I have always believed in keeping it white (beige/light grey too) and basic and adding colour as we go. It's almost a design mantra that I follow and I have to admit- it does work really well. I spotted these lovely interior shots on one of my favorite blogs allthingsnice  from the portfolio of kimberly genevieve. Lovely shots, beautifully done up spaces and basic interiors with detailed accents.

Yay! it's the weekend.Hence, I'm taking you far far away to Mexico. Consider it a little break. Sometimes, I feel the colours and styles are so similar and so Indian- it's almost like they are cousins who are raised in different continents. What I like the most, is the subtle white interiors contrasted with bright cushions, rugs and the other accessories.

from the portfolio of bob coscarelli
location; casa dos chicos

I spotted this house and was very impressed with the amount of time spent on the accessorizing. Little details do wonders. 

 

 

......House Tour......

 

Entrance

 

 

Living

 

 

 Dining

 

 

Balcony

 

(i love this the most!)

Studio

Kitchen

 

(to die for)

 

 

house tour on modern findings

We all know god is in the details. What we don't do often is use these little details to make our spaces beautiful. Here are a few examples of the simplest things in life, that are the most gorgeous design elements. 

These are a few of my favorite "simple" things or SIMPLE THERAPY in our language!

                     

The reason this rod appeals to me is the simplicity in the design. How many times do we pay attention to that rod that hangs our towel. It's pretty in itself and yet so so simple.

 

 

An old unused boat, with the paddle lined up against the wall and a small vintage style window to create that cozy corner you and me want. .

This antique wooden spoon used to scoop spice out earlier; now used as a fruit bowl. Gorgeously simple!

 oh these old wooden chairs!

The above two pictures are my personal favorites

hibiscus in the stone urli (Kerala's traditional decorative vessel) and the basava(stone cow), cant stop wanting them for my own house