Marble Waterfall Kitchen Islands are a beautifully contemporary addition to your kitchen, and a popular trend to consider for your renovations! Here is some inspiration to help you design the perfect kitchen!
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Granite composite sinks are incredibly durable and stain resistant while also providing a sleek and modern environment to any kitchen. If you’re considering a granite composite sink, they are heavier than stainless steel sinks, so you may want to consider adding structural support to accommodate for the extra weight. Take a look below at a few granite composite sinks for inspiration!
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Chevron tile is one of the most popular design trends for homes at the moment. Chevron is a zigzag pattern that comes to a sharp point: imagine the letter “V” on repeat. The neat way the tiles fit together, the sharp central line where the V meets, and the textured zigzag horizontal pattern all work together to make this tile pattern super chic. Using slightly contrasting tiles colors to subtly define the zigzags, or blending block-color tiles with wood-look ones are very on-trend ways to work this look. Chevron tile can be used in flooring, on a backsplash, in rugs, or even on your walls!
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Marble and stone floors are among the most luxurious of flooring materials. Often found in bathrooms, they can make a statement elsewhere in the home, in kitchens, hallways, entry ways, staircases, and more. It can even be mixed with hardwood flooring to create a spectacular effect. Marble and stone floors are also among some of the most expensive choices for flooring, depending on quality.
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October is just around the corner so that means all the houses on the block will begin to “Haunt” their lawns! Join the Halloween theme this month by making your front entrance festive with Jack’o Lanterns, bats, cats, and even witches. Check out some of these terrifying front door decor for inspiration!
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The black and white color combo is often associated with clean lines, simplicity, and sophistication. Black and white pair well together in spaces, but can sometimes come off too stark and boring. When composing a palette of black and white monochrome, it’s important to mix in a few complimentary patterns to keep the space interesting. Symmetry in furniture or object arrangement helps to keep it grounded. To keep the room from seeing too cold and uninviting, use some plusher, more inviting fabrics like velvet, knits, wool, and faux furs.
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