#bold decor

[thegikitiki]

Living Room Decor, 1972

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Here's a 1927 Tudor that has been completely remodeled in Modesto, California, starting with the exterior, by obliterating the brick with a facade of smooth plaster painted gray to match the homes on each side. 4bds, 4ba, $1.2M.

Entering thru the presumably original foyer, into the modern gray living room.

A blue feature wall combined with a very boldly marbleized facade on the fireplace. I don't care for the blue w/the colors of the fireplace.

In the dining room a table w/o chairs appears to be more of a display piece. A new spiral staircase was installed, there's enough space to make a dining room.

The opening in the ceiling was given a very artsy design.

The kitchen is very bold with black cabinetry, the uppers with white glass inserts. The sink, fridge and dishwasher are shades of blue with the counter in floor tiles and the backsplash in mosaics.

The family room in red has doors that open to the pool.

Bright blue mosaics in the shower room.

This looks like a guest room with 2 full-sized beds.

This blue & black bath is another bold redesign.

Very artsy railing on the original steep stairs.

Upstairs is a finished attic. The first thing at the top of the stairs is a bar.

This orange area is dedicated to steaming clothing.

A pink striped wall in the long part of an empty space.

It looks like the primary bedroom is up here and there's a balcony overlooking the pool.

Walk-in closet with plenty of room for shoes.

A new en-suite with a balcony.

Beautiful gardens surround the pool.

Cozy ivy-covered 2 car garage.

I wonder if the vintage marquee POT letters convey.

The house by night.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/805-Magnolia-Ave-Modesto-CA-95354/16070675_zpid/

[kmp-modernfurniture]

If a home could become a work of art, this design by @ashieshshaw would be the perfect example of a masterpiece.

The ultra modern architecture merges perfectly with the sculptural furniture and the unusual lighting fixtures that remind us of pieces from another planet.

In perfect dialogue with the unique furnishing, the interior design also boasts of deep and immersive colors through materials such as marble, stone, wood, and concrete. Just looking at the varied compositions is like taking a journey beyond our expectations.

[aestheticdigs]

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Would you ever think of painting the wainscoting gloss lipstick red and the wall and ceiling bright pink?

Before.

This Colorful Hallway Blends Elements of West African and Asian Design

Designer Joy Williams turned the plain space into a homey spot where residents will want to linger.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

If you like a different and colorful home, you’ll love this 1975 house in Mount Hope, West Virginia. $475K.

Not fond of striped wood floors, but there’s a zebra feature wall w/red and gold accents. I’m surprised there’s no fireplace.

The black & white in the dining room extends into the kitchen. 

But, it’s opposite- black with white accents. I like the white cabinets with gold trim.

This is the rounded wall we saw in the living room- it’s actually the hallway to the bds. and baths. 

Artistic turquoise floor lamp lights the way.

The main bd. is so open and the hallway is used as a dressing/makeup area.

Doors to the outside in a bedroom make me nervous. Any fool can break in. The main bd. has the tub in the room, which has become popular. 

WTH is that? Does the faux furry bed-cave convey? 

This looks like a teen room.

Each bath is decorated differently.

Down in the rec room there’s a large bar and movie themed decor.

Another bath down here.

There’s also a game area and in the corner, a home office.

One of the other baths.

Covered outdoor area alongside the house.

I’m not lovin’ that they drained the pool and made this, instead.

But, it’s on 17.9 acres of beautiful land. 

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1135-N-Sandbranch-Rd-Mount-Hope-WV-25880/97842960_zpid/

[kmp-modernfurniture]

@jaynedesignstudio celebrates art, craftsmanship, and bold design within this maximalist interior.

Every color, textile, accessory and furnishing serves a purpose and falls into a designated place. Nothing is random about the placement or selection of decorative pieces, seeing how they all come together in a hypnotising kaleidoscope that reflects the beauty of color in all its forms.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Lauren and her husband bought a bland new-build home. She didn’t like the gray & white look and wanted to put up colorful wallpaper. She didn’t know how to wallpaper and then found stick-on vinyl. That was the answer. This is the entrance hall before.

And, here it is after. She found that sticky vinyl didn’t come in many bold prints, so she launched her own company, called “Get Kooky” (with vinyl). And, this is her house, “Home of Get Kooky.” She has an online store and does ship to the US. 

Her living room is a stunning deep forest green and bright pink.

They loved the kitchen, but the builder didn’t put a backsplash in. The inexpensive, attractive solution? 

You guessed it- stick-on vinyl. 

The downstairs powder room got a facelift with vinyl walls, too. 

At first, she painted the stairway walls. 

Then, she repainted the wall, and started to fill the inserts with vinyl. 

Then, she took the carpet off the stairs, painted them pink, and added vinyl to the kick plates. 

This is her home office for “Get Kooky.” Notice the vinyl-covered desk. 

Her master bedroom is dark with pops of color. Isn’t it pretty?

The main bath is a lively pink & blue.

The tub surround is covered in a pretty vinyl print. Personally, I don’t know how I’d be with vinyl walls- I always get bubbles and creases. 

https://www.instagram.com/homeofgetkooky/     &  https://www.instagram.com/get.kooky/