Interior Design

(Interior Design)

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Are you tired of your home's current style but don't know what to do about it? Three of the most popular home design styles these days are new Victorian, mid-century modern and the beach stone style, and if you are interested in knowing more Interior Design: An Essential Guide On Home Decorating With Luxurious Style is the book for you. The new Victorian style came about both as those who owned traditional Victorian property sought to update their homes, and those with other types of properties strove to add a touch of the Victorian home class to their own homes. This style can accurately be described as a mix of old and new, typically an older style of major focal pieces, typically with some new modern accents thrown in. Mid-century modern can be a difficult classification to nail down specifically, simply because it is often misattributed to so many different, and often conflicting, styles. Broadly, this term can be applied to graphic design, furniture and architecture that apes its design from the period dating from around 1935 to around 1965. This timeframe saw a sharp increase in influence from the modernist movement that began at the end of the 1800s and really took hold starting in the period post-World War I. The beach stone style takes the traditional costal style in a more high end direction. The traditional costal style works most effectively when it calls to mind a hint of the beach without going completely overboard with and ensuring everything has shells or fish somewhere in the periphery. While the traditional style favours lots of bleached woods, the beach stone style, predictably, goes in a light stone or tile direction instead, including things like slate interior walls, title fireplaces or marble counter and bench tops.

Here Is What You'll Learn About... (Design and style options for every size of home or budget) (Crucial interior design tenants to keep in mind before you start your own renovations)( How bringing in Victorian furniture can turn your living room into a new Victorian paradise overnight)( Central considerations for each style allowing you to follow the suggestions or make your own path instead)( How mixing a costal aesthetic with stone accents can easily allow your rooms to remain grounded while still feeling airy)( All the right colors and finishing touches to give your mid-century modern bedroom that right sense of time and place)( New Victorian bedroom options outside of just throwing period furniture everywhere)( Beach stone bathroom suggestions that take the tile in an unexpected direction)Much, much more

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