Here is a little inspiration for Fall Decor! Which is your favorite?
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
It's Giveaway Time!!!
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Website: http://www.di-studio.com/design/style
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
2014 Color of the year is..........
Radiant Orchid
Images courtesy of live originally & good housekeeping.
Friday, January 3, 2014
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Divine Interiors Gallery
Interested in any of these paintings below for your home? Check out our new collection at Divine Interiors Shop!
Fall Collection 2013
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
July Color of the Month
Dive into BLUE...
Try and re-design your room with the Color of the Month!
By simply changing a wall, adding a new throw pillow with any of the fabrics above, you will transform your room.You can easily create drama in a room by selecting wallpaper with a print. See example below.
If you like this print but think it might be
too busy, choose solid neutral colors for accessories like pillows, rugs, furniture.
Try a new painting! Or simply add some a pop of color with blue candles or flowers.
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Monday, May 13, 2013
Eco friendly Kitchens
It is important to preserve our natural resources. There are many new environmentally-friendly building products that are being developed.
For some time now, people are definitely becoming more interested in green alternatives to use in their homes. There are so many options available now that weren’t available a few years ago.
Throughout the years I have my introduced my clients to many eco-conscious makeover options. In lieu of
traditional granite for countertops, homeowners are choosing PAPERSTONE—said to be the greenest architectural surface on the market
today. PaperStone’s Original series is made from 100-percent
post-consumer recycled cardboard; its Certified series originates from
100-percent post-consumer standard office paper. Both types come in a
variety of colors, including red, green, blue, brown and gray. It’s
perfect for use in kitchens because it’s nonporous.
Another alternative is RECYCLED GLASS KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS. These countertops have colorful recycled glass mixed into a cement, concrete, or resin base. Kitchen countertops can be integrally colored or stained for more variation and color coordination with cabinetry or painted surfaces. Note: As with all counter materials, labor and installation can cost extra and vary by region.
What makes it green are the diverts used glass from
the waste stream. The cement in some counters
is mixed with fly ash, a waste product of coal-burning
that would otherwise end up in
landfills; this also reduces greenhouse gas-producing cement
manufacturing. These countertops look beautiful! Check out these samples below and get inspired! The colors are endless!
For some time now, people are definitely becoming more interested in green alternatives to use in their homes. There are so many options available now that weren’t available a few years ago.
Throughout the years I have my introduced my clients to many eco-conscious makeover options. In lieu of
traditional granite for countertops, homeowners are choosing PAPERSTONE—said to be the greenest architectural surface on the market
today. PaperStone’s Original series is made from 100-percent
post-consumer recycled cardboard; its Certified series originates from
100-percent post-consumer standard office paper. Both types come in a
variety of colors, including red, green, blue, brown and gray. It’s
perfect for use in kitchens because it’s nonporous.
Another alternative is RECYCLED GLASS KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS. These countertops have colorful recycled glass mixed into a cement, concrete, or resin base. Kitchen countertops can be integrally colored or stained for more variation and color coordination with cabinetry or painted surfaces. Note: As with all counter materials, labor and installation can cost extra and vary by region.
What makes it green are the diverts used glass from
the waste stream. The cement in some counters
is mixed with fly ash, a waste product of coal-burning
that would otherwise end up in
landfills; this also reduces greenhouse gas-producing cement
manufacturing. These countertops look beautiful! Check out these samples below and get inspired! The colors are endless!
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