Welcome to the Bazaar Home Decorating Center Blog! Our team of design experts works hard to continually bring you new ideas for decorating your home, style announcements, window covering product information, and the latest innovations. We love providing Milwaukee area homeowners with inspiration and advice as you navigate through the world of home decor. From window treatment design, to trending looks in decorating–and beyond–we stay on the cutting edge so you can, too!
Anyone who has lived in different areas of the country knows first-hand how culture and aesthetics differ from one location to the next. And, as you might expect, this also applies to home decor.
Home decor doesn’t have to be a huge financial investment as long as you’re proactive, resourceful and smart about it.
If you plan to upgrade your furniture soon, you may want to consider applying some of these interior design ideas.
It’s not uncommon for interior design trends to reflect the kind of looks you may see on a high-fashion runway.
Over the past decade or so, feng shui – an Eastern system of natural laws – has become an increasingly popular home design trend in the Western world.
As handy as you are with a toolbox or as keen as your eye for design may be, there are certain projects that are better left to the experts.
In many homes, the entryway is the first part of the interior that your guests will see, so it’s important that yours makes a good impression.
If you’re feeling bored with your surroundings and are looking for a cost-effective quick fix when it comes to your home decor, you may want to consider some of these fast, easy and inexpensive ideas.
Since sunlight will soon be more abundant, you can consider taking advantage of this by decorating your space with live plants and flowers
Each year, Pantone, the self-described world-renowned authority on color, announces its color of the year – a carefully selected hue that is meant to influence fashion, home decor, design and more. In 2012, the company selected Tangerine Tango – a bold, reddish-orange shade. In 2013, the color of the year is deep, lush Emerald.