Baby Nursery Bedroom, 1967
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Baby Nursery Bedroom, 1967
2002 Colonial style home in Barnstable, Massachusetts is my kinda colors. If you like peach, you’ll love it. The home has 4bd., 5ba., and is listed for $2.950M + $450mo. HOA fee.
Fiona owns a vintage furniture store and decorated her apt. in Toronto, Canada with some of her finds.
Giovanna moved into a plain white New York City apt. and turned it into a peachy dream. In the entrance, the butterfly poster hides the circuit breaker box.
I really loved this sofa w/the peach checkered carpet, but she changed it out.
This is the new sofa. I really like the old one better.
She covered the counter with peach print paper.
There go the disco balls, again. I really need a few.
In her desk corner, Giovanna was so happy to score the chair for $25 on Facebook Marketplace. I guess it depends on the area you live in, b/c I never find any bargains there.
In the bathroom, the sink cabinet was black, so she painted it white, painted the ceiling peach and got a new shower curtain.
https://www.instagram.com/___giovannna/
I’m really starting to get into peach. This adorable little apt. in Finland is just so cute. The kitchen has an old wooden backsplash painted bright yellow with peachy cabinets above. The darker peach tablecloth really stands out against the white table & chairs.
Isn’t this vintage studio apt. bright and cheery? Love the peach, yellow and orange- it really perks up an older space.
What a great fireplace. I wonder what this space looked like before they brightened it up.
I wish I had seen this when I had an old apt. that I didn’t know what to do with.
Even the old bathroom got a little color.
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While looking for pins for my Just Peachy Pinterest board, I came across this wonderful peach-colored apt.
This is interesting- they integrated a home office area into what is, or was, a balcony.
The best shape to incorporate a dining table into a living room like this is rectangular. It fits perfectly at the far end.
White walls make a small bedroom look larger.
Instead of a large built-in wardrobe, they opted for two freestanding ones so as not to clutter up the space, since it has a very high ceiling. The curtains of the doors, lighten them.
The most intimate area of the house was distributed in a line so that the light passed from one space to another. And they were unified giving them the same color.
In addition to the cabinets, hangers were installed on the wall to hang the accessories and keep them organized. Order generates space.
Doors are kept open as much as possible to allow light to flow from one room to another. In white they are also more discreet.
Open and without doors, it is very light to look at.
https://www.elmueble.com/casas/pequenas/un-piso-de-60-m2-muy-bien-aprovechado_18322/10
A peach cushion picks up the colors in this pretty botanical tapestry, which is an inexpensive way to make a feature wall.
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