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Holiday House Design Show

3 days ago

Holiday House is returning to the Hamptons this summer! 🏖 Please join us for our annual ‘Coming Together’ Tabletop Event at @toppingrosehouse on Wednesday, July 20th from 5-9pm where 14 of the industry’s top interior designers will create their own beautiful tablescapes to be viewed by the public for one night only! Tickets are $250 and can be purchased through our website (link in bio) www.holidayhousehamptons.comProceeds from this event will benefit @bcrfcure #holidayhousetabletop2022#comingtogether ...

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Holiday House Design Show

4 days ago

Trend: Mega WindowsA new trend in windows is making them large and span entire walls throughout the home. The combination of the atrium windows and the herb garden in this kitchen, designed by Paige Gray and Deb Vanderkemp of @parkerandharlow gives plenty of natural light and a much sought after indoor-outdoor connection. Paige and Deb lined the gorgeous windows with an indoor garden right in the heart of the kitchen. Having these expansive windows to look out onto nature as well as adding some foliage inside is also a great way to improve indoor air quality and boost your mood.📷: @naturaleclectic #hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022 #kitchendesign #expansivewindows #atriumwindows #naturallight #natureinterior ...

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Holiday House is returning to the Hamptons this su

Holiday House is returning to the Hamptons this summer! 🏖

Please join us for our annual ‘Coming Together’ Tabletop Event at @toppingrosehouse on Wednesday, July 20th from 5-9pm where 14 of the industry’s top interior designers will create their own beautiful tablescapes to be viewed by the public for one night only!

Tickets are $250 and can be purchased through our website (link in bio) www.holidayhousehamptons.com

Proceeds from this event will benefit @bcrfcure

#holidayhousetabletop2022
#comingtogether

Trend: Mega Windows A new trend in windows is mak

Trend: Mega Windows

A new trend in windows is making them large and span entire walls throughout the home. The combination of the atrium windows and the herb garden in this kitchen, designed by Paige Gray and Deb Vanderkemp of @parkerandharlow gives plenty of natural light and a much sought after indoor-outdoor connection. Paige and Deb lined the gorgeous windows with an indoor garden right in the heart of the kitchen. Having these expansive windows to look out onto nature as well as adding some foliage inside is also a great way to improve indoor air quality and boost your mood.

📷: @naturaleclectic

#hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022 #kitchendesign #expansivewindows #atriumwindows #naturallight #natureinterior

Trend: Scandi-Inspired Wood Interiors In this San

Trend: Scandi-Inspired Wood Interiors

In this San Francisco home designed by Alicia Chung Lichtenstein and Eva Bradley of Studio Heimat, wood is used throughout the space in various natural tones to warm up the house and give depth to the rooms. In this living room design, the walls and beams are a gray washed wood that complements the antique round wood and marble table that has been in this family's collection for decades.

Alicia and Eva used pops of teal help to bring the outdoors in. That rich blue-green reflects the color of the lagoon waters just a feet away from the home and the large windows yield beautiful water views and ample natural light.

📷: @johnmerkl

#hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022 #sanfranciscointeriordesign #bayareainteriordesign #scandinaviandesign #scandihome #woodinterior #natureinspired

Trend: Elevated Outdoor Space After two years of

Trend: Elevated Outdoor Space

After two years of uncertainty with the pandemic, many have made peace with the fact that entertaining at home is safer and more feasible. With so much time spent inside, homeowners are gravitating towards time outdoors more than ever before. That trend has inspired some stunning outdoor living areas such as this one designed by Romina Fontana and Jenny Dames of @fontanadames in Ontario, Canada. From the chic seating area around the pool to the luxurious pool house with a guest room and kitchen and the luxurious outdoor shower, this outdoor space feels like a five-star resort very close to home.

📷: @patrickbiller

#hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022 #canadiandesigner #canadiandesign #ontariodesign #ontariointeriors #outdoorspace #outdoorliving #poolhouse

Trend: Patterns Everywhere Chrissie Haim of @chri

Trend: Patterns Everywhere

Chrissie Haim of @chrissiehomeanddesign is an advocate of pattern in wall treatments, decorative objects, fabrics, flooring and anywhere the print fits. For homeowners afraid to commit to bright and bold colors, Chrissie advises using neutral, earthy hues in your patterns such as grays, greens and blues which will add a little drama to your space without being overwhelming. In addition, choosing a color scheme for your space and sticking to it will help maintain a calm atmosphere. One of Chrissie's favorite ways to add depth and texture is with trellis panels as in this beautiful sitting room. This provides a beautiful layer to your space while allowing the patterns in your décor to be the focal points.

📷: @chrissiehomeanddesign

#hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022 #interiordesign #patterndesign #patternwallpaper #dimensionalwalls #walltreatments #patternfabric

Trend: Modern Meets Vintage "Everything old is ne

Trend: Modern Meets Vintage

"Everything old is new again” is certainly true for contemporary interior design. Cindy Dzurita of @cdinteriors creates balanced interiors, blending modern influences with vintage accents. High-end finishes, sumptuous wall coverings and beautiful furnishings combine to create a unique space that reflects the homeowner’s lifestyle. The best part about mixing modern and vintage elements is the sense of nostalgia it creates which provides a deeper connection between the client and their home.

📷: @gerardgarciaphoto @mikevantassell

#hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022
#interiordesign #modern #vintage #nostalgia #designideas #contemporarydesign

Trend: Lime-Washed Walls A classic style that is

Trend: Lime-Washed Walls

A classic style that is experiencing a revival, lime washed walls lend the feel of romantic Italian architecture as seen in this living room space designed by Sara Barney of @jointhebandd . Not only will it give your space the much sought after wabi sabi beauty-in-imperfection vibe, it is also one of the most environmentally-friendly treatments you can apply to your walls.

📷: @jointhebandd

#hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022 #interiordesign #limewash #limewashwalls #wabisabi #livingroomdecor

Trend: Bold Wallpapers This bathroom, designed by

Trend: Bold Wallpapers

This bathroom, designed by @ashleydelapp of Ashley DeLapp Interior Design, illustrates the trend for bold wallpaper in keeping with the maximalist trend. Bold but not overwhelming, this stunning bathroom incorporates rose gold accents throughout, a neutral focal point with the deep brown wooden vanity and beautiful patterns such as the floral hummingbird wallpaper and the pink and rose gold marble tile in the shower.

📷: @shutteravenue

#hhxhgtvvirtualshowhouse #designtrends2022 #interiordesign #boldwallpaper #wallpaper #bolddesign #powderroomdesign #bathroomdesign #bathroomdecor

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