COMFY HAVEN

“For a house to be successful, the objects in it must communicate with one another, respond and balance one another.” – Andre Putman   This colorful and eclectic home belongs to Australian artist Kirra Jamison . Her home show cases much of her artwork that is mainly brightly colored gouache and vinyl painting.   Her home and her artwork merges together so well.



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“A house is much more than a mere shelter, it should lift us emotionally and spiritually.” – John Saladino Just looking at the images of this loft did just that to me . Pristine white with pops of color gives this spectacular loft  depth, continuity and visual lightness.The lime green sofa and the mismatched pillows makes the living area striking and unique, if combined with any other color this effect might have been overwhelming but with white as a backdrop, this interior is calming and uplifting.  

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The interior of this villa with bright white walls and contemporary design makes a refreshing shelter. They neutral toned decorative pillow and the over sized cushions for seating are a great way of creating a cozy, comfortable living space. 

Ines Colmorgen and André Wyst are two better halves, who found each other 7 years ago. Ines owns a children's store. André loves print and  works as an art director for three magazines that are about interiors, product design and illustration for children. When I came across the images of their apartment in Torstrasse, Berlin, I was immediately impressed by its unique decor. I was inspired by the way they had taken little bits and pieces and put them together to make their home shine with personality . They have balanced each other personalities in their decor by creating small vignettes that really show off who they are.

















Images via freundevonfreunden
Fotos: Ailine Liefeld

I feel like going to the coast...or going coastal this week. It started with finding some lovely coastal inspired decor via Etsy. Today I thought I would post some lovely coastal inspired homes. What do I love most about coastal homes... I love the - light. They look so fresh and cozy and invite you to come in and be comfortable. Here are some of my favorite interiors and some tips on how you can incorporate the look into your own home.

Tip 1. If you are starting from scratch try to keep your walls and upholstery light neutral colors.
This home very has pale blue walls and light blue upholstery on the sofa.

source: decorpad.com

Source : Coastal Living

This bed room has a white palette. The slight touches of dark furniture and the wall images adds a very elegant touch to the whole look.

source: Traditional Home

Tip 2.  Add color using throw pillow and decorative accents. This relaxed coastal living room has a gorgeous neutral setting  and a aqua, and persimmon color scheme that has been added using cushions, lamps, rugs and paintings.

Source: Southern Living

Tip 3. Use wood. I love the distressed wood effect on the furniture in this room . The two side tables made of wood just blends in with  white side tables as they both have nicks and discoloration on them.
Tip 4. Concentrate on your outdoors. Don't skimp on decor and furniture for your patio and verandah.

Source: Completely Coastal

Tip 5. Don't follow any tips... just follow your heart. Throw the rule book out the door and you might end with a home that is not just coastal but full of personality.

Source : Coastal Living

This lovely apartment Found on Trendir, belongs to Miriam Alia of Studio Living Pink. Her gorgeous home has exciting pops of colors, unique patterns and textures and a blend of styles on a back drop of crisp white walls,ornate crown molding and wenge wood floors. She has mixed classic and modern pieces to give the home a global feel. The color pink ( which is very trendy at the moment) plays an important role and we need not wonder why considering Alia's studio name. The closet is just YUMMY!

Found Via Apartment Theraphy