Greetings!
Spring has sprung!
It's time to bring new design elements into your home for a refreshing new look. We can help you update your living space with a lighter and brighter feel. Give us a call!
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Beige Doesn't Have to Mean Boring!
When we think about beige, we often think dull, plain and cheap. But it just isn't so! Beige is not just one blah tone used as a default choice for cheaply built apartments. It's a variety of soft, subtle shades that can add dimension and beauty.
The trick to using beige to make a sophisticated design statement is to really think about the variations of beige you want to use - including cream, tan, ivory, khaki, and tones that are tinted with gray, yellow or pink. The shade of beige you select can change the feeling of a room and even effect the perception of light.
Beige can look fabulous in almost any type of architecture and interior design, and layering several shades of beige adds calmness and sophistication. Just about every variation of beige looks great with crisp white. And you can accessorize beige with red, pink, teal, aqua blue, dark brown or black.
When you're looking for a unique, new color, think shades of beige.
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Make a Break from the Past with a Modern Look
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It's a Case of Form Following Function
Modern sounds like a new decorating style, but it's actually quite old. It began in the late 1800s and has evolved over time, always with an emphasis on simplicity and function.
Think clean, straight lines; natural surfaces and neutral colors; very little clutter and no frills or ornate, heavy designs. Modern materials include chrome and nickel, leather and suede, linen and wood, glass and natural light.
A room decorated in a modern style doesn't seem cold, like a contemporary style may feel. It's warm because of the use of natural, earthy tones and because comfort and practicality are always a priority. It's also calming because there's not too much fussiness or adornment.
If you like simple spaces, with clean lines and little clutter, a modern look is probably for you. We can help!
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Contact Us
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Tim Coleman
Coleman Home Solutions
111 S. Lincolnway
North Aurora, IL 60542
630-897-9600
tim@colemanhomesolutions.com
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Spring Decorating
To-Do List
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- Bring floral prints into your home - including table linens, throw pillows, bedding and towels.
- Add bright, spring flowers and plants to your décor - even artificial flower arrangements - for a refreshing accent.
- Lighten up your home with yellow and orange accents, or with spring green - that beautiful hue of the first spring leaves.
- Buy new window fashions that allow the soft spring light to enter your home. Silhouette® Window Shadings and Luminette® Privacy Sheers may be the perfect choice.
- Reupholster a sofa or chairs with floral or leafy fabrics, or with materials printed with birds.
- Start thinking about summer outdoor living. Purchase new outdoor furniture and a grill if last year's versions are just plain worn out.
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Did you know?
When you light a room with natural light instead of adding brightness with electricity, it's called daylighting. Learn more about how window fashions can draw spring's natural light into a room.
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