Interior Design This Week

View in browser Product Of The Week A Countertop-Worthy Coffeemaker Give your morning caffeine routine a stylish makeover with a gorgeous pour-over coffeemaker that complements your kitchen's aesthetic. This design is perfect for kitchens short on storage – instead of using up valuable cabinet space to hide your coffeemaker, consider investing in one that looks beautiful enough to display. Get it on Amazon Stories This Week Moody Minimalism Meets Nature in this Forest House This forest house blends moody minimalism with natural elements. Click here to watch dark elegance blend with organic touches! Read more Upscale City Apartment Featuring Neutral Hues and Smart Home Integration If you're looking to revamp your living room, you've landed just the right place. This blog post holds inspiration for a simple yet luxurious interior by Eave Interiors. We're presenting it in the form of a 3D visualization, done by Mustafa Adel. Stay tuned for an upscale apartment that screams luxury and sophistication — despite […] Read more 51 Garden Statues To Add An Artistic Touch To Your Outdoor Decor Think of them as art for your garden. Garden statues are the perfect accessory to enhance and intensify the intended mood of an outdoor space or sunroom. Whether you are looking to infuse your backyard with a bit of humor, balance the composition of your landscaping, or draw attention to specific aspects of your outdoor […] Read more 23 Minimalist Gaming Setup Ideas Minimalist white engineering gaming setups can level up your space and enhance your overall experience. Here's inspiration for futuristic gaming setups. Read more Reading Of The Week The secret language of design books Ever wonder why that gorgeous living room in Architectural Digest always seems to have the perfect stack of books on the coffee table? Well, cozy up in your favorite reading spot and let's unpack this delightful bit of design intrigue. The article offers a fascinating glimpse into the hidden world of interior design photography, revealing how books are used as powerful visual and symbolic tools. Perhaps most inspiring is the idea that books in design serve as bridges between aesthetics and meaning. They're not just props, but storytellers in their own right, adding layers of personality and depth to a space. Read at Business of Home Best regards, The Home Designing Team Unsubscribe

Interior Design This Week

View in browser Product Of The Week Three-Piece Tabletop Organization Set Warm wood and black iron finishes give this tabletop organization set a sophisticated modern look, easy to coordinate and satisfying to use. This set includes three pieces – a low flat tray, a carved wooden bowl, and a tall cup component. Use this set to organize your life or display as decorative accents almost anywhere. Get it on Amazon Stories This Week Texture Tales: A Journey Through a Tactile Minimalist Home Scandinavian design elements shape this stylish modern home interior in Chisinau, Moldova. Belonging to a young couple, the apartment has a fresh feel that's warmed by swathes of natural wood tone and smoothly rounded silhouettes. The homeowners have a passion for design objects, art, music, fashion, travel, and mid-century modern architecture. This spirit is evident […] Read more A Natural Villa in Chengdu | Walking through a Living, Breathing Masterpiece This natural villa in Chengdu takes you through a stunning interior — one that feels like it's living and breathing! Read more 51 Small Dining Tables to Save Space Without Sacrificing Style Whether you have a studio apartment, a tiny dining room, or simply need compact seating, a small dining table can help reclaim some precious floor space. In this post, we’ve selected our favorite small dining tables for styles ranging from modern farmhouse to mid-century chic and so many on-trend themes in between. Need some storage? […] Read more 25 Cozy Mid Century Modern Living Room Ideas Design enthusiasts applaud mid-century modern style – but what is it, exactly? Born from a yearning for creativity after World War II, famed designers pushed the limits of engineering to produce iconic furniture and lights. Let's explore these striking retro silhouettes within fresh contemporary settings in this guide on how to create a cozy mid-century […] Read more Book Of The Week House Cat Through Paul Barbera's stunning photography, the book takes readers on a journey across diverse and enviable interiors, from New York penthouses to Mexican haciendas, all united by the presence of charismatic cats. This visual celebration not only highlights the beauty of interior design but also captures the essence of how these mischievous creatures effortlessly claim their territory, reminding us that a house truly becomes a home when shared with our feline companions. Get it on Amazon Best regards, The Home Designing Team Unsubscribe