Private Residence by Andrea Schumacher Interiors

Andrea started the company in 1999. She joined the University of Colorado at Denver towards a Masters of Architecture degree. She is an ASID associated member and has skill in a variation of traits and disciplines of architecture and interiors. Her knowledge ranges from both commercial and residential spaces.

Nikki loves interior design because it offers her the talent to discover her inventive side. There are boundless opportunities when combing textiles, shades and furniture to fashion what is exclusive for every client. Her travels around the world, profound eye for working with stuffs, tints and textures and interest in all things design, make her an ability to our team.

 

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Creative Ideas for Decorating Blank Walls

Decor the empty walls by these amazing ideas

Collection colorful baskets

Gather embellished woven baskets in several sizes and colors, and play around with likely arrangements on the floor before hanging them.  Craft your own by painting the interior of plain baskets with craft paint.

 Layer enormous letters

A pair of enormous letters, whether antique or new-fangled, marks a great statement anywhere you set them. Somewhat overlying the letters crafts an even stronger vivid statement than hanging them side by side.

 Create a dip-painted wall sculpture

Try dip-paining an ancient farm appliance or wood-handled culinary tools in luminously colored paint to bounce them a contemporary twist, then hang them on the wall.

Tape off a graphic statement wall

Paint a base color on your wall, then tape off sections and paint the next coat in a distinct manner. Differ the width of your taped-off stripes to make a arbitrary look alike to what is shown here. Droop pictures or leave the wall be a statement on its individual

Use wall brackets to carry dimension to your art

Instead of just hanging art straight on the wall, why not try upholding it up on embellished wall props? It would lift graphical attentiveness, and you can modify things around whenever you sense like it — mounted prints one day, bud pots the next.

 Hang your hats

 Don't let casual hats hide behind closed doors — display off your caps, bonnets, cloches and skimmers on pegs on the wall for a practical display. Unless you are going for a dormitory or single pad vibe, I would elude hanging baseball caps.

Add vivacity with framed paper

Lengths of wallpaper surrounded with simple wooden wall decoration beef up the bedheads of a pair of four-posters in this bedroom. You could frame a indeed attractive gift covering for a economical take on this appearance.

Go finely sophisticated with cladding panelling

Create architectural attentiveness on a normal wall by using 4- to 6-inch-wide pieces of MDF wainscot cladding functional in a grid decoration, then paint it all a superrich, dusky type.

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