A: White furniture makes the room look bigger. Lighter colors = bigger looking room.
Don't buy a different colored bed and nightstand. It would defeat the point of getting new furniture and make it look like you just threw some old stuff
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Kelly & Greg's Chez Glamouramous House Tour | Apartment Therapy ...
Years lived in: 6 months — rented
As a fashion blogger and photographer combo, Kelly and Greg have a special knack for revealing the glamourous in the unassuming. Behind the doors of their simple and sleek modern apartment lies a whimsical, elegant and diverse collection of finds that is telling of the couple’s adventures in taste-making.
“You’re just in time! Come downstairs and see what my Grandmother just mailed us from Texas!” This type of greeting, along with a friendly kiss-kiss, is nothing out of the ordinary when paying a visit to the home of the fashion stylist/photog duo (and good friends) Kelly & Greg. As the bubbly and inventive personality behind the fashion blog TheGlamourai.com , Kelly spends her days mixing high and low to create chic and unique, trend-setting looks - and her personal style in the home is no different. We scoop up Bunny (their irresistibly adorable Papillon) and follow Kelly down into the office to find Greg assembling a vintage aluminum Christmas Tree. “It was in my Great Grandmother’s attic, still wrapped in newspaper from 1962. Isn’t it perfect?”
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Floor tile: moss penny round from the Tile Shop
Vanity and sink: Ikea Godmorgon
Mirror: Ikea Molger
Light: Indoor/Outdoor light from Home Depot
Paint: Benjamin Moore... -
Floor tile: moss penny round from the Tile Shop
Vanity and sink: Ikea Godmorgon
Mirror: Ikea Molger
Light: Indoor/Outdoor light from Home Depot
Paint: Benjamin Moore... -
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Floor tile: moss penny round from the Tile Shop
Vanity and sink: Ikea Godmorgon
Mirror: Ikea Molger
Light: Indoor/Outdoor light from Home Depot
Paint: Benjamin Moore... -
Check out Charlotte's Mid-Century Modern Home Tour
If your heart beats a little faster at the thought of the Everly Brothers, cars with fins, and live broadcasts of “I Love Lucy,” you’ll likely be a pushover for Historic Charlotte’s Mid-Century Modern Home Tour on May 11.
It’s an eight-home homage to architects’ deliberate effort to bring modernism to America’s post-war suburbs.
First called California Modern, this residential design style was prevalent during the construction boom after World War II (1945-1965). It’s characterized by clean, angular lines and open spaces, simple shapes, unornamented facades and the use of new materials such as reinforced concrete, glass and steel. Roofs have only a slight pitch. The aesthetic could be described as almost aggressively un-fussy.
The home of Julian Clark and Robert Propst has all that and then some.
The house was built by a young, newly married couple in 1958 on nearly an acre in the SouthPark area. The single-story L-shaped house originally had 2,400 square feet.