Home Decor

In this post, we’ll take a look at some home design software you can use next time you’re thinking about changing up the decor in your Milwaukee home.

When it comes to redesigning a room in your Milwaukee area home, one of the most important steps is deciding on a color scheme.

Gone are the days of cold weather and snow. Now that spring is underway, you may find yourself itching to make some decorative upgrades to your home so that it appears more seasonally appropriate.

A few weeks ago, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) published its Home Design Trends Survey for the fourth quarter of 2012. According to the data, homeowners are particularly interested in decorating and renovating their kitchens and bathrooms.

Zillow Digs, which is free to use on the Web and on iPads, allows you to browse photos of kitchens, bathrooms and other parts of a house to gain inspiration for your own interior design.

Just because it’s an apartment doesn’t mean you can’t make it feel like your own. “So often people think of their rental as not theirs, and therefore go through life not creating a beautiful home or nest,” designer Kyle Schuneman told HeraldNet.com.

If you’re a home design enthusiast and you haven’t been using Pinterest, you’re missing out on some great opportunities for finding and organizing inspirational ideas to include in your space.

By working with pastel shades, you can achieve a cheery vibe that’s a bit more subtle than the stronger, bolder versions of those colors.

Decorating your Milwaukee home doesn’t have to mean burning a hole in your pocket. There are plenty of inexpensive ways to revamp your space and bring in new elements of design.

If you’re looking for a simple and inexpensive way to update the decor in your Milwaukee home, you may want to consider investing in some throw pillows.