Most known for its ability to “stop” wine, cork has evolved to become a growing trend in interior design. Sara Housley, editor and trend forecaster for WGSN Lifestyle & Interiors touts, “it’s been adopted by a range of high-profile designers and moved into the mainstream. We’ve seen it used for furniture, lighting, tableware, accessories and floors.” (1)
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In my research to compose a blog article about the collaborative process of interior design, I came across a fabulous two-part article by Amanda Rumore about the relationship between interior designers and architects.
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I’m going to let you in on a little interior design secret…we designers are odd. Well, some of us may be, but we like odd. Numbers, that is. We design in vignettes and groupings of 3 or 5 and sometimes 7 or 9. We refer to this as the “Rule of Three.” But why do we do it and why does it work?
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One thing you will always notice in interior design is the use of fabrics. We designers love fabrics – mixing and matching them, playing with color, texture, pattern and movement. From throw blankets and pillows to bedding, upholstery, drapery treatments and wall hangings, fabric plays an integral role in home décor and design. When it comes to utilizing fabric, however, designers need to know what types of fabric to use for each application. We must be aware of durability, cleanability and resistance to staining and fading.
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A house is not just a home; it is also an investment. And, like other investments, it requires upkeep to maintain and even increase its value. Repairs need to be made and improvements and renovations are required to stay current with design styles, trends and colors.
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Vintage, antique, shabby chic – these terms are used interchangeably and synonymously. But in actuality, they are quite different. Let’s investigate the differences:
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Whether it’s fall fashion or interior design, fur is in! And, luckily, for we animal lovers, today’s technology makes it difficult to tell the difference between real versus faux. So, we can enjoy the warm, luxurious texture without harming our animal friends.
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Talie Jane Interiors, based in South Lake Tahoe, serves clients throughout the region, including Reno, Carson City, Minden, Gardnerville, Glenbrook and beyond. It’s owned and operated by Natalie Malik, who is licensed to work in Nevada and California.
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As a family hub and the heart of the home, the kitchen is a space for culinary adventures and family time. An eat-in kitchen offers space for a sit-down family breakfast, lunch or dinner. Something seeming lost in today’s world of constant chaos. Whether you have a small or large kitchen, there are a variety of options for decorating and designing a charming eating space to enjoy precious family time. Here are some inspired ideas for creating a homey eat-in kitchen that will appease guests and family members alike
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Advances in the tile industry have allowed for the creation of wood look tile, rivaling everything you love about wood floors without the problems of hardwood. What is wood look tile? It’s porcelain tile that is made to look just like wood. In fact, it’s hard to tell the difference. The porcelain tiles have even reproduced the hand-scraped wood floor look and feel.
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