Downtown Seattle redesign part 2

Part 2 of the Downtown Seattle Redesign!

 The client's bedroom needed both form and function. You can see in the before photos, she already had a beautiful bed ensemble and headboard, so we used that as our jumping off point to pull the room together. We mixed in rustic wood finishes, an elegant chaise lounge, and cottage decor to create a cozy oasis for her to retreat to.

 Here are few quick tips to create your own elegant retreat:

 Layer on the pillows!
 Ad a large mirror
 Ad a cozy rug
 Create a seating experience with either a chaise, chair, or small bench
 Use your bedding as inspiration and find art and accessories that coordinate
 Mix textures to create a layered look; in this case, velvet headboard, linen chaise, silk like rug, cotton bedding, and linen drapes

 It doesn't take a whole lot to make a big impact!

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Best of Fife 2014

It's Official, You Voted Us Best Specialty Store!

Thanks to all of you, our fabulous customers, for Voting us the BEST SPECIALTY STORE in Fife

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Redesign ideas from a Seattle Condo.

I am excited to share a recently completed design project!

 This fabulous client lives in an apartment in downtown Seattle, so our goal was to infuse color and style into an otherwise dark and beige space.

 In her case all of the walls and ceiling were painted in the same dreary taupe color;  it just sucked the life right out of the rooms.

 She did not want to paint all of the walls or the ceiling, so we opted to choose a bright color from our palette and paint two accent walls. Doing this moves the eye around the room, and the fabulous lilac shade is the perfect complement to the taupe walls and wood floors. We then selected grey, navy blue, cream, and a touch a fern green to round out the palette.

 Another key to the successful design was using bold patterns. If you are in a space that lacks a lot of light or architectural detail, bring life and detail in through bold color and pattern; we even installed an eclectic picture wall to highlight her friends and family. Everything was purchased on a budget from discount stores, and online sources like etsy and joss&main

 The client shared with me "This is the first time I have a style!" And she truly does. Stay tuned for before and after pics of her bedroom.

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