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Over the years, trends in interior design have been prevalent, with several homeowners striving to keep up with the newest designs. However, with the constant change and emergence of new designs, it can be challenging to keep up, and I honestly ask… is it ok to ignore trends in interior design?


Plainly put, ignoring trends in interior design allows you to personalize your home based on your own unique taste and preferences. By following trends blindly, I feel like you risk losing your individuality and end up with a generic living space, as opposed to a customized one that reflects your personality. From selecting colours  to furniture, ignoring trends allows you to create your own unique style that is entirely personal to you.  We love that!


Stepping away from trends in interior design  also promotes longevity and sustainability. Trends come and go, and it is not usually financially feasible to keep up with them all. By ignoring trends, you can select timeless designs and materials that can withstand the test of time, avoiding the need for a constant overhaul of your living space. Adopting a timeless approach in interior design ensures sustainability, reducing the environmental impact of constant remodeling. We love this, too.


Ignoring trends in interior design allows for budget-friendly interior decor options. Trends can be expensive and require constant updates, which may not be feasible for homeowners operating on a budget. You can achieve a beautiful living space without breaking the bank by selecting classic designs that are not subject to the changing trends.


You know, I actually believe that ignoring trends in interior design promotes harmony in your design, and reduces stress for you. Keeping up with trends can be stressful and requires constant updates, which may add pressure and added expense to homeowners. However, by ignoring trends, homeowners can create a relaxed and comfortable living space that promotes harmony and peace of mind, hence increasing their overall well-being.


While being up-to-date with trends in interior design can seem like the “norm”, it’s perfectly acceptable to ignore them. When you are brave enough to do that, you can create a personalized living space that reflects your personality, promotes sustainability and longevity, promotes harmony, and is budget-friendly. Embrace your individuality and concentrate on creating unique living spaces that are both aesthetically appealing and functional for YOU!

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Using Brave Colour Choices in Home Décor

When it comes to decorating your home, choosing the right colors is an essential element. Colours play a significant role in setting the mood and creating a certain atmosphere in a room. While many people opt for safer neutral shades, using brave color choices in your home decor can create a striking and unique look that reflects your personality and creativity.

Bold color choices can add an unexpected and refreshing pop to any room in your home. However, it can be intimidating to incorporate such vivid hues into your home décor. Here are some tips to help you make the right colour choices and create a beautiful, eye-catching space.



Choose the Right Color Scheme

When it comes to creating a bold colour scheme, you want to make sure that the colours you choose compliment one another. Choose a color wheel, and pick a combination of colors that are next to each other, such as shades of blue and purple or green and yellow. Alternatively, you can choose a colour scheme that uses complementary colours, such as purple and yellow or blue and orange.



Consider the Room’s Function

Tranquil colours, such as blues or greens, are often associated with calmness and serenity, making them an excellent choice for bedrooms and bathrooms. On the other hand, the vibrant energy of red or orange can be perfect for social spaces, such as the living room or dining room. Therefore, when selecting a colour scheme for a specific room, consider its function and its primary purpose.



Make a Statement with Accent Colours

If you're not quite ready to take the plunge into a bold, bright wall colour or furniture, using accent colours can be a great way to add a pop of bold colour. Add bright, colourful cushions, curtains, or other accessories such as a statement rug or wall art to inject a splash of personality and vibrancy into your space.



Incorporate Monochrome Themes

Monochrome themes can create a dramatic effect while using a single colour or hue in a variety of shades. The result is a subtle yet powerful colour story that creates a low-key but stylish look. Using monochrome themes can also be a way of adding depth and texture to your décor, making the room appear more sophisticated and elegant.

Finally, while bold colour choices can be impactful, keep in mind that it's essential to maintain balance and harmony in your home's décor. Your bold colours should complement one another and work together cohesively. Use your decor and furnishings as a canvas to express your personality and style, making sure that the colors you choose reflect who you are.



In summary, using bold colour choices in your home décor can be a fantastic way to create an exciting and unique living space. With a little planning and creativity, incorporating the right colour choices can breathe new life into your home, add character, and make a statement that's entirely you.


Thanks for stopping by!

xo

K



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Well, I often post images when I’m cooking or baking, because I just love being in the kitchen.

Surprisingly, enough people inboxed me about my muffin post last night, that I thought I’d just share it here to make it easier.


So here we are. I’m blogging a recipe of mine. Never thought I’d say that.




So here ya go! If there’s an easier way to do this, or a format that works better, please drop me a message… I am definitely not born to share recipes, as we can clearly see.

Thanks for stopping by!


xo

K




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