ROOMS

Recently, I completed this warm and colorful E-Design Package for a client. As with all my E-Design Packages, the process begins with the client filling out an online questionnaire and emailing pictures and measurements of their space. If you are interested in more detail on how this process works, check out this blog post  and visit my website . My client already had her major pieces of furniture in her living room. She just needed accessories, art, window treatments and accent tables to complete the space. She also needed help selecting paint colors.  Below are all the 'mood boards' that I emailed my client. This mood board basically shows all the art, accent pieces, pillows, lighting, rug, and drapery panels that I suggested for her living room. Below shows what I suggested for her kitchen.  Her kitchen was mostly cabinetry so not a lot was needed.  I suggested a rug, a pretty colorful vase with flowers for the island, and some small art piec...

Since I found this via Pinterest many of you may have already seen it. But for those of you who have not,  it's   Paper Source's Colorscope Chart.  I was drawn to the blues - mostly pool or lake .  There are definitely some qualities in each that would describe me. What about you?  Is it right on, or completely off??

Awhile back, I posted about picking out colors for my master bedroom.  There were two different directions I was thinking of going.  To see the post click here .  Well, I decided on a color scheme - Navy, Aqua, Green, with pops of purples/berry tones. I already purchased the two green fabrics (for throw pillows) along with the navy striped fabric (to recover two king-sized shams).  The sewing has began, and more pictures to follow! If you need help designing your home, visit my website or send me an email at mboyerinteriors(at)gmail(dot)com.

So, you have an empty room you would like to decorate, or you have a space you would like to remodel & freshen up. How do you decide what color scheme to go with? Here are some ideas to help you figure it out: **Look in your closet - What colors are your clothes? This is a good indicator of what colors you are most drawn to. If your closet is full of clothing in earth tones maybe you would like your room being decorated in earth tones. **Build your room around a starting point piece - something you love. This could be a pillow, art, rug, etc. Look at what colors are in that piece and start putting your color scheme together from there. **Flip through a couple of current home decorating magazines and see what jumps out at you. *Look at other rooms in your home (if you are not completely starting over or in a empty new home). You want to have color flow in your home. This does NOT mean you want the exact same color scheme in every room. It just means you want to incorporate ...