Sometimes I ponder about how big an area you really need, without feeling trapped. I have a preference for smaller homes, that can decorate functionally with what’s needed for everyday life. The main thing is access to an outdoor area. Either way, this interior is an example of a living room in a size that fits. And looks good.
Decorating with clothes, is it really possible? Yep, apparently, it can be both stylish and practical. Are you ready to decorate with your jeans for a great look like this?
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Take out all the Christmas decorations that are stored in the attic for now it is time to put on a second layer of ornaments to increase the Christmas experience. It does not always have to be in the typical Christmas-red theme. Just look here – in black and white, looking great!
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Sloping ceiling in all the glory, sure it’s charming and it creates character – but it can also may be difficult to decorate. I think this solution is good use of space & stands out as a feature in the room.
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Take care / Marie
Sometimes it is not that much you need to create a nice living that fits and easy to enjoy. Large windows with plenty of natural light is of course important – with a view to inspire. But a nice little garden is not bad either. It is more about how to decorate indoors and choice of furniture and colours (or lack of colours rather). I prefer it simple, with few colours and a lots of textiles.
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Take care / Marie
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