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Stairwells & Frames: Love this Look?

Furnisher — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 06:41:39 +0000

Gallery walls are pretty much perfect anywhere you put them – but how about leading you up the stairs as in these images above?

Putting these arrangements together likely takes a decent amount of patience, but I’d say it is worth the effort! The first two picture galleries have a climbing effect as the stairs escalate, while the third image just has the frames arranged over the entire wall. And they’re all green, while the others are all black and a mixture of black, white, silver.

There’s a lot you can do with the details of this look – but as far as stairwells and picture frames go – what do you think of it? Do you love this look?

Wallpaper Accent Wall: Love This Look?

Would You Rather: One Painted Wall or Four?

Furnisher — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 21:55:26 +0000

If you absolutely had to choose to paint your bedroom in dark grey (or any other dark color), would you rather one dark gray accent wall?Or would you rather all four walls be painted dark grey?

If your bedroom does not have a good amount of natural light, then perhaps its better to stick with just one accent wall. But if you do have some good light, I think dark walls can be brightened with crisp whites and colorful accessories, bedding and rugs.

In the image with the accent wall, the light bounces off the white walls and the bed against the grey enhances the dramatic effect. If the grey wall stood alone without the bed, do you think the effect would be as grand? In the bedroom with all four walls painted grey, there is a lot of light, but there are also a lot of white and colorful accessories, including a bold orange headboard and bedframe.

So, tell us – which of these looks would you rather in your bedroom? How would you do it differently?

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View post: sixdifferentways.com

Wallpaper Accent Wall: Love This Look?

Konnex

Furnisher — Tue, 24 May 2011 01:37:34 +0000

Konnex is an innovative shelving system designed by Florian Gloss.

Each set of Konnex includes three basic modules in small, medium and large sizes. Each piece has slits that can be inserted into the side walls of the other cubes to create different arrangements.

Multiple sets of varying sizes can be pieced together to continuously expand on the Konnex shelving unit.

Konnex is in production by Müller Möbelwerkstätten. Designer Florian Gloss is an interior and product designer based out of Germany.

Originally posted here: sixdifferentways.com

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