Many people think that mixing color and patterns together are a big NO NO. I fully disagree. You have to be mindful on what colors you are mixing together and what style you are going for which brings me to my next topic. The 80/20 rule. I don't know if it's as much of a rule as it is a guideline. I like to say, "in design there are no rules". Same thing applies with art. I'm also an artist and I love thinking outside the box, but still you want your overall piece to have fluidity and the same applies here for room design. The 80/20 rule goes as follows: 80% of the design you choose needs to coincide....
I started thinking today that it's time for a Spring Spruce up. I know it's only March but spring will be here before we know it. Between my design work, volleyball practice, home schooling and a mound of other things I sometimes don't feel like working on my house. Here are a few "SIMPLE" and "EASY" ways to make your home feel like Spring fast. #1 FRONT DOOR MATS Try the layered look everyone is doing right now with door mats. There are so many styles to choose from. You can transform your space by using just a few pieces. Set your mood before you even walk in the door. Boho Spirit CLICK BELOW TO...
This year, I did the 2018 Parade of Homes, OKC. I teamed up with an amazing builder, Adams-Kirby Homes! We won first place!!! Most people think of Urban Farmhouse as extremely rustic...and it can be. But my personal style is very Modern and Eclectic.
5. Always mix something old with something new. Use an old wooden crate and simply add a small cedar tree (fake or not) or find an old sleigh to put on your kitchen island with clear jars full of treats for your guests. 4. For a great coffee tablescape, grab an Urban Farmhouse Tulip Crate. Add old books, your favorite candle, a metal bucket with cedar in it and then pop a few ornaments on the top. If you want to add height grab one of your existing Holiday decorations and - Wala! You have a simple Farmhouse Christmas Look. 3. Old dough bowls are perfect year round for a farmhouse tablescape. You can change out what's in it depending on the season....
Sizzling hot dogs, the crunching of freshly cut watermelon, and crackling of fireworks are the timeless sounds of 4th of July! One of the best parts of summer is hosting your friends and family for a patriotic cookout. We are helping you navigate through all of the stars and stripes to create the best tablescape that will be the perfect back-drop for lots of laughs and sharing a summer holiday with loved ones. I have broken down my steps to dressing your farm table for the fourth using accessories found online and in your local stores. Use colors that correlate with the holiday, creating a theme for your event Use two to three-tiered plate stands to incorporate height within...
