Learn how to pick your colors

If you are unsure about how to play with the colors of your interior, I would recommend you to start with a monochromatic scheme with different "Saturation values", or with a "Complimentary scheme". If you know a bit more about color, go for an "Analogous scheme". I would recommend you to stay away of the "Triadic scheme" as you need a bit more training on understanding how to make it work with "saturation" and "value".

Grouping of Pendants - Creating a statement piece

One bulb on its own will make the space look unfinished, but put 20 bulbs together, and you'll have a statement piece! Once you've found the kind of bulbs you like, just repeat it or find variations to it and group them. Have fun placing them above your dining table, on your entryway, or on your stairway!

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Interior Pools

There are few pools that are actually well designed and consider the surroundings. These are a few examples of my favorites.

Best 10 Powder Room design concepts

Latest trends on Powder Rooms: Big sinks, vs textural or patterned walls / floors. Not for you? Then go bold with the color. Make your pick!

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Table Lamps

Here are some of my favorite table lamps for today! Architectural clean lines or fun?

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Religious Architecture

No matter your religion, architecture has always played a fundamental role in creating spaces of worship. Here are some examples of amazing architecture put to work by the hands of religion.

How to "Select the right backsplash"

If you are replacing the backsplash in your kitchen, or just chosing one for a new kitchen, keep in mind some of the rules we designers use to find the best materials. 

1. If you can afford stone slabs, do it! nothing is more beautiful than mother nature and it's variations.

2. If your cabinets are white, use a darker stone as a contrast if you want a bold kitchen.

3. Try using the same color on your countertop as on your backsplash. If that is not possible, try matching it to the color of your cabinets.

4. light colors work better for tiled backsplashes, unless you are doing a saturated room color. 

Laurence Amélie

I discovered this artist through Pinterest. I find her work perfect for "shabby chic" interiors and baby's rooms because the composition of the pieces and the colors are out of a fairy tale. Something about the simplicity on the theme with the hues used is just "romantic".

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