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Custom bookshelves Make Your library Be Ellegant

Architect Jeffrey Povero maximized space in his 860-square-foot New York apartment with architectural custom shelving, which provides neatly efficient storage. He also used opposing paint colors to make the space seem larger: Benjamin Moore’s Iron Mountain (on walls) and white (in recesses) help the dark color dematerialize at the edges. Bedspread from ABC Carpet and Home.

Photo by Peter Murdock

Warm neutrals With yellow accents Is Good Library

Another view of Trey Laird's library, featured in Elle Decor. Jeffrey Bilhuber found the Moroccan table at a Paris flea market. The wool carpet is by Beauvais. Bridgewater sofa designed by Bilhuber. The painting on the bookshelf is by Elizabeth Peyton.

By Photo from Elle Decor

Goog Ideas for small spaces

The tiny and fabulous Manhattan living room of Michelle Adams, a former domino magazine stylist and the mastermind behind the eco-friendly Rubie Green fabric range. Adams' decor was inspired by the JK Capri Hotel in Italy.

She uses this diminutive space to work on Rubie Green projects, stashing storage and clutter behind a curtain and hanging fabric samples above an inspiration board. She scored the Jonathan Adler Bel Air Lamp at his annual sample sale.

The IKEA 'Lack' bookcase holds books, jewelry, and Adams' domino collection. The bamboo chair at the Pottery Barn/Williams-Sonoma outlet store and covered the seat cushion in Rubie Green's 'Mary' print.

Photo by Patrick Cline

Bedroom Interior With Lamp Modern wallpaper

Interior bedroom, glam and pretty. The geometry of the table and lamp play off the round shapes so nicely, too. And the clock! And the red cord of the lamp next to the red borders of the parasols! Oh, oh.

Style Glamorous Bathroom Interior Design

This small bathroom has been brightened up instantly with shimmering metallic wallpaper. This modern bathroom is given a glamorous twist with stunning wallpaper that shimmers in the light. Create a glamorous feature wall with iridescent tiles. Soft grey walls and deep brown floor tiles work well with a contemporary mirror and wall-mounted radiator to create a clean, modern look. A curved shower-bath is a great alternative to a shower enclosure in a small bathroom. Rich purple paintwork teamed with fresh white tiles creates a glamorous feel in this bathroom sanctuary. Create an intimate and glamorous bathroom by combining bold, organic patterned wallpaper with free-standing bathroom furniture.

Yellow Living Room Good Ideas for Small Spaces

In her Manhattan apartment, designer Amanda Nisbet lacquered the walls of the library with a custom-mixed green (based on Benjamin Moore's Forest Moss). She used the same color to spruce up the desk and chair set, coating the red leather desktop with green paint and swapping the chair’s red leather for a nailhead edged chartreuse Edelman leather on the front and a Clarence House gray velvet on the back. Above the desk hang three black-and-white photos from the Staley-Wise Gallery: A portrait of Mick Jagger by David Montgomery; a photograph of Yves Saint Laurent kissing Francoise de la Renta by Jerry Schatzberg; and a shot of the model Varuschka by Bert Stern.

Nisbet used more smoky gray tones throughout the room to ground the vibrancy of the wall paint. The sofa is upholstered in the same gray Clarence House velvet as the desk chair. The green throw pillows are from Madeleine Weinrib. The small tables are 1940s French and come from an old hotel in Paris. Made of brass and glass, they help open up the room; Nisbet said a coffee table would be too imposing in the tight space (the room is 10' by 12').

Rug is from the Rug Company. Roman window shade made of Holland & Sherry felt edged in Samuel & Sons’ Greek Key-pattered tape. Custom T-back slipper chair upholstered in Holland & Sherry gray pinstriped fabric. French chandelier is 1940s and made of mercury glass, brass, and wrought iron.

White Kitchen Interior Design by Pietro Arosio

This kitchen designed by Pietro Arosio, white colour make kitchen look luxury, and match for your home interior design.

Style With Black on white Family Room

Family Rooms are this Saturday's theme. The caption reads:

Black on white is always striking and sophisticated when handled well. The stripes here are not painted; they are made by covering boards with a black vinyl fabric so that they stand out in color and in fact. To make this spectacular, begin by painting the wall white. Cover squared standard 8-inch boards with a shiny black vinyl. Use a stapler to fasten the fabric to the back of the boards. Pull the fabric taut. Adhere board to wall with adhesive. Be sure that you space boards at equal distances. If even one of them is a little out of line, it will look amateurish and destroy the effect.

Family Room In Villa Sienna

Family room of Villa Sienna, Alliance Children’s Theatre Christmas House, inspired by an 18th century Tuscany villa, built in Atlanta by Beecham Builders, LLC and designed by Harrison Design Associates.

The Master dressing room

The dressing area just of the master bedroom and the door to the master bathroom.

Painted Interior Doors

Interiors from the Edo Open Air Architecture Museum

Patio Doors open all the way to Bedroom

Watching the sunset has a whole new meaning when you can do so in the comfort of your own bed. This bedroom design boasts large double patio doors to allow the outside in. The calm green walls and the understated interior help to rejuvenate the spirit while acknowledging the view as the focal point. This effect is achieved through the simplicity of the bedding and window treatments, while the darker patio wood and railing draw the eye outward. Recess lighting provides the perfect amount of soft glow, allowing the outdoors to dictate the level of illumination for the room. However, the patio doors can be shut and the blinds drawn to provide the necessary privacy that is often required in a bedroom. If bedroom décor is meant to reflect the occupant’s definition of comfort, this one says serenity.

Style Lemon and Lime

A hi-gloss dining table and white walls transforms this dining room into a contemporary and airy space. Zesty colour is added with vibrant dining chairs upholstered in cool blue stripes, and bright tableware.

Sweet Yellow Dining Room

Yellow is such a vibrant colour, opt for simple furniture like these chairs from Purves & Purves. The walls really energise the room with the backdrop of white curtains from Next.

Iwerk

The iwerk conference room, where business meetings (and the occasional game of Rock Band) are held.

Blue Moon Hotel

Blue Moon Hotel Conference Room; Miami Hotel Conference Room; Blue Moon Hotels Conference Room; Miami Hotels Conference Room.

Warm Bedroom

A chocolate suede bed teamed with a wooden side table makes this room incredibly warm. The gold wallpaper and cream curtains are a great backdrop for dark furniture.

Taupe Bedroom

The bedroom of a Park Avenue apartment decorated by designers Bill Brockschmidt and Courtney Coleman.

Simplicity and freedom

In this italian interior, plenty of air and light along with minimum decoration make the architectural solution original and comfortable.
Design: Domenico Mula
Architecture: Maurizio Belli
Photography: Gianni Basso

Interior Design Ideas

When decorating a room, there are many things to think about. Space planning, flooring, lighting, furniture, and window treatments are just a few. You'll find interesting information here about how to incorporate all of the elements of décor into your decorating project and use them to the best advantage for your space. The décor refers to different kids of patterns of design like formal décor, contemporary décor, traditional décor and modern décor.

Formal Home Décor
When formal décor comes in mind, we automatically refer to period homes or fine hotels. . The formal décor is also a space that is livable and comfortable. Some additional guidelines to follow include:

• Tall windows, heavy window treatments, fire places and large mirrors are specifically used in this kind of décor.
• To create a formal setting, you need to keep both lines and symmetry in mind.
• The furniture would be arranged in a straight line inside the room and in most cases, furniture and accessories would be arranged in pairs.
• Cloth are generally used on the walls.
• The surfaces of furniture, floors, mirrors, and light fixtures would be polished to a bright shine with high gloss.
• The fabrics used for bedspreads, pillows, couches, and window treatments are very luxurious and rich.
• The use of rugs, oil paintings and crystal chandeliers are typical characteristics.

Contemporary Home décor

Contemporary decor is a style that can be described as simpleast of all ecors, it conveys a sense of simplicity. It is generally categorized by neutral and earthy colours.

• This kind of décor uses distinctive outline, linear patterns, geometric shapes and black as the primary colour.
• There are striking colour patters like used of red with orange and this lies in this décor scheme.
• The furniture has the clean and fast lines and made up of smooth fabric or leather.
• Metal lights are generally the characteristics of this kind of décor.

The themes

• For a newlywed couple the furniture should be in soft and pastel shades radiating the warmth of love.
• For children the furniture should reflect a naughty streak on the outside and feature durability on the inside. The beds for children also include bunk beds.
• The youngsters need space for the storage of books as well as CDs; thus, their furniture should be made accordingly. You can also choose different bed sets, bed frames and more.
• Some people don't want too much of mix 'n' match; they would like to have furniture that is uniform. For such people it is a feasible idea to have Bedroom Furniture sets that would feature beds, dressers, nightstands, and chests done in a similar style.
• For those of you who want your rooms to look like a straight leaf from a coffee table book, get antique furniture for your room.
• The Bedroom Furniture includes furniture that is meant to help in the storage of items as well. Thus, for this there are chests, armoires and racks meant for keeping blankets or quilts.
• You can also go for contemporary furniture that is high on style. The contemporary furniture is sleek, as it has been designed to take less space.

Where to start

• With a tape measure, measure the room. Draw the bedroom to scale on graph paper.
• Every room needs a focal point and that the focal point in a bedroom is nearly always the bed. Give it center stage.
• When choosing furniture, decide what tasks need to be accomplished in this private room. You need a TV, a study table, a library, closet or anything else of your choice.
• Select the pieces that are musts such as desks, dressing tables, and storage pieces, first. Make sure that there is space for the furniture that will be primarily used. Getting fun pieces to state one's personality can come later.
• Think outside the box, and begin to design a bedroom that invites one into a cozy and personal space, as opposed to a replica of the new furniture sales showroom floor!
• There is no reason to buy all of the pieces of any matching set. Simply purchase what appeals, and coordinate with other pieces using fun paints or fabrics, bringing the decor into harmony.
• There are many places to find bed room furniture and unique pieces, and finding just the right nightstand, or bed frames, or dressing table, or ottoman, can be part of the fun in designing a room to match the desired mood!
• Today's bedrooms need to be functional while providing an atmosphere of relaxation. The idea is anything goes, as long as there is balance and harmony between the color of the bed room furniture pieces placed over there.