toilet, dual flush toilet, gravity flush toilet, high-tank toilet, japanese toilet, kohler toilet, one-piece toilet, pressure assist toilet, residential urinal, standard height toilet, toilet heights, toilet styles, toilets, tornado flush toilet, toto toilet, two-piece toilet, up flush, urinals, wall-hung toilet
John. Loo. Can. Commode. Potty. Prive. Pissoir. Oval Office. Porcelain Throne. WC. Reading Room. Crapper. Head. Shi*ter… The Toilet! Toilets are the most functional fixtures in a bathroom, but there are many different design options available. Heights and water flow vary, as well as basic shapes and outlines to suit different style preferences and space limitations. So, let’s learn more about this famous seat and how to best incorporate the right one into your “cloakroom.” (1) Stylish Stools (2) Toilets, believe it or not, can enhance the style of your bathroom. A toilet can add to the vintage charm you’re seeking, keep it sleek and modern, or stay in line with a good ole traditional bathroom aesthetic. Check out the different types of toilets. Two-Piece Toilets (Close-Coupled) Two-piece toilets are the standard. A two-piece consists of the toilet bowl and tank. The two pieces are secured with bolts and a gasket that seals the passage of water from the tank to the bowl. Most affordable Incredibly durable – longer life span More design options to choose from One-Piece Toilets One-piece toilets are a bit more expensive than the standard two-piece toilets but the benefits and characteristics outweigh the bigger price […]
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