Eye Candy

Hello there! Ain't these gorgeous and romantic at the same time? :)

Images by : samanthafynn and stylemepretty via adaanddarcy

Bring 'Romantic Contemporary Aura' Into Your Home

Hello everyone! :) 

Can you see how sweet detailing and colours could create a romantic ambience into your home ? :) We don't need trends to make our home to look stylish. We could actually mix and match some detailing and furniture that we already have. Just add few new things to enhance your style and throw everything that you love but just make sure the whole composition is right.

P/S : Don't deny anything that you love and don't be afraid to show your personality when it comes to decorating! Be yourself!

images from are so happy via la boom via adaanddarcy,image via lonny via adaanddarcy and tom leighton at pearsonly lemanagement via escape

How Patterns Could Define Your Style

Here are few images that show patterns could play a big role in designing your home. :) Be it your headboard, wallpaper, wall frame, armchair, etc. Lets revamp your home now! :)

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images courtesy of elledecor, spark,all the best, fabulous k, made by a girl, oprah home via thedesignersattic & adaanddarcy

Beautiful & Unique Artwork

  artwork by susan najarian

  source : coco+kelly 

Hi everyone! We find these artworks by Susan Najarian are unique! :) Right now, we are actually progressing in producing our own paintings for sale. Will update on the artworks soon. 

Have a nice day! 

Beautiful Inspiration

Hello everyone, we  were inspired by this interview done by Daily Imprint.It is such an honest and invigorating story to read. We find it a bit original. Hope  you guys would be inspired too!

Source : Daily Imprint 

Burst of inspiration: Shannon Fricke

Editor of interior books Colour and Space (Murdoch Books); also interior stylist, writer and TV presenter – phew!

How and why did you start working as an interior stylist? I grew up with a mother who had a passion for both fashion and interior decorating. I watched her from the time that I was a small child creating beautiful ensembles and interiors - although her creations came to bare on a very tight budget. From this, I learnt that when you create from the heart and with your individuality in mind, first and foremost, you can create a style that is all your own. Being able to do this gives people such confidence and it’s this that inspired my foray into interior decorating. Firstly with my own home, and then other peoples’ - for television, magazine articles and my books. What I hope is that through my work, people will feel a sense of confidence to be able to create for themselves.

What lessons have you learnt along the way? That when you take the time to stop and reflect on the things that you love, then the creativity will come.

What’s your favourite decorating style? I don’t follow one particular style - every house you live in and then every different stage of your life requires a different decorating response. There’s nothing that I love more than walking into somebody’s house and being surprised by the elements that they’ve thrown together. I think it tells you so much about a person.

What’s the most common mistake people make when decorating their home?It’s a missed opportunity when people slavishly follow trends. In my view, the home is like a blank canvas, waiting to be filled in. You can create and folly to your heart’s content in your home and the only people to know are those that you invite in. It’s such a safe and lovely place to express yourself.


Where do you look to for inspiration? I’m inspired mostly by people and their experiences - I love to hear the stories of other peoples’ lives. And then there is my own life and travels: my family, the countryside that I live in, my garden, my horses, overseas trips - basically everything!

Who inspires you? People who live a fulfilled life - that follow their passions and their heart.

What did you want to achieve with the Colour and Space books? I hope the books offer the tools that people need to build their decorating confidence so they can create a home that they love living in.

How did you go about sourcing the images? My good friend and brilliant photographer Prue Ruscoe and I sourced and photographed the houses that appear in the book. We even traveled to New York for a couple.

How has your own personal interior style developed? In two ways since I’ve had my children. The first is that I’ve built in triple the amount of storage that I used to have - to hide all the stuff! The second is the colour palette that I’ve used - I’ve ditched the crazy oranges and reds for a quieter palette of greens and blues. The last thing that I need with two energetic kids in tow is more crazy energy.

How would you describe your home? Exactly the place I want to be.

Photography Prue Ruscoe




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