Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Designing & Decorating Small rooms....
Kwa wale wenye chumba kimoja, ama vyumba viwili, napenda kuwaeleza kua Homez Deco tunaweza kupamba na kupanga dhamani zao, na kutoa ushauri kwa gharama rahisi....
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Tuwasiliane kwa mahitaji ya huduma zetu.....
How to Choose Colors for a Master Bedroom
Choose colors for a master bedroom that are calming and tranquil, so that you can sleep better.
Here are some tips on how to choose colors for a master bedroom.
Today I'm going to help you choose the right color for your master bedroom.
So many people put their master bedroom last in line to decorate.
When you think of painting your master bedroom, think about peace and quiet and rest and relaxation, maybe daydreaming and things like reading, and of course, sleeping.
Think of Soothing Shades to Choose Colors for a Master Bedroom
Think of pale, soothing colors like a soft green, a cream, maybe a soft gray blue, an ivory color - things that make you think of soothing, quiet, peaceful light. I like to think of a sunrise - the light colors just before dawn.
Head on over to your local paint store and take a look at how they have their paint colors displayed. Maybe you'll see a strip of blues. Take a look at those blues - you're going to see a very pale, soft, soft blue, all the way down to a very deep, dark, mysterious indigo. But they're all blue! So the trick is to find the one that says: sleep.
So look for some colors that are really toned down - not too bright, not too heavy, you don't want to weight down the room, or have too much contrast that's a little too much extra stimulating. But if you really want to go for it and go for the drama, go ahead! Just know that it probably won't help you sleep.
Test Samples in Different Lighting to Choose Colors for a Master Bedroom
Take home some samples of your favorite colors, paint them up on some poster board, and try them out on different parts of your room at different parts of the day. And don't forget to look at them under your bedside light, and first thing when you get up in the morning. The color will really look different.
So sleep well
with Cindy Kunz
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
How to Make a Small Bathroom Look Bigger -
Bathrooms can range in size and color, but are more often than not quite small. But there are ways to give these intimate spaces a roomier feel, Check out how to make a small bathroom look bigger with a few simple decor changes.
Bathrooms can range in size and color, but are more often than not quite small. Sometimes these tiny rooms can feel more claustrophobic than cozy. But there are ways to give these intimate spaces a roomier feel, just by simply changing around colors and room decor.
Lets get started!
Choose the Right Wall Color for Bathrooms
The most important aspect of decorating any type of room is the wall color. This seemingly simple change can make all the difference, setting the overall tone of the room. Lighter colors such as whites and soft pastels will help make your bathroom appear bigger and feel more spacious. The lighter color scheme will also help you create a soft, serene and soothing atmosphere.
Create Height and Brightness in a Small Bathroom
Additionally, adding a crown molding to the ceiling can enhance the height of the space, while giving it an elegant touch. The same theory applies for the floor of your bathroom. Consider lighter, neutral colored tiles or simply add a lighter colored bath mat.
If you’re still looking to brighten up your bathroom a little without going crazy on the walls, how about some fun accent colors? Choose bright or bold colors for towels and accessories to add some fun but still give the room a calm feeling.
Additionally, you can add extra lighting to the bathroom to brighten up the space, especially if there is a lack of windows. It is easy to install wall sconces or even set up small lamps on counter tops. Candles are another great way to subtly light the room while setting the mood.
Remove Bathroom Clutter
Now it’s time to remove the clutter. Look around your bathroom. Is there any unnecessary shelving, furniture, or hangers around? Remove those to create more space. If you still need storage, underneath the sink or in the vanity are great places to keep small bathroom accessories without cluttering the room.
Sometimes, bathrooms end up being the room that collects the random trinkets and accessories. Although they may be small, these items can create a clutter. So go through and get rid of any unnecessary accessories.
If you can, replace your current mirror with an even bigger one. Mirrors offer optical illusions by making the space appear bigger than it actually is. They’re also great for making the room feel lighter. Choose one or two pieces or artwork, one floor rug, and just a few items for the counter tops. The rest should be stowed away.
Keep the Bathroom Organized
Organization is key for redecorating any room because it will create much more space and eliminate unnecessary things. Bathroom organizers that can fit in cabinets and vanities really come in handy to store everything from medicine, to toiletries, to makeup. If you’re lucky enough to have a closet in your bathroom or nearby, take advantage of it! Stowe away towels and linens you may have out on hooks, which makes the space feel smaller.
We hope these tips have helped make your bathroom feel more spacious, organized, and serene.
From Abby Feldman
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