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Colonial style salons Posted: 29 Jan 2015 03:40 AM PST A few days ago I spoke of exotic decoration on one side and turn to the traditional on the other and, today, I bring you a midpoint between these two very different styles: colonial-styledecor. Despite the fact that it is a style that fits perfectly in any room of the House, I’m going to focus on one of the areas of the House where more life do, salon. No matter how big that is, this decoration does not need a specific space because it qualifies with textures, shades of furniture and decorative objects that are available. If you like to give a touch old with a pinch of exostismo, this is your style. The colonial decor comes, as its name indicates, of the mixture of styles that took place in the colonies from countries like England, France and Spain and that, precisely, it combined traits most characteristic of the West with the needs of the East. In films such as out of Africa, you can find a good dose of inspiration, but the key is in the color and furnishings. Dark wood is one of the most widely used, mostly in furniture Regal, as comfortable or dining tables. The different textures make the exotic contrast with the magnitude of the furniture, adding details of raffia to them. This material is very representative of this era and is perfect for chairs, armchairs and even lamps. The warm tones are mixed with neutral as beige or ivory colours to create stays fresh but cozy. Put some decorative detail, such as a box of ethnic style or any animal figure, such as an elephant with a raised trunk. These are details that would pass unnoticed in classic décor but that, here, a perfect fit. A last detail may be a ceiling fan with blades. You will feel that you are back in time. The post Colonial style salons appeared first on Belleinterior.

How to decorate rustic dining rooms Posted: 28 Jan 2015 03:41 PM PST Would you like to have a dining room relaxed and folksy that rotate around the nature? These are precisely the characteristics of style rustic, within which different trends can be distinguished: Mediterranean, colonial, conutry… However, all of them have something in common: the tranquility and harmony with nature. So if you want to convert the dining room in a warm and welcoming space, we recommend that you decor it following the premises of this style, which not only brings warmth and a cozy atmosphere, but can make the room look’s most elegant. You will learn how to make a rustic dining room below. Firstly, we want to talk about walls. Of course, if there is a material which is characterized in the spaces decorated in a rustic style this is wood, which, of course, may also be present on the walls. To do this, you can resort to the friezes of wood, which can be full-height or half-height. If you go by the paint, you should choose warm colors, especially shades of nature, such as Browns, beiges, sand and stone tones which simulate. In addition, the stone walls, the wooden beams are recommended and parquet floors. As for furniture, must be wood, artisan ethyl and simple lines. Of course, can not miss a good solid wood table. The size of this will depend on the space you have and it should be accompanied by wooden chairs. To add a little color to furniture, add cushions smooth or with prints of paintings or flowers on the chairs and decorate the table with fruit bowls or vases with wild flowers. Shelves of antique look, you will be great in your rustic dining room. Finally, don’t forget accessories to the purest rustic style, like carpets in warm colours, glass vases, antique vases, candles in neutral tones, details of pottery, raffia placemats… The post How to decorate rustic dining rooms appeared first on Belleinterior.

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