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Turquoise and white bedroom with pretty pink flowers.

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Rosy towels brings a bit of romance to this very white bathroom.

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Black faux crocodile skin couch on a black and white geometric pattern rug with a round coffee table and golden cushions.

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All that’s missing here is a really low mafia ceiling lamp, lol.

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This table is seriously HOT, but is the hotness worth all the fingermarks? And what IS the meaning of life… lol.

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Croc skin dining chairs.

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Super shiny white and mirrored credenza. Why not spray paint your old lamps yellow?

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The ultra modern mirrored desk.. with the black ghost chair.

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Shiny gold chandelier pillow; two-sided..

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Oh, and here is another version of the AK47 floor lamp we saw earlier. You can get it in silver too.

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You can get it all from Room Service!

Take a look at these modern rooms in white, black and red, designed by interior designer Mary McDonald:

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Bold patterns around this living room adds some excitement, without going crazy with colors. Are those red latex pillows on the chairs? Hot!

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A moodful and exotic bedroom in black (or brown?) and hot cherry red.

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See the full pictures in large scale at Mary’s own website!

Yellow is a pretty intense color, so the safest way to use it is as an accent color to a neutral background. If you choose a more neutral tone of yellow, like mustard, you can use it as a background color. Lets take a look at some great ways to use yellow:

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This shade of yellow has a golden mustard tone as it contains a bit of black, making it more neutral and suitable as a background color. Here with black and light blue, black being the accent color.

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Gorgeous tan walls and a bold black carpet makes a dramatic backdrop for a classic piece of yellow furniture.

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Beige daybed on black carpet. Painting the wall halfway up in yellow creates a low, cozy space around this little nook.

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This neutral room of grey and white is made interesting and modern with a pop of yellow.

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A good rule is that the stronger the color, the less you need of it. But remember there are always exceptions to these rules, and playing with different shades and tones of color can give fantastic results!

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All these hot pictures are borrowed from equally hot site House to Home!

A room with a TV, fireplace and chandelier is usually a living room, right? If you throw a bathtub into the equation, then what do you have? I’ll let you decide this one:

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Tobi Fairley is an American interior designer, lets take a look at some of her gorgeous work:

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Truly serene color palette of white, cream and green. Love.

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The gorgeous dining room.

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Romantic.

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Love how the peacock pattern is repeated on the recliner (in upper pic).

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A super stylish lounge. Check out how the picture frames are placed close to each other, like one huge picture installation!

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I adore the way Tobi can create a sophisticated and ‘adult’ room, yet staying on top of the trends. I am sure we will see more to miss Fairley in the future here at theLennoxx! In the mean time, you can check out her website here.

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Black and white cottage style bathroom.

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Black and white hall. Chaotic.

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Black and pearl white, with silver accents. Reminds me of new years.

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You can get the mirror in the above pic from here.

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Black and white kitchen. Nice shiny counter top.

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Black buffet. Love the glass door look on this one!

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More bathroom loveliness in cream and black from dune:

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Crock skin sink!

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The tile pattern makes a gorgeous texture.

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Is it a bathroom or a bedroom? (Confused)

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Black and silver minimalistic bathroom:

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Discotheque!

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Design by Dune.

Want an ultra exclusive bathroom? How about black and gold tiles?

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Tiles made by Spanish company Dune.