Steve Green
Posts by Steve Green:
An open floor plan is favored in many modern offices and homes these days. This improves the light to the house, increases traffic flow, reduces construction costs, and encourages communication among people. Here we’ll look into some excellent living room and dining layouts.
In the past, white has been the standard color for trim, and people have put very little thought into what to do with their trim from a decor point of view. Leaving the trim in its natural wooden state with a layer of varnish to protect it has also been a popular option in years gone by; however, painting trim in a colored paint is a trend that has been gradually taking off, and we are now seeing homes with trim in all sorts of shades. Here we will look at some of the best paint colors for trim and what wall colors to pair it with.
The average amount of water that a bathtub can hold is around 80 gallons; however, this number can vary drastically depending on the size of your tub.
Blue is a color that emits a soothing and calming effect. When utilized for the bathroom walls, you can create a relaxing atmosphere. But the question is, what color shower curtain goes with blue walls?
Homes in the USA are traditionally built from wood, but metal homes are becoming increasingly popular, and they represent a good option for people looking for a stylish property that can be built quickly and on a budget. Here we will look at the types of metal homes available, how much they cost, and what other factors will affect costs.
Coffee tables with nesting stools offer additional seating that won’t take up extra space when not in use. Here we review some of the best nesting coffee table sets.
Mustard yellow is a dark shade of yellow with rich brown undertones. It is named after the culinary mustard of the same color. Yellow is generally thought of as an uplifting and joyous color, and mustard also carries these traits but in a more subdued way. Mustard yellow is positive and inspiring while also being deep and warming.
If you’re considering painting your nursery in gray, then you’ll be pleased to know that this is still a very stylish color option for a baby or child’s room, and it offers several benefits. Here we will look at the best shades of gray paint available that will work well in a nursery, as well as the colors that will work well alongside gray shades, and how to incorporate them flawlessly into a nursery for the dreamiest result.
Black has long been thought of as a classic and elegant color in fashion; just look at the little black dress or tuxedo suits. However, in homes, black is often considered an oppressive or gloomy color. We have also been taught for many years that dark interiors will make a room feel small and claustrophobic. Since we have faced decades of white, pale, or brightly lit interiors, people are now finding themselves drawn to darker shades, and an interior design revolution has occurred where darker colored walls and furnishings are highly sought after.
A basement room is a great place to really put your personality into your decor. For many homes, a basement room is a bonus room, as the main living areas such as a kitchen, living room, and dining room are already catered for upstairs, so with a basement, you can think outside of the box and create a space with is purpose-built around you, or your families need. In doing this, you can also add value to your home by improving the decor and designing a space that other people will also be envious of.
The debate over whether smooth or textured walls are best is one that has been going on for decades, and the answer will be ever-changing according to what is trendy at the time. Aside from that type of wall surface is most stylish, there are other things to consider when choosing between a smooth and textured wall, as they also offer practical advantages and disadvantages. Here we will look at the different types of textured and smooth walls that you can achieve in your home and what pros and cons they offer.
If you are in the market for a new roof, then you have plenty of options available to you. Shingles and tile are the most common choices, but rolled roofing can also be considered for some projects. Here we look at the pros and cons of these different roof materials.