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      How to Decorate a Room with Color (While Keeping the Mood Simple and Calm)

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      Do you like decorating with color? Or do you prefer neutrals? I appreciate so many types of rooms. I sense the beauty in rooms with primarily neutrals and a serene organic look…and I also feel so happy when I see rooms with fun little pops of color…as well as rooms bursting with color all over!
      Perhaps you know you are a tried and true neutral fan, or a color-for-life fan. Or, maybe you’re like me and you love BOTH, so which one should you choose for your own home?
      The good news? You don’t have to choose! In my own home, I love to include color, but still strive for an overall sense of calm. I sometimes have a little more fun with color in certain rooms, and then transition into a room with a calmer palette. I also give myself freedom to change things up with my whims!
      There really are no rules, so if you love color but see your favorites on the “what not to do list” in any given year, or if someone says the style you love the most is going to be a passing trend, don’t worry!
      Ultimately your style should be all about what YOU and your family love for your home.
      If you are like me and want to add more color to your home while keeping the overall mood simple and calm…here are a few inspiration rooms along with my design observations and takeaway tips!

      This room uses a lighter muted wall color with fun pops of color! Color was brought in through furniture with the sky blue painted armoire and fun orange painted chairs. Accents like a bouquet of cheery sunflowers, green and white patterned pillows and chair cushions, and an orange throw blanket wrap color around the room.
      Using neutral elements as well like the eclectic mix of baskets and pottery bring in a natural calm feeling. Whitewashed wood floors keep the whole space light and airy. The connected room is a bright bold blue, but with white paneling below.

      This space brings in spring green with the muted green and white patterned wallpaper, dried hydrangeas, a stack of springy beach towels, and landscape artwork. Simple off-white wall trim and wood floors keep the atmosphere calm. Natural texture was brought in with straw hats hanging on simple white peg hooks and the large woven basket! A tiny pop of extra color comes in with a blue ribbon on one of the hats. I love how that one simple touch pairs the color with the neutral texture. Adorable!

      This cheery space uses white paneled walls with a bright turquoise painted wood floor. Colorful striped braided rugs, a cheery dresser painted a similar color as the floors, fun colorful rows of books, and a green and white patterned chair. Color was even subtly brought in on the white bedding with blue scalloped trim.

      This kitchen has been a fave of mine for awhile now! I love the soft and muted blue/gray cabinets–they add a whisper of color while keeping a distinguished and serene tone. Another tip for adding color subtly in a room is to incorporate warm metals! Notice the brass wall sconces, copper pot and colander, brass hardware, and lanterns. Greenery and a beautiful pot of bright red flowers adds some cheer. Colorful patterns and accessories in the adjoining room make it an all around lively space that is still calm and comforting! LOVELY!

      You can certainly bring in color with furniture, but for investment furniture pieces, choosing neutrals can be a wise choice for flexibility and longevity. A neutral sofa has always felt like a classic investment to me. My white slipcovered sofa and leather roll arm sofa (above) have stood the test of time, we’ve had them for years! They’ve allowed me to easily swap out pillows or rugs when I want to change up my look. A pop of cheerful color was added with a less expensive piece (that tufted ottoman!) and of course, the rug adds color and pattern.

      If you want to just dip your toe into adding color, check out this kitchen. It’s primarily neutral, but they brought in the same repeated color through blue upholstered barstools, a blue painted island, and a blue accent backsplash behind the stove. There’s even a hint of blue in the pendant lights. You could certainly add more colors to this space if you wanted to, but repeating a few of the same color is a simple place to start!
      A neutral backdrop can give you total flexibility to change up your accent colors throughout the seasons, too! You can see some of the paint colors we used in our craftsman home HERE, and more paint colors in our Seattle home HERE.
      How do you use color in YOUR home? I’d love to see in our free Facebook community! You can share your homes there, as, decor advice, and get inspired! Join us here.

      I share more decorating advice in my books The Inspired Room, Simple Decorating, and “But Where Do I Put the Couch? & Answers to 100 Other Home Decorating Questions.

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      Related Posts:
      A Calm Home (While Decorating with Color and Pattern //// Dignified with a Riot of Color //// Freshen Up for Spring: Green and White //// My Old Laundry Room with a Green Barn Light

      You’ll find lots of inspiration in our galleries, I’ll share links to a few of the categories below:
      Browse Inspiration by Color
      Bedroom Inspiration Gallery
      Kitchen Inspiration Gallery
      How to Decorate: find inspiration room by room (and browse posts in other categories)
      Style Tips (designer advice, home styling tips, how to find your inspired style, mood boards and more)
      You can also search anything specific you’re looking for below (just type in the box and click search!) More

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      Small Accent Storage Cabinets, Consoles, Sideboards (Sources + Organizing Inspiration)

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      Accent cabinets can be placed throughout a home to provide storage and style. I’m always rearranging furniture to figure out what works best for us, so accent cabinets have been a versatile solution for us in every home. Plus they give you another surface to use for a lamp or seasonal decor!
      They help you to get organized and work well as a place to tuck away useful/decorative/seasonal items that tend to end up as clutter on counters or tables when not in use. I love them for so many reasons! I’ll share some tips and ideas below.
      In this post you’ll find sources for several cabinets my girls and I have in our homes as well as other suggestions.
      A few ideas for how to use accent cabinets:

      In a dining room for entertaining supplies – use little bins or baskets inside to store things like napkins and napkin rings, shelves for wine glasses etc…or for dish storage
      In a living room or bathroom to store extra pillows or throws (also great spot to put a table lamp to warm up a dark corner)
      Entryway – use a drawer or containers on shelves (store gloves, dog leashes etc), shoes, reusable grocery store bags, etc
      Kids’ toys
      In a bathroom for towels, bath supplies, toiletries
      In an office as a printer stand and/or to store office supplies

      Here are accent cabinets in our homes, and graphics with lots of sources linked below!

      Click here for Accent Cabinet Source // See post on Kylee’s Entry Cabinet Hack That Saved Her $1500

      Click here for Accent Cabinet Source

      Click here for Shutter Cabinet Source. We use this for storing entertaining supplies, pitchers, glassware and cloth napkins!

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      Click here for Shutter Cabinet Source

      Click here for the same cabinet (and see how Courtney lined the shelves of this cabinet here)

      This exact cabinet in Courtney’s apartment is out of stock, but HERE is one from the same line, and here is another similar cabinet. Take a tour of Courtney’s apartment here.

      Click here for the same cabinet (this is technically a media cabinet with space for cords to come out the back, but works great as a buffet cabinet too!) — See more of this room in this post: Kylee’s House (Sharing Some Hand-Me-Downs)

      Similar herringbone cabinet source // Click here for a post on how we made this freestanding cabinet into an entry command center!

      Click for herringbone wood and white accent cabinet source

      Click here for whitewashed wood accent cabinet (similar style to my gold one above)

      Click here for post on Kylee’s old townhouse entry

      Here are sources for more cabinets:

      Sources for Above (scroll and click images or links below):

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      1. Accent Cabinet with 2 Doors (multiple colors)
      2. White Entryway Cabinet with Glass Doors and Drawers (multiple color options)
      3. White 2 Door Floor Cabinet with Glass X Panels and Shelves
      4. Two Door Glass Storage Cabinet
      5. Wide White Storage Cabinet with Glass Pane Doors
      6. Blue 2 Door Accent Cabinet with Glass Doors (multiple color options)
      7. White 2 Door Floor Cabinet with Glass
      8. Tall 2 Door Gray Glass Pane Cabinet
      9. Freestanding Bathroom Cabinet
      10. Entryway Cabinet with Glass Doors and Drawers (multiple color options)
      11. Distressed White Tall Sliding Door Cabinet with Windowpane Glass Doors
      12. White Server Cabinet with Geometric Mirrored Doors

      Sources for Above (scroll and click images or links below):

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      1. Rattan Woven 2 Door Cabinet
      2. Gray Pattern Cabinet
      3. Handcarved Cabinet
      4. Whitewashed Wood 2 Door Cabinet with Geometric Pattern
      5. Wood and Metal Cabinet
      6. Cane Wood 2 Door Cabinet with Mid Century Legs (multiple color options)
      7. Navy Linen 2 Door Cabinet with Nailhead Trim
      8. Whitewashed Wood Storage Cabinet
      9. Rattan 2 Door Wood Accent Cabinet
      10. Wood and Herringbone Cabinet
      11. Antique Grey 2 Door Chest
      12. Navy Handcarved Wood 2 Door Cabinet
      Click HERE for more cabinet sources (and follow our new Instagram The Inspired Room Style for daily decor finds in stories!)

      My Organizing Books:
      Simple Organizing: 50 Ways to Clear the Clutter (my book available on Amazon or your preferred retailer)
      Make Room for What You Love: Your Essential Guide to Organizing and Simplifying (my book available on Amazon or your preferred retailer)
      Related Inspiration on The Inspired Room:
      Storage Cabinets for Linens and Things
      Kitchen Canisters and Sources
      9 Clever Organizers to Tidy Your House
      Six Simple Secrets for a Less Cluttered Home
      Organizing With Baskets and Containers
      Lovely Bathroom Storage Solutions
      Linen Closet Organization Ideas
      12 Lovely Accessories to Organize Your Home
      Small Space Solutions: Furniture Ideas More

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      Inspired By: Scalloped Patterns in Decor and Furniture

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      I love to play with various textures, shapes and patterns in a room as they add a lot of interest! The scallop has been having a moment in the design world, but of course it’s a classic shape so don’t be hesitant to bring it into your home. The possibilities are endless for how to incorporate them, these days you’ll find scallops on furniture, accessories, dishes, wallpaper, napkins, lampshades, mirror, trim or backsplashes, fabric and linens and more.
      Here are some whimsical scalloped design pieces we found online and some inspiration photos below to show you the fun they add to a space!

      Sources for above:
      Scalloped wall mirror
      Scalloped pillow sham (color options and comes as duvet as well)
      Rattan scalloped pendant light
      Scalloped basket
      Scalloped seagrass tapered hand-woven lamp shade
      Navy pillow with scallop pattern and tassels
      Scalloped teak wood round serving board
      Scalloped edge planter
      Round scalloped bone picture frame
      Scallop woven side table
      Scallop wooden plant stand
      Brass sconce with scalloped shade (also has a woven shade option, and comes as table lamp)
      Wicker weave photo frames with scallop edge (set of 2)
      Capiz shell scalloped hurricane
      Round marble petal shaped scalloped tray
      Framed green artwork with scallop waves
      White scalloped bone and wood picture frame
      Tall scalloped woven basket (great price!)
      Scallop edge jute rug (also has a navy trim color option)
      Scallop woven tray
      Woven scallop baskets (set of 2)
      More inspiration for scallop design:

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      Valspar Bistro White Paint: View Real Room Photos

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      Bistro White by Valspar (7006-4) is one of the best white paint colors to consider when decorating a home.
      It is one of my favorite white paint colors for interior walls and trim in almost every room of my house.

      Valspar Bistro White: RGB, LRV and Undertone
      The reasons I like Bistro White over other popular decorator shades of white paint is the paint color, Bistro White has a warm quality to it, but has no yellow undertone.
      It is truly white and has a nice light reflectance value. It lacks blue undertones which can make a room feel cooler.
      Many warm whites – can look too beige. Ultra whites can look grey, especially in a north facing room. Bistro white falls right in between.

      Finding The Right Shade of White Paint
      I like white walls in my home and have used many shades of it – even white paint right off a store shelf labeled “White”. I don’t recommend using this though.
      At first glance – white paint can look all the same, but when you hold up what you may think is a white paint chip against a white piece of paper you can see a strong undertone that makes the paint look more beige or blue.
      For most paint brands ready-made off the shelf white paint that is simply labeled – white – almost always has a blue tinge to it.
      For a true white paint, it is best to get it mixed at the paint counter using a color from all the white paint chips on display in the store. Look for paint colors with names like Pure White and True White.

      Valspar Bistro White in Entry
      Valspar Bistro White is one of these true whites. It looks good in natural light during the day.

      And just as nice in the evening. The shade will change a bit depending on the warm/cool factor of the lightbulbs used in the room. The far wall and trim are Bistro White.

      Examples of Valspar Bistro White Paint in Real Rooms
      In the following photos you can see how I used this perfect white color in many rooms in both my previous and current home.

      Bathroom Board and Batten & Trim

      I first used Bistro White in the hall bath in my previous home. It is on the board and batten, doors and trim in the perfect sheen – semi-gloss.

      Fitness Room

      When I was turning a bedroom that was no longer being used in my previous home into a fitness room. The previous color was lime green so a primer was needed for coverage so no green undertone would show through.
      I rolled on the walls in an eggshell finish and brushed it in semi-gloss on the doors and trim for durability.
      The color gave the room cheery energy – just what was needed for workout motivation.

      Dining Room Walls

      After trying many moody dark colors in my dining room, it was not until I painted the walls in Bistro White that the room finally came together in a way I loved.
      The color transformed a dark dining room into a bright and pretty one where I used pops of fresh and vibrant color accents.

      Living Room and Kitchen Walls

      When we moved to live on Lake Murray in SC, I made the mistake of having the paint color mixed at a local paint dealership that did not sell Valspar.
      Valspar is a Lowe’s Home Improvement specific paint brand and is available at all their stores nationwide, but I didn’t live close to the store anymore.
      I was told at the local paint store, that their computer could match any formula of Valspar paint colors, so they could make the color for me.
      I was happy with this until I got home and started rolling the paint on the walls and realized it was not Bistro White – it had too much beige in it.
      Lesson learned. I wasted money not buying the Valspar brand with their exact tint formula.
      The next day, I set out for a 45 minute trip to Lowes to get true Bistro White made up in Valspar’s Signature line of paint. It is an acrylic latex, interior paint designed for “ultimate hiding.”

      I also used Bistro White on the vertical planking surrounding my living room fireplace.

      Craft Room Walls

      Bistro White in eggshell on walls. Sherwin Williams Pure White in semi-gloss on Trim.

      Entry Walls

      Freshly painted Bistro White in a satin finish on the walls in a foyer. Semi-gloss on trim.

      GATHER PAINT CHIPS – Every computer monitor will read white paint colors viewed online in images differently. It is always best to bring a variety of white paint chips home that vary in hue from warm to cool. TAPE TO WALL – Tape the paint chips to all four walls in the room, not just on one, as each wall gets different light. Group the warm white colors together and the cooler ones separate. Make sure you like how the white looks on all the walls during all times of the day – morning, noon, and night.PURCHASE – When you have edited the colors and decided on the right white color, buy a sample jar or a few paint samples of the paint in the sheen you want so you can paint it on the wall or a poster board to make sure it will look good in the room.  Once you see the actual paint on the wall and like it – then that is when you should buy it and start to create decorating magic with a roller or brush.

      My Other Go-To White Paint Color
      When I can’t get to Lowes to buy Valspar paint, my other go-to white paint is Pure White by Sherwin Williams.

      You can see it here on my kitchen cabinets: Pure White (7005) Sherwin Williams. It is a pristine white.

      I also used SW Pure White on my staircase makeover and hallway.
      Another reason why I like Valspar is as a manufacturer of paint – their paints are more affordable.

      Both of these white paints are not too yellow and not too blue and go with any color which makes them the perfect white paint to use when decorating your home.
      What are your go-to white paint colors for your home?

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      Dining Room Mood Boards: Simple Swaps

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      I always love how just a small change can transform the whole look and feel of a room!
      We made 3 mood boards (in a similar style of our dining room) below. In each mood board, we swapped out only the dining tables and rugs! Which look is your favorite?
      LOOK ONE:

      Sources:
      Round Rattan Mirror
      White Oval Extending Dining Table
      Wicker Dining Chair
      Blue and White Patterned Rug
      Ship Art
      Banquette Dining Bench
      Whitewashed Wood Bead Chandelier
      Rattan Bookshelf
      Black Star Candle Holder Sconce
      Aqua Taper Candle
      Blue and White Chinoiserie Vase
      Blue and White Striped Tassel Pillows
      LOOK TWO:

      Sources:
      Round Rattan Mirror
      Wood Oval Dining Table
      Wicker Dining Chair
      Pink Patterned Rug
      Ship Art
      Banquette Dining Bench
      Whitewashed Wood Bead Chandelier
      Rattan Bookshelf
      Black Star Candle Holder Sconce
      Aqua Taper Candle
      Blue and White Chinoiserie Vase
      Blue and White Striped Tassel Pillows
      LOOK THREE:

      Sources:
      Round Rattan Mirror
      Black Dining Table
      Wicker Dining Chair
      Blue / Multicolored Patterned Rug
      Ship Art
      Banquette Dining Bench
      Whitewashed Wood Bead Chandelier
      Rattan Bookshelf
      Black Star Candle Holder Sconce
      Aqua Taper Candle
      Blue and White Chinoiserie Vase
      Blue and White Striped Tassel Pillows

      Fun, huh? Which look is your favorite? I hope this inspires you today to think about simple swaps you could make in your home! You can ‘shop your home’ for something you already have, or mix in a new piece you love to create your own unique style and space! More

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      Traditional & Collected Coastal Style: Get the Look Mood Board

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      Cozy and Inviting (Get the Look!) is a fun periodic “mini-series” on The Inspired Room!
      To get that “cozy and inviting” mood many of us crave for our home, in this series I share a variety of inspiration rooms that feel cozy and inviting to me (for a variety of reasons!). Then I quickly brainstorm a list of whatever elements I see that I think help create that mood. We will also feature items or tips to “get the look” into your own home.
      Today’s inspiration rooms are all from a beautiful home I found in New England Home Magazine. It is a traditional look with a bit of a coastal vibe, it feels so cozy and collected! Enjoy the inspiration images below and then you’ll find some design observations and get the look sources below.

      Wallpaper – KASAI Wallpaper at Thibaut

      Here are some of my observations and notes on what stands out to me about this home. At end of this post you’ll find a design mood board and more pieces I would consider including in the design if I was styling a similar space!

      Rattan accent pieces
      Antique looking dining table and bed
      Soothing paint colors
      Fun pops of green
      Accessories and furniture with a collected look
      Fun patterns used in the window treatments, garden stools, wallpaper, artwork, pillows and furniture
      Warm wood in every photo
      Unique accent lighting
      Twisted taper candles
      Natural rugs with subtle patterns
      Books (I have a fun post full of rooms decorated with books here)
      Interesting details on furniture and accessories like fringe, tassels, trim
      Fun pattern lampshades (gingham, scalloped woven, pleated with pattern)
      Landscape paintings and chinoiserie botanical artwork
      Decorating with collections (blue and white pottery, books, baskets, the green cabbage dishes, books etc)
      Inviting seating areas (window seat, plenty of dining seating, conversation area in living room)
      Lively plants and flowers

      See more photos of this home here: New England Home Magazine

      Mood board sources (click links below):
      Turquoise twist taper candles
      Green and white geometric ottoman
      Gold metal adjustable wall sconce
      Framed landscape summer mountains artwork
      Round rattan wall mirror
      Green and white floral vine curtains
      Green ceramic lamp
      Blue and white ikat pillows
      Taper turned wood candlesticks
      Green ceramic cabbage plate
      6 light brass round chandelier with white shades
      Taper turned wood candlestick set
      Blue and white ceramic garden stool
      Teak oval wood stool
      Blue and white ginger jar
      Blue and white ginger jar with lid
      Striped jute sisal rug
      Cane back wood dining chair (and here is a woven wicker dining chair with blue velvet seat)

      More similar sources below (click thumbnails for details):

      You can find other posts in the Cozy & Inviting Get the Look series below!
      Cozy & Inviting: Dining RoomCozy & Inviting: Coastal Living RoomCozy & Inviting: Kitchen More

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      4 Important First Steps to Take When Designing A Room

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      Do you ever feel overwhelmed with where to start when designing a room? If you want to give a room a refresh, here are the first four steps I usually take to get started, to organize my thoughts, needs and style preferences so I can move forward with a plan!
      1. Assess the Space
      First I look at the space I have. What do I like about it? What do I not like? Do I like the colors, the arrangement, the furniture? Most importantly, how does it feel to be in here? Consider the current mood and what you’d like to change about it. Are there any cluttered spots that need to be addressed? Are there certain corners or particular angles that don’t inspire you? Do any initial ideas come to mind? I don’t have to solve it all…I just use this time to observe what’s working and what isn’t. You can write down your observations in a notebook if you’d like!
      2. Gather Inspiration
      Next I begin to gather inspiration! I start by looking for anything and everything that inspires me. I don’t worry too much yet about the practicality of the idea or the why behind my inspiration…I’ll get to that next! If an image, idea or art or piece of furniture speaks to me in any way, I save it. If I use books I flag them with little sticky notes (I shared my favorite home design books HERE). If it’s online inspiration, I will pin them to a Pinterest board, or if it’s on Instagram I use the little flag button on the bottom right to save them to a specific folder.
      3. Observe and Find Takeaway Tips
      Now that I have some inspiration saved, I try to analyze my photos and take note of what elements I like (I’ve done several posts about this called Takeaway Tips, see all here!). Sometimes I find I will save an inspiration photo but don’t know why it was that I gravitated toward it. Look closely and observe what specifically you like. Maybe you saved a photo of a kitchen that looks nothing like the style of your home. Upon observation, you note that it is a bright white kitchen with colorful cookbooks on built-in shelves. The takeaway from that might be that you feel inspired by bright white spaces with pops of color on open shelves.
      4. Look for the Patterns
      Next I look for patterns in the inspiration photos I chose. It could be literal patterns (like stripes or plaid!) but I’m mostly looking for color schemes, furniture elements or room styles that I seemed to choose repetitively. Did I save lots of photos with moody dark walls? Do I seem to love the look of a room full of antiques? Do I like the streamlined look of built-ins? I also refer back to the takeaway tips, because that can help refine the specific elements I want to incorporate. I might have saved several photos of white rooms, but once I look for patterns I realize what I really was inspired by was the architecture of white paneling, or maybe I really like the way vintage wood furniture looks against the white walls, for example.
      Also I find it helpful to ask myself honestly if any of the patterns are mostly driven by current trends, rather than what I actually like for my own home. I might save a lot of moody earthy toned rooms, but it’s helpful to remind myself that while I might love them in photos that doesn’t mean they will be the right choice for my home. It’s OK to discover that you love a certain look in photos and yet not choose it for your home.
      After completing those four steps….I start to feel much more equipped to begin making the specific plans and design decisions for my own space!
      In my next post I’ll share some of the inspiration photos I’ve started to gather as I brainstorm ideas for my new kitchen remodel!
      I’ll also give you an update on my bedroom and plans for that for “A Lovely January”. If you missed the details about that challenge, you can catch up and join us here.
      More inspiration on The Inspired Room:
      How to Find Your Style (+ My Favorite Home Design Books) – VIDEO
      How to Get Inspired and Find Your Decor Style
      How to Decorate with Inspiration Room (Takeaway Tips)
      More Takeaway Tips Posts

      Find decor advice in my books The Inspired Room, Simple Decorating, and But Where Do I Put the Couch + Answers to 100 Other Home Decorating Questions.
      Check out my “How to Decorate” page to find decor inspiration room by room.
      You can also follow my new Instagram @theinspiredroomstyle for style advice and our thoughtfully curated selection of timeless furniture and charming accessories! More

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      Introducing: The Inspired Room Style

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      I am a big fan of creating your own authentic style. Rather than just going with what is trendy or popular or what someone else says is in style, I have always stayed true to what I love. While I no longer do personal design consultations like I did before I started blogging, I have spent the past fourteen and a half years teaching others how to use what you have, to collect things you love over time, and to surround yourself with pieces that tell your stories in order to create a truly meaningful home.
      I’ve been asked for years if I would consider doing decorating courses or hosting private education groups, but right now I teach through my books, this blog, and social media. I also have a fun new way to help ya’ll with your homes. Introducing The Inspired Room Style! It’s a brand new Instagram destination where we are offering our thoughtfully curated selection of timeless furniture and charming accessories so you can create your own “inspired style.”

      The Inspired Room Style is a completely free design service that is so simple to use! You’ll be able to scroll through our favorite daily finds in Instagram stories, click to shop any item that interests you, as well as browse the categorized highlights to inspire and help you find just what you’re looking for! 
      Tip: be sure to watch our daily stories at @theinspiredroomstyle because now and then my daughters and I will post one-of-a-kind finds or items you can buy from our own homes, too!
      We’ll also occasionally post simple design tips for how to create your own unique and authentic Inspired Style! It’s going to be so much fun to share this new resource with you and we hope you love it as much as we do.
      If you’re ever looking for inspiration for your style, or even want something new or vintage to add to your home, I hope you’ll find this resource helpful.
      Follow @theinspiredroomstyle for more!
      Happy decorating! More