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When it comes to implementing neutral colors, the simplest place to begin is wall color. The wall color goes a long way in establishing the atmosphere in a given space. Most people find that neutral colors usher in a quiet, steady atmosphere—especially colors in the beige family. White tends to invoke a clean, tranquil vibe. Although not commonly used in high doses—i.e. painting all four walls—black can bring a moody coziness to the room.

This term refers to any metal—with the exception of stainless steel—that is un-sealed. As antithetical as it sounds, the lack of finish on the metal leads to its desired finish. This natural appearance is frequently applied to copper, brass, bronze, or nickel.

The most important part of designing or renovating your home is making sure that the end result leaves you comfortable, relaxed, and best of all–at home! Rather than fitting a specific aesthetic or trend of the year, it’s important to fit the user and their personality. When decorating a living space, you should always design to your needs and style–design with YOU in mind!

Many of us don’t want our homes to look like every other home; we want an element of ourselves in our design choices. Bold colors can be an effective way to bring personality into design, make any room pop, and make your home unique. There are two ways to bring bold colors into the home.

Though we specialize in cabinet hardware, we love to create all kinds of projects as a way to utilize leftover glass and learn more about the material. Using different types of glass, different processes, and for different purposes, glass can be transformed into home decor, jewelry, or statement pieces.