Trends in home decoration

Posted by pankti | Architects, Bedroom, Decorating, Flooring, Furnishings, Home Furnishing, Interior designers | Wednesday 31 March 2010 8:21 am

There are number of home decorating trends. There are many styles that do vary from region to region but one thing is common in all the home decoration styles and that is the universal class and appeal of the styles. In a shrinking world, decoration styles are no longer restricted to a particular region. People are longing for new designs and they don’t mind adopting ‘different’ decorative styles. The home décor style initiated with primitive style that basically refers to an early stage of development. As the name suggests this is the most basic style of home décor. It includes handcrafted antique items, rag dolls and old wooden hay rakes etc.

Country style of décor has wooden dovetailed boxes, cotton fabrics, antique cotton quilts, stoneware bowls, woolen fabrics, hoosier cupboards and enamelware etc. the pieces of home décor are quite old but classic in nature. If you have seen rich brocades and velvets in walls, window dressings and future then it must be Victorian style of home décor. Victorian furnishing is complimented by mauves, burgundies, and shades of rich blues. Contemporary style is all about bold and bright patterns. It has mainly light-colored background. Accessories should have bright splashes of color. To compliment the contemporary décor, one can add abstracts and vinyl.

One of the popular and classy home decorative styles is French Country. Some of the highlights of this style are tiles on wall and floor, blues, rooster collections and an eclectic mix of elegance and rustic flavor. Art deco refers to the styles of 20’s, 30’s and 40’s. Vibrant colors, metal furnishings, elegant lines and inlayed furniture etc were the hallmarks of this style. If you are fond of pastel colors, go for Cottage Country. Cottage type flowers, lightly covered windows and painted wicker etc are prime characteristics of this style. Some of the other home decorative styles are Eclectic, Traditional, Rustic, Mediterranean, Spanish, Oriental, Modern, classical and Whimsical.

Wall Panels Decoration

Posted by pankti | Bedroom, Decorating, Doors, Furnishings, General, Home Furnishing | Wednesday 24 March 2010 8:07 am

decorative-wall-panels-2The concept of interior decoration has reached to new heights. Every other day, we come across some new ideas and decorative tricks. Now, you can never say that you couldn’t find what you were looking for in home décor. You name it and you will have your favorite decorations and designs. Wall panels have got huge popularity in recent times. More and more urban households are looking for decorative wall panels which are available in a variety of finishes, textures and wood grains. If you are looking for decorative finishes and textures along with distinctive groove patterns, you will get plenty of them. That’s not all. Decorative wall panels are also available in wide-variety of species, hues and widths. You can install them in basements as well as below the grounds.

Sounds tempting, doesn’t it? Consumers are literally spoilt for choices when it comes to decorative wall panels. If you are looking for most favored varieties then have your pick from wainscot, beadboard panels, plank panels, decorative finish panels, project boards, woodgrain finish panels and lionite tileboard. Wainscot panels are available in different variety of woodgrains and styles. They can be perfect selection to add beauty and style to your décor. They also have distinctive double groove pattern.

If you are looking to add visual interest to your home then look no further than beadboard panels. Available in a variety of patterns in real and simulated wood, beadboard panels can also be used as accent walls. Plank panels are perhaps the easiest to install. They are considered ideal for installation on ceilings, accent walls, walls and wainscot. For texture and richness, decorative finish panels would be the perfect choice. Talking about project panels, they are also decorative wall panels. Most suitable for basement, garage and home office, project panels include chalk board. The toughest of all decorative wall panels is lionite tileboard which can prove to be a perfect choice for high moisture living areas.

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