Wall textures

Posted by | Architects,New Trends | Tuesday 15 December 2009 11:41 am

Colors on the wall can be an interesting choice. With so many colors and base available much is possible to do with space and positioning. The magic of white can be appealing and also used to the advantage of giving a wide space. Wall colors are also getting into textures which are a wonderful way to explore new vistas inside your own home. Using putty for camouflage effect can be created to even the wall and allow a base coat to be applied.

 

Choosing the texture is very much of a personal choice. There are simple ones that give a layered feeling. Others have a bit of grainy texture and others also have a smooth finish. The recent thing in wall coloring is having three various colors per room and yet concluding it with a homogeneous effect. Wall textures also are stain resistant and easy to maintain. They have high endurance and also the effect stays rich for long.

 

The living room wall textures in red-silver are a striking combination and need not homogeneously blend with the other wall shades. While choosing the curtains, it is essential to simplify the tone so that the texturing stands loud and clear. Texturing or contoured effect for the wall paint is an expert’s job. One can do wonders even with deft brush strokes, rollers and also vague brushes or newspaper balls. It is mind boggling to explore the shades and the mixes brought in with the magic of blending two unique colors.

 

Texture can be done with blotchy paint effect, sponge effect or simple kid’s bedroom specials that seem like a fairy tale picture or a water effect. Bedrooms are often a difficult choice as the range in pastel shades and texturing is amazing. Go in for lemon and pink color combination with an ultra effect in mild texturing using rollers. This stays easy on the eyes and gets more interesting light effects to maintain the harmony.

 

Texturing can also be used for the exterior and can start with the door edgings. Keep the tone simple and modulate the wood color of the door to create a stunning effect. The idea is to keep the entrance inviting and yet be able to do something dramatic with textures. Texturing ideas can also be done with illusions that seem surreal especially when the lighting effect comes perfectly. Coordination in wood work and glass is essential to uplift the design effect of any room.

Space it

Posted by | Architects,Bathroom | Tuesday 16 June 2009 11:34 am

 

Apartments in metros are customized and standardized within square foot area. Often we find the rooms disproportionate or the passage small. There are several tricks an interior decorator has up his sleeve as the suggestions can actually make us optimize the limited space. Kitchen needs to be compact and a neat modular effect is very important. In case you need to have things handy then it is best to sit along with the designer and express your priorities. Existing remodeling of cabinets also makes the kitchen look vibrant and spacious.

 

Bathrooms often seem small when placed with fixtures and using it with intelligent color coordination in tiling is a great idea. Go for tiles like peach and flowery effect which also makes the room appear brighter and welcoming. Wash basin, tubs and simple arrangements like buckets can be looked up for unique colors and shapes. Kid’s bathroom items are just about peppy purchases.

 

Passages that lead us from one room to another need to have wall colors in peach, sunset yellow or whites. A simple frame or picture is more than enough to spruce up the area. Storage is often looked as a dump area for less used items. Many times you can use the spare area in the loft of top cabinets of the bedroom to lock up winter wear, rugs or foldable furniture. This way you can also keep changing the décor and give a different look as suited.

 

Wall units in the living room need to be uncluttered and instead of going for the clichéd wall units the idea can be used as individual stands. This can be located for keeping ornate items, television, DVD player or the music system. The color of the wall has to complement the wood work/color of the cabinet. While choosing rugs or wall hangings go for individual ones with very soft colors. Loud or too eye catchy colors will occupy space.