Posts Tagged ‘Beige’

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Beige and white bedroom with a dark, shiny floor.

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Cozy living room in creams, beige and brown. Classic tanner coffee table, and rustic wood side table.

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Gorgeous classic style footrest.

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Light and bright dining room.

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Greige is the wonderful combination of grey and beige. A good shade of greige is the perfect backdrop for a modern home, as it had the quality of warmth and cleanness all in one. Check this out:

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Beautiful linen curtains and tablecloth in a warm grey-beige tone. Pretty lilacs adds a splash of color to this room.

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Warm and clean gerige on the wall, wouldn’t you agree? The rust-red is a real spicer!

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Greige linen curtains calms this sunny yellow living room.

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The raw stone feature wall in this rustic bathroom is contrasted with the soft and calm qualities of greige.

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Do you like gerige?

Have a look at this gorgeous bedroom. A subtle color palette of beige and coral red. A mixture of simple classic furniture with the ultra modern, for a contemporary chic, -but never-out-of-date look:

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This is the way to go if you don’t want to redecorate every other year.. just add a couple of trendy pieces as the fashion changes, and you will always have a personal yet stylish home.

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Gorgeous profile on those chairs! Like snail house..

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The tight color scheme is kept in every nook.

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More coral hotness on gorgeous and super-talented Tobi Fairley’s site!

Lets take a look at some pics from beachy- and nautical style homes in beige, white and mahogany:

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I think this room is really harmonic. The floor and most furniture is kept light (white), while the walls are beige. This simple color palette divides the room beautifully into two color zones, which are then pulled together again by accents of the opposite color, like a wooden (beige) chair in the ‘white zone’.

Pic from this site.

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A lovely dining room with a great ocean view. Classic furniture.

More info on this pic on this site.

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A beautiful bathroom.

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As there is a sailboat in bith the living room and dining room above, we include one here! You can get yourself a nice rustic sailboat here.

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You can get these decorative shells from here.

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Lets look at some beautifully tiled bathrooms in the soft color range of cremes and sand:

Simple and sparkly.

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Look at those beautiful tiles!

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Elongated rough tiles combined with mosaic tiles for an interesting look.

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I see at least four different types of tiles here.

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You can get the tiles from dune’s website!

Here are some examples of how you can use earthy tones like beige, greens and browns together to create a light, soft and modern home.

Kitchen:

Raw bricks contrasted with soft brushy green plants.

Dining room:

Super soft minty green contrasted with a smokey brown and cream. That floating shelve mounted super-high on the wall makes the room appear taller.

Living room:

Cream, greens, brown and grey. Nice balance between pattern and texture.

Bathroom:

A modern rustic bathroom in greige, beige and brown. Cute lamps.

UPDATE: See the wall color of this bathroom here!

Bedroom:

Beige, olive green and dark wood. Clean lines and great color combo.

Most of these pics are from this site.

Lets compose a home with a natural type style and a soft color scheme of beige, creams and soft olive greens:

The Living room:

I love the rough materials used together with the cream couch and artistic pieces.

The Bathroom:

Have a look at those pearl mosaic tiles! How about a mirror?

The Bedroom:

Beige, creams and burgundy. That headboard is spectacular! Looks like stone tiles…

The Kitchen:

Soft olive green on both walls and ceiling. Not one, but two kitchen sinks.

Dining room:

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Lets take a quick look at some ways to create that exotic room:

This room is decorated by interior designer Ruthie Sommers.

The essentials for creating this look is natural colors like beige and sands plus the black and white zebra print. Large wide-leafed plants fives the instant jungle look.

Lets look at some ways to go for creating a beachy feel to your home!

Soft beige, white and dark brown details. A modern and sophisticated living room I must say. The blond carpet really works for this room, giving it the sandy beach feel.

Beach themed bathroom. cute sea stars make a nice contrast to the dark shelve. Mint green, medium wood and white details.

Cute glass jars with fake snow (?), birds nest, pine cone and sea shell. You might want to use sand instead of ’snow’ for a more beachy look.

White, blue and yellow porch dining area.