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| Here is a Bohemian bedroom design with focus on having a place for everything. Organization and clutter free design are always a must no matter what style you're going for. We created storage in unique ways like putting shoes in the china hutch, using an old vintage desk as a makeup vanity, and attaching lace to ornate frames for jewelry display. |
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| This tone-on-tone media room was designed with a masculine feel, but no woman would turn down watching a movie in this space. By keeping the color minimal (on pillows and a chair) the rest of the room generates warmth with its color palette of grays, browns, tans, and creams. Because the space's purpose is to watch movies, the focus should not be the rooms aesthetic, but to bring family and friends together to enjoy movies, reading, and each other's company. |
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| We created the "Madhatter" chair and the drapes. The photo is BAADD, but we will get you some good ones soon. Custom is just what it takes sometimes to create that brilliant concept sitting in your head. |
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| Another iPhone photo, but notice all the great pieces. The two club chairs, pillows, sofa, and drapes are all custom made. Also, the amazing striped chairs are, you guessed it, custom-made for the space. |
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| Hand-carved French daybed and custom pillows and upholstery. Turned out so beautiful. |
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| Custom host chair made of a Ralph Lauren wool We wanted to keep it a modern shape with a traditional, masculine print. You don't see this everyday. |
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KAID's office door. Does it look familiar?
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Pink and stucco
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Yellow and etched glass design
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Mod and masculine, navy blue
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Traditional goes orange
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The weathered look. We can show you how to get a finish like this
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| It's like a bag of skittles http://darlingdarleen.blogspot.com/2012/03/colorful-front-door.html |
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For those a little frightened of color, try a beautiful mahogany or maple with a warm stain
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Rustic, yet modern
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| As interior designers, people sometimes get this crazy notion that we only do interiors and pick frilly trims. This is so very WRONG!! Here at KAID, we have been asked to do not only interiors, but landscaping, exterior architecture details, and even pool designs. Although there are experts in those fields, the same rules and elements hold true in design of any kind. So to get to the point, I'd like to look at some of my favorite architectural styles throughout U.S. history! Maybe it's because of the phenomenal buyer's market here in Dallas, but I've had the look-at-cool-houses bug lately. There are so many home styles in this city, so let's brush up on some historical architecture. Don't worry, no quiz afterwards... |
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| Arts and Crafts Style educate yourself here |
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Cape Cod Style
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Georgian Colonial Style
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German Colonial
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| Tidewater Style educate yourself here |
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| Hello, yellow... and blue, and green, and pink... Designed by Kim ArmstrongPhotography by Kim Burnstad www.kbbphotography.com |
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| Red and turquoise, an unusual match, but now one of my faves Designed by Kim ArmstrongPhotography by Kim Burnstad www.kbbphotography.com |
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| Color through foliage, lovely Designed by Kim ArmstrongPhotography by Kim Burnstad www.kbbphotography.com |
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| Pink, gray, and touches of gold to keep it rich and warm Designed by Kim ArmstrongPhotography by Kim Burnstad www.kbbphotography.com |
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| Blue and white, so classic, so contrasting Designed by Kim ArmstrongPhotography by Kim Burnstad www.kbbphotography.com |
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| Those of us a bit reluctant to the color train, try a subtle blue |
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| Those of us not scared of the color train, go neon... TRENDING |
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| Again, a bit subtle with pops of a soft yellow... instant character |
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| Here's a space for a bachelor. Simple with a punch of color. It will be like an Axe commercial in your room |
