Deciding between light or dark furniture in a bedroom can be a tough call. In most cases, light or dark furniture can work well, but if you’re trying to create a specific style, then there will be one choice that looks better.

Choosing a kitchen color that coordinates well with stainless steel appliances can be a challenging home improvement project as there are numerous colors to select from. Since stainless steel is a silvery color, it is highly versatile and won’t clash with many other elements and furniture. You can easily create a beautiful cooking space that harmonizes with your stainless steel appliances using the right colors for the cabinetry, walls, backsplashes, tiles and worktops.

A beige sofa is the neutral backdrop that can be paired with practically any other furniture and accessory color as long as the style is consistent with the sofa’s. When it comes to cushions and pillows, you can coordinate bright accent colors or neutral ones with your bright or muted beige sofa. Even complementary patterns and prints will work beautifully.

Are you one of those people who sees the world in black and white? That’s not a bad thing, especially when it comes to interior design. A monochromatic interior is anything but boring thanks to the way white sits next to black to bring the room to life. There are countless ways to use the black and white color palette in the living room to create an interesting interior.

It makes sense that not all pillows are the same size because not all mattresses are the same size. If you want your pillows to look in proportion with the size of your bed, then you’ll need to buy appropriately sized pillows and pillow cases. A king bed should have king pillows because smaller pillows will leave gaps at the head of the bed and result in an unfinished look. Here we look at king-size pillow dimensions and their alternatives.

Murphy beds are a popular type of furniture used in apartments or homes where space is limited. They are also known as wall beds or fold-down beds because when not in use, they are held in an upright position against the wall and fold-down for sleeping.

Lazy Susans, also known as turntables, are a genius invention that features a rotating tray that makes for the easy distribution of food. These are popularly used on table tops for parties or occasions where people are seated around a large table and may otherwise struggle to reach over the table to access food. However, they also present a great solution for corner kitchen cabinets which are notoriously difficult storage areas in a kitchen.

Adding a further washroom to your home can increase the value of the property and also make it more functional for a growing family. Here we look at minimum toilet room dimensions as required by the building code in the US.

If you’re intent on having a gray kitchen floor, then you have a wide selection of options for colored kitchen cabinets, which will coordinate nicely with it because gray is a neutral color that is incredibly versatile when it comes to complimenting other colors. Here we look at the vast array of options you could choose for kitchen cabinets that go with gray floors.

To understand which color flooring will work best with your oak cabinets, you will first need to define which shade of oak you have in your kitchen. Oakwood can be sourced from different types of oak trees, which will have a naturally different colored grain, and many oak cabinets are also finished with a stain that can alter the resulting shade of the oak.

A galley kitchen is characterized by two parallel walls of kitchen cabinets and countertops, which run along a narrow space, with an exit at either end. A galley kitchen is sometimes known as a corridor kitchen because it creates the feel of a corridor, with the remaining floor space available being like a long and narrow walkway.

A G-shaped kitchen has four walls of countertop space, which are all joined together except for one empty area of floor space in one of the corners, which serves as the access point to enter the kitchen. This creates a pattern that, from above, looks like the letter ‘G.’ This type of layout is most commonly used in open-plan spaces, where the protruding part of the ‘G’ juts out into the room.