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This tiny seating area is a feast for the eye with it’s great shapes, proportion and color. Hypnotizing!

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The seating area is situated in a hallway in front of this staircase. I know the Moroccan style incorporates a lot of geometrical patterns and beautiful tiles, but I haven’t seen it combined into a beautiful hardwood floor like this before. And what do you think about the carpeting on the stairs? Looks like someone went up before and left a trail of rose petal for you to follow. Very inviting =)

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This coral pink living room is topped off with a yellow ceiling and beige furniture. The furniture is pretty low set and simple in design, serving as the perfect backdrop for layering of pillows and fabrics of bright colors and beautiful pattern.

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Those built in shelves!!

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A simple but dramatic vignette with a mirror, two symmetrically arranged sculptures and a tray with silver tea service. The high gloss cabinet even has a tassel handle!

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First thing you notice when walking through the door of this bedroom, apart from the fantastic door itself, has to be that ceiling.

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Golden beige bedroom with every possible shade and hue of coral. Spicy hot colors!

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View from the bed. There are so much detail here, even the lamp shades have beaded fringes.

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I just could not leave this dressing room out.

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When I think about Moroccan style interiors I think tassels, trays, big soft throw pillows and layering of hot fabrics. Oh yeah, the lanterns and incense too off cause!

Cream living room with the prettiest windows ever! It would be a sin to cover those up with curtains, lol!

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The beige sofa is pretty much backless.

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A mirrored wall accent adds a touch of glamor to this living room, with good help from the multiple silver candlesticks in the fireplace.

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The dining room is tan and coral. Fun bubble-chandelier!

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The dining table looks more like a kitchen island to me. Tall and rigid.

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One thing I always look for when I see a mirror, is the reflection of the photographer. Do you?

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View more gorgeous designs by Jeffers Design Group here!!

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This spectacular dining room is designed by Bunny Williams. I love the femininity of this room, and I’m not talking about the peachy pink walls! The voluptuous circular lines

Soft peach and white room with lilac feature wall and curtains, and a modern grey couch. Feminine elegance.

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Floral patterned textiles and lilac tableware for a romantic dining room.

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White and lilac kitchen.

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Purple (aubergine) and white fireplace area. Check out those crazy candle holders!

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Super sweet bathroom in pinks and white. Could you imagine a man in that tub?

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Keeping it simple in this lilac and white bedroom.

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All photos from one of my favourite sites House to Home!

Soft pink, peach and beige. Here is a good balance between pattern and monochromatic, making the room interesting but not intense.

Soft blue, crisp white and a light grey. This classic room is modernized by adding mirror tables. I would never get tables like that, look at all the finger prints…ugh.

Cream and white. Otherwise, the room is nice.

Red Bedroom:

Classic red Dining room:

Hot Bathroom:

Red Bedroom:

Orange and Hot Pink Bed:

Orange and White

Once I made a huge painting for my mom, and she went and analysed the paint color and painted her living room the exact color as the background in my painting (I might post the pics some time, LOL).

This is one of those pictures:

pic via http://www.housetohome.co.uk/

If you have any pictures like this, please email them to us!

Nice natural fiber wallpaper. Peach, white and wood. I would change the table (don’t think the circle and the square go well together) and the picture in the frame (the frame itself is great!).

Another light bright room. Soft green carpets, beige wall and white furniture. This classic room might benefit from a more shapely lamp, but i see they are going for the straight lines around the sofa. On a different note, those sofa legs remind me of thighs with fat rolls on them, LOL..

Similar color palette, but green on the walls and beige carpet. Cute pillow-choice, with two of them matching the curtains. Simple lines and lots of soft pillows!

Mustard, white and beige. Again with pillow-curtain matching.

If you want more details about these rooms, go visit House to Home!

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