Ideas for Modern Home Interior Design
Nothing says stress management like getting rid of the old and getting with the new. What are you going to start with first: the kitchen, the living room or the bedroom? How about all three rooms? Grab that remote, click on your favorite decorating television show and let's get our design on. You might not be a famous decorator in real life, but in your mind you can be anything you want to be. Ruffled sham pillow, anyone?
- Kitchens: Warm, rustic colors, such as muted reds, blues and forest greens makes a person want to sit down, relax and eat a good meal. Update your old kitchen sink by installing a deepened new one with the latest trend in faucets, a "touch" faucet. Throw in some super sleekness with a grill, a dishwasher, a microwave (of course), an automatic coffeemaker, a modern mill and mixer. Go for the Romanesque look with an epically beautiful marble counter top island in the middle of the kitchen.
- Living Rooms Think plush and rich. Deep-dish carpets, deep sea blue in color. A coffee table soaked in a deep maple chocolate hue, while modest mirrors bounce a gentle reflection from the middle of the room. Bold, preposterous lamps echo an overwhelming comfort for all those who enter the room. Large furniture pieces, frosted light bulbs and bamboo shades will add a modern kick to your living area. Raise the drapery hardware a little higher toward the ceiling, giving your living room a high ceiling look.
- Bedrooms Save the real sexy for this room. Purchase a big sprawling queen- or king-sized bed to become a field to play in. Add a spread in deep burgundys and golds objects and purchase huge, unapologetic pillows for both the top and the bottom of the bed. Add a few rubber (or real) tree plants into the room to turn your bedroom into your own Garden of Eden -- no snakes allowed! Get a gorgeous, giant flat screen television and watch some romantic movies together, in HD, 3D of course. Seal it with a kiss after touching your lampshade to turn it off for the night.