From the lightest shades to the darkest, blue is a great, versatile color. Everyone seems to love blue so it’s an especially great color if you live with other people who seem to think their opinion matters in *your* design plans (comprise is so hard, guys). Here’s a list of go-to shades of blue from interior designers.
This home beautifully pulls together serene, coastal colors without feeling dull.
This home has that easy, unfussy style that looks chic without trying too hard. We already bookmarked the custom-built outdoor dining table — it has these perfect little individual seats that are half picnic bench half stool.
Modern art is brought into this home with very traditional architecture, and the result is a fantastic style juxtaposition.
We’re obsessed with the three R’s (reduce, reuse, recycle) so homes in repurposed buildings get our heart-rates up. This round-up features nine homes in buildings that were formerly used as schools and textile factories among other things.
“How Nostalgia Made Me Stop Hating My Mother’s China” is a fantastic article about where nostalgia and interior design intersect.
This apartment was completely gutted and transformed for under $100,000. The glass walled study has us swooning.
We were already enjoying this sweet home tour full of beautifully balanced color, and then we got to the greenhouse and the chickens and lost our city-dwelling minds.
This 100-year-old home in the Netherlands is a mish-mash of styles, but everything has a fundamental level of taste that makes it all work together.
This gorgeous home tour brings our favorite things to the table — beautiful design, local (Poconos!), and animals (it also doubles as an animal sanctuary).