Design | Wellness | Cabinetry
Taking a flame to wood to create a finished produce may seem counter-intuitive. While generally used on exterior surfaces, charred wood panels are growing in appeal for interior use. Continue reading “What Is Shou Sugi Ban Treatment?”
When I’m not designing or thinking about my next post, I enjoy creative content from other bloggers. Here are some favorites and an little Link Love from this month.
I’ve talked here on KitchAnn Style about how an addiction to searching for new items and ideas and having too many decisions can lead to problems. Cinemographer Jamie Beck shares a personal story about her thoughts, feelings and experience with food as it relates to France and the United States after gaining weight on my recent journey home. Check it out here. Continue reading “Around the Web {February 2018}”
I’m not saying Scandi or hygge is dead but due to its dominance over the past few years, designers are looking toward finishes with more color and more pattern.
For 2018 expect to see a growth in comfortable furnishes and finishes that create a sense of cocooning and luxury. As design turns toward maximalism, what has been forgotten seems fresh and new again. Continue reading “On Trend: Terracotta Tile”
I have a love-hate relationship with trends. While I love to incorporate new looks in my own style and for my clients, this business — and it is a business — of keeping up with the times gets exhausting, and can be expensive.
While my cynical side resents feeling manipulated into wanting to buy new things, my more agreeable side is more accepting of the flow of fresh looks and innovation.
While I don’t adopt every new trend for myself, I do aim to stay educated on what is current. After all, not every trend is going to fit with my personal aesthetic – nor a potential client’s.
One trend that has caught my attention over the last several years is Color for the Home. Continue reading “The Importance of Color of the Year Picks”