In this light-filled entryway in Athens, Georgia, an antique console table frames a turquoise toolbox which was found at a thrift store.
Without upper cabinets along the kitchen’s main wall, the room remains as open and airy as the rest of this Charlottesville, Virginia, house.
Rich, mahogany floors make a dramatic statement against tall ceilings and white walls. Pine garland, red roses, and red pears throughout this living room don’t overwhelm this Beaufort, South Carolina’s light-and-dark aesthetic.
This cheery girl’s bedroom in Charlotte, North Carolina, was inspired by its graphic floral wallpaper. The pink-and-green color scheme is found in the bedding and fabrics and punctuated with a hot pink chandelier and green desk accessories. Awning-like valances and a canopied reading hideaway keep the room youthful and dreamy.
The multi-colored bedding was the inspiration for this boy’s bedroom in Charlotte, North Carolina. Catalog finds and budget-friendly custom touches, like the monogrammed pillow sham, combine to give this bedroom a youthful, boyish feel.
In this Charlotte, North Carolina, master bedroom, the walls are painted a soothing blue, while floral curtains add a feminine touch. The bed linens take a masculine turn with a bold monogram that complements the dark wood of the poster bed and furniture.
This Charlotte, North Carolina, bathroom gets its pretty palette from the medallion-print wallpaper in a powdery blue. A porcelain claw-foot bathtub, his-and-hers sinks, and crisp white, beaded-board wainscoting create a charming cottage feel.
Classic choices like white subway tile, vintage-style hardware, a mahogany countertop on the island, and an apron-front farmhouse sink create a no-fuss backdrop for colorful green walls in this Charlotte, North Carolina, kitchen.
Grass cloth wallpaper lends warm texture to this Charlotte, North Carolina, family room, and a mix of patterns on the room’s upholstered pieces creates cozy charm. Double French doors lead to the patio.
In the formal living room of this Charlotte, North Carolina, home, the tile on the fireplace inspired the entire room. The blue fabric on the tufted upholstered chairs complements the watery blue tile. The painting over the fireplace is a contemporary statement in an otherwise traditional space.
In this Charlotte, North Carolina, dining room, a gold, traditional botanical wallpaper contrasts with a modern rug. Drapes blend perfectly with the warm wallpaper.
Neutral basics like a circular jute rug and sectional sofa create a basic functional background (and provide plenty of seating for entertaining and lounging), while colorful drapes and a throw pillow pack in the personality. Ikat curtains in a fan pleat design are installed at ceiling height to give the illusion of taller ceilings.
This family kitchen in Charlottesville, Virginia, looks like the workspace in a rustic log cabin, only with modern appliances. The large beams and cabinet fronts are made of wormy chestnut barn siding. Iron hardware made by a local craftsman is used throughout the space.
Black-and-white painted wood floors and a vintage Jacobsen Swan Chair in green leather add graphic punch to this Charlottesville, Virginia home office, located just off of the dining room. A chandelier adds some glam to this studious workspace.
A chandelier adds a touch of luxury to this small Charlottesville, Virginia cottage. White subway tile goes all the way to the ceiling, and white open shelves let dishes double as points of interest.
What was once the formal dining room in this Charlottesville, Virginia home is now the glam but comfortable family room. The antique chandelier from the dining room remains.
Off-white walls and slipcovers provide a soothing backdrop for ever-changing accessories and obsessions in this Charlottesville, Virginia home. Contemporary items combined with antiques add a dash of humor, and a landscape painting over the sofa lends a dash of color to the largely neutral living room.
Instead of a formal dining room, this dinner spot works well for entertaining, family dinners, or homework. A slightly lower English tea table fits well with a slipcovered sofa.
Muted gray cabinetry with a distressed finish and open shelves reinforce the room’s openness. The stainless steel appliances and sink add a sleek, metallic luster, and even the honed travertine marble countertops have lightness to them. On the walls and ceiling, boards are butted together for vintage cottage charm.
Ropes of garland made from magnolia, red cedar, winterberry, and pinecones complement the stone exterior of this Atlanta home.
This coastal living room pulls the color scheme into every piece -- from the sofa's skirt to the trim on the ottoman to the painted beaded-board ceiling.
A high-gloss finish makes these dark brown walls especially dramatic. Light-colored fabrics and ceiling color balance the rich, chocolate walls.
With classic marble countertops and antique blue accents, this coastal kitchen has a sleek, modern take on traditional nautical decor.
A spray-painted bench at the entry coordinates with the high-gloss front door. Orange ribbons bring a pop of color to this merry entryway.
Create a haven in the bedroom with embroidered bed linens on an angular upholstered bed. Add a real touch of luxury with an off-white wool carpet.
Go over the top in a small space, such as a powder room. Rich, exotic pink wallpaper really makes a statement in this half bath.
Vibrant color doesn't always mean all-over color. This master bedroom uses saturated colors in contrasting hues for a big impact on select pieces.
Not all mudrooms have to involve mud. At the beach or lake house, add an outdoor shower for easy, quick rinsing of dirt and sand. Cubbies and hooks are great for storing beach bags, towels, and flip flops.
White cabinets, white subway tile, and a crisp white farm sink make this kitchen light and airy. Green accessories and bar stools add punches of color to the space, and an orange graphic rug has a California coastal charm.
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