CONCEPTS

Nursery

Chic Bedroom

Living Room

Colour Scheme: Grey/silver, white

I can never get enough of white and silver. Whether you have a small or large room, you will never feel cramped when decorating with these two shades.

A great way to tie in some colour is by adding floral & plants. Mix and match your colours! Keeping the room neutral gives you that advantage to always have a different pop of colour everyday, depending on your mood.

Nursery

Colour Scheme: Yellow, Grey, white

You will notice a lot of grey & white colour matching in many of my room concepts. Mostly because it is a timeless duo. Most people today tend to turn away from yellow for a baby room, but I say don't. I love yellow and grey, especially for a nursery. I would stick to mostly white furniture with grey and yellow accents. Too much contrasting shades and the room could end up looking dark and gloomy.

Bedroom

Colour Scheme: Plum, grey/silver, white

Keep it simple! You can never go wrong with neutrals, so don't be afraid to play around with them. Grey and white are always a favourite of mine. When adding colour, choose one or two major splashes to create a beautiful sophisticated room.

Living Room

Colour Scheme: Grey/silver, white

I can never get enough of white and silver. Whether you have a small or large room, you will never feel cramped when decorating with these two shades.

A great way to tie in some colour is by adding floral & plants. Mix and match your colours! Keeping the room neutral gives you that advantage to always have a different pop of colour everyday, depending on your mood.

Nursery

Bedroom

Colour Scheme: Plum, grey/silver, white

Keep it simple! You can never go wrong with neutrals, so don't be afraid to play around with them. Grey and white are always a favourite of mine. When adding colour, choose one or two major splashes to create a beautiful sophisticated room.

I decided to use a grey tone plum, this shade not only gives the room a colour pop, but it also gives a nice complimenting flow.