Decorating Outdoor areas

77 Lively Spring Balcony Decor Ideas

77 Lively Spring Balcony Decor Ideas
Spring is coming, and if you don’t have a large outdoor space living in a big city, then you probably have a balcony, at least a small one. How to decorate or what to place there for a cool look and to feel the spring? First of all, you’ll need some comfy and maybe colorful... 
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Decorating

83 Super Trendy Curved Furniture Items

83 Super Trendy Curved Furniture Items
Everything arched, curved and softly-shaped is totally on top, and this trend is here to stay as we are craving for tranquility and calm, and such shapes bring them at once. Arched doors and windows, arched bookcases and of course curved furniture of all kinds are right what you need to create a relaxing feel... 
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Decorating Kitchens

77 Neat And Chic Stacked Tile Backsplashes

77 Neat And Chic Stacked Tile Backsplashes
A kitchen backsplash is an important detail as it not only saves your walls from splashes but also add to the style of the space highlighting the color scheme. Kitchen backsplashes today are done using many materials but the main one is still tile, and the trendiest type of tile backspalshes is a stacked one.... 
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Decorating Outdoor areas

66 Inspiring Spring Porch Décor Ideas

66 Inspiring Spring Porch Décor Ideas
Spring is coming! Are you ready for it? And is your home ready? What about outdoor spaces? Your porch is perhaps the first place that your visitors will see, so keep it properly decorated to welcome spring! Today I’m gonna inspire you with some of such refreshing ideas for this spring but first let’s find... 
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Bathrooms Decorating

81 Non-Boring Black And White Bathroom Decor Ideas

81 Non-Boring Black And White Bathroom Decor Ideas
Black and white is a timeless color scheme for any space but many people today say that it’s too ordinary and boring. I’ve prepared some cool ideas to go for black and white in the bathroom but still keep it interesting and awesome, I hope you’ll like some of them. What Bathroom Can Be Black... 
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Decorating

52 Beautiful Herringbone Floor Ideas

52 Beautiful Herringbone Floor Ideas
Hardwood floors are a gorgeous part of any home’s design and they are a decision you make once and will live with for years to come, they bring chic to the space and add value to your home. They can change the whole look of the room and even set the tone. Among such floors... 
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Bathrooms Decorating

50 Eye-Catchy Bathroom Herringbone Tile Ideas

50 Eye-Catchy Bathroom Herringbone Tile Ideas
There are some materials that are considered timeless in home decor, for example, marble, wood, leather and some types of tiles that never go out of style, for example, subway and herringbone. Herringbone tiles add geometry and interest to any space without breaking the bank, so you may use them to make your space timeless.... 
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Decorating Kitchens

74 Eye-Catchy Herringbone Backsplashes

74 Eye-Catchy Herringbone Backsplashes
A kitchen backsplash is a piece that saves your walls from dirt and splashes and also gives interest and catchiness to the kitchen highlighting its style. There are brick, hex, subway and many other tile backsplashes, glass and metal backsplashes and many other options to realize but today we’ll take a closer look at tiles... 
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Decorating Kitchens

Small Pantry Organization Tips And 53 Ideas

Small Pantry Organization Tips And 53 Ideas
Storage is usually one of the main matters of concern in every home, especially in functional spaces like kitchens. A pantry, even quite a small one, can easily solve this problem in your kitchen and declutter it instantly. If you are planning to make a pantry or already have a small one, this roundup is... 
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Bathrooms Decorating

86 Subway Tile Ideas For Your Bathroom

86 Subway Tile Ideas For Your Bathroom
What Are Subway Tiles? These are tiles that were designed to use them in subways, they were the cheapest at that time and then they went to homes, too. The first color was white as it reflected light and brightened up the subterranean stations; the tiles were glazed, so they were easy to clean. What... 
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