Chocolate brown and turquoise is definitely a good color combination. Take a look at this fantastic open plan living- and dining room solution, put together by interior designer Jane Hall.  She picked a rich chocolate brown for the living room walls, white sofa and turquoise accents. In the dining room area, she went opposite with a light creamy beige wall and dark furniture. To keep the theme consistent, the turquoise accessories continue throughout the dining area too:

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Light walls, dark furniture.

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Accents are turquoise.

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Love the blue paint in this shelf!

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Pretty flowers never hurt a room.

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Dark walls, light furniture and turquoise accents.

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Pretty.

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Lovely contrast between the brown and the white. The turquoise really liven it up.

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A corner in the living room.

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You can see more beautiful designs on Jane Hall’s site!

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Check out these beautiful turquoise and gold tiles made by Spanish company Dune:

Bathroom:

Aligator skin tiles AND sink..wow!

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Turquoise and gold looks good together.

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Living room:

Hot tiles!

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Do you like this color combination? You can read more about these beautiful tiles on this site.

The 70’s is a big hit with the retro lovers.

There are so many ways to go with the bathroom, which makes it quite hard to pick your direction. The best way to go is to keep it consistent with the style in the rest of your house; you don’t want a country style bathroom in a super modern home… and now for some visual inspiration:

The Country:

The Beachy:

The Spa:

The Modern:

The Mellow:

The Harmonic:

The Natural:

The Old-timey:

If you didn’t find anything you like, you may check out my previous ‘HOT bathroom‘ post or browse by room in the category column to the right.

Here are some great ideas on how to make a rich brown work in your home:

The soulful bedroom:

I love how they use two different sized lamps. That mirror is so cool.

The funky living room:

How about a family tree wallpaper?! Rich brown paired with olive green and a splash of blue.

The cute kitchen:

A softer brown with white and yellow.