Blue is a colour that is often related to a sense of calm. It’s also considered royal, tranquil, and serene. Therefore, it’s quite a popular hue to be used in interior designs - especially in accent pieces like throw cushions and pillows.
If there’s one colour that you can never go wrong with, it’s black! The dark, achromatic essence of this hue is perfect for contrasting and accenting various interior design themes - thus, it’s the best colour for cushions!
If there’s one fabric pattern that never goes out of style, it’s the stripes. Truly evergreen and timeless enough to appeal to contemporary sensibilities, the stripes are a well-loved cushion pattern that can be styled in many ways.
If you’ve got a furniture piece that requires accenting, then here’s how you can spruce it up with striped cushions and all the various designs that they can be paired with.
On The couch with Velda, the creative mind behind Almond Tree Designs.
Recently I had the opportunity to speak to Velda, the creative mind behind Almond Tree Designs, a small family owned business with the most extensive and beautiful wall art collection. Almond Tree Design is based in West Melbourne, Australia.
We all love floral patterns in one way or another because it’s timeless, pretty and makes us feel happy. But how do we style it beautifully for our home? Making sure it’s timeless, beautiful and not too busy or tacky? Today, we’ll show you how to do it using cushions as an example. And of course you can apply the same if not similar approach across other decors too.
Another very common question we get from our clients. And it is also one of our favorite questions. The best part is there is no right or wrong answer, it all depends on the look you want to achieve. And the options are endless!
We all love to decorate with cushions but how do we style it to elevate our home? How do we make it look WOW? Here are my six top tips.
How Many Cushions Should You Have on a Sofa?
I often get asked this question and I don’t think there is a right and wrong answer. It all comes down to personal preference. How do you want to feel when you enter that room? What kind of atmosphere do you want to create?
How Many Cushions Should You Have on a bed?
Another very common question that my customers often ask and similar to styling a sofa, I don’t think there is a right and wrong answer. It all comes down to personal preference. How do you want to feel when you enter your bedroom? What kind of atmosphere do you want to create?
