Author: Interior Ladies
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A splash of color
Sticking to a uniform, subdued color scheme when decorating is never wrong, and I admire anyone who has that ability and can still create a homely environment. If you want to be trendy, that’s absolutely right. The trendiest right now is gray, but also black/white, white as a solitary, and the so-called latte colors are…
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The Herald of the New Era
Warning! If you are only looking for pictures of beautiful interiors, you can stop reading here. Instead, there will be pictures from our beautiful world that no other interior environment can match. This post will be about spirituality and Van Morrison’s fantastic lyrics and music. I am a big admirer of this artist who has been…
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Winter Depp
Then winter hit with full force. I think I’m one of many (at least if you talk to people) who had wished for a green winter this year, considering the harsh winters we’ve had in recent years. It’s easy to hold back laughter when you’re about to take your dog out at 7 in the…
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Search for silk curtains
The most used keyword on my blog is silk curtains. This means that most people who search for silk curtains end up on Interiorladies’ blog. It’s fun. It’s been a long time since I had a separate post about silk curtains so now is really the time. Don’t mind me because I love silk. I’ve…
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Christian Liagre – the minimalists’ darling
Yes, it may seem strange that I am writing a post about a minimalist when I am more or less at the other end of the scale. But sometimes I get tired of the boring and long for simplicity and then you can take a look at Liagre’s simple clean lines and sparse furnishings. In…
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Furniture from another world
If you are looking for something different in terms of furniture, you have to look outside the country’s borders or be creative and find furniture that you can paint or reupholster. On a walk in the Saint-Germain area of Paris a few years ago, I came across the company Moissonier, which has taken advantage of…
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Silk curtains inspiration
Now it’s full swing in the Alma House sewing studio. Our seamstress is sewing silk curtains for a burning life. For those of you who are thinking about changing curtains for spring, I offer some advice and lovely inspiration images below. Plain, light-colored silk curtains are always a safe choice. Since curtains can be quite…
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44 m² Apartment in Moscow in Vanilla and Terracotta Tones
A Soft & Stylish 44 m² Apartment in Vanilla Tones Small Space, Big Personality This light-filled 44-square-meter apartment in Moscow is a testament to how color and clean lines can completely transform a compact space. Designed for function without sacrificing beauty, the apartment feels calm, cohesive, and distinctly elegant. A Palette of Creamy Neutrals The…
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Elegant Family Apartment with Oak Herringbone Floors and Marble Bathroom
Spacious Elegance: A Family Apartment with French Herringbone Flooring Designed with Vision, Built with Heart This beautifully planned apartment was created for a family of four, where comfort and timeless elegance blend seamlessly. From the very beginning, two design anchors were clear: oak flooring laid in a French herringbone pattern and a marble finish for…
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Kitchen Color Palette Ideas: Soft Neutrals vs Bold Contrast
Kitchen Color Palette Inspiration: Which Style Speaks to You? Choosing a color palette is often the first—and most important—step in designing a kitchen that feels personal, stylish, and timeless. Here are two striking yet very different options to inspire your next interior project: Option 1: Warm Neutrals & Soft Harmony The first kitchen is all…
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