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Dark Xmas

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Contrasting moulding

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If you like bold, maximalist decor, you’ll love designer Lily Sawyer’s home. Lily says to plan ahead & make a mood board. She’d rather shop at flea markets whenever she can. 

Another tip- embrace pattern & texture clash. Don’t worry if things match, if you like them, put them together.

Think about how you want the room to feel. Do you want it calm? Cozy? Relaxed? (Nah.)

I’ve heard this tip before- don’t be afraid to go dark in a small space. I think dark blue actually makes her small kitchen look bigger.

She says she originally painted this hall a lighter gray all they way up and hated it for 3 yrs. Now that she finally painted it darker, and loves it.

Her bedroom is called a visual cacophony. 

Her daughter must like her style, too, b/c she has the same lamp & neon on her nightstand.

Adorable, happy, son’s room.

Another sweet girl’s room.

She didn’t want the bathroom to look new, when they redid it, and the vintage style tub and tile look beautiful. 

https://inkifi.com/blog/how-to-create-an-eclectic-maximalist-interior.html

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Jade has a flower & decor shop and you can see her beautiful work reflected in her home. This is a faux floral Xmas arrangement on the railing.

Isn’t her tree and mantel stunning? 

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Kim had no plan when she started designing her 80-year-old home in Ottawa, Canada. The interiors blogger doesn’t even subscribe to one style. A self-described “flying by the seat of my pants” kind of person, she simply listened to the house.

What sold her was an original architectural element: A real entrance. “Once I saw that I didn’t have to walk directly into the living room, I was sold,” she remembers. “Then I was greeted with wainscoting. I nearly wept with glee.”

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