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.

Or rather spa home. Lets look at some ways you can accessorize your home to get that spa feeling (lol). This usually involves dark wood, clean simple lines and accessories like naturally rounded rocks,

Now lets have a look at some soft living rooms with lots of natural daylight:

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!

Looks like a big trend in rug design is imitating nature. Here are some great rugs:

This is Pebbles:

Sand:

Lava:

Anemone:

Pebbles and Sand are designed by Norwegian designer Ksenia Movafagh at 2 Form Design. She has also designed a rug called Tundra, you should definitely take a look at it! Lava and Anemone (those are not official names by the way) are designed by Belgian designer Laure Kaisers.

These pictures are from the HGTV Green Home 2009, and I must admit I REALLY LOVE IT!

I love the Mediterranean feeling throughout the house. The use of a neutral palette of greys and beige, spiced up with fresh, but not too bright colour in the detail.