1,  Classical Music

2. Working With The Taste of Music

3. Elegant Music Room Style

4. Dark Room with Classical Taste

5. Hippies Style

6. Ballroom Hotel Taste

7. Garage Music Style Room

8. Familly Room  

9. Elegant Style Familly Room

10. Men's Room

If you are going to get a new home constructed or a complete remodel of the existing one or any room then how about adding built-ins? Built-ins not only look good but they are great for storage purpose too. So, take a look at the ways to decorate with built-ins:

The bedroom; one of the most sacred rooms of the house and one of the rooms where we spend the most time (even if it’s to merely sleep).  It can also be one of the few room where you can design and decorate it to meet your particular tastes, and not have to worry what Tom, Dick and Harry thinks, as they’ll never see it.  For couples, there needs to be a balance, a juggling act, sacrificing personal extremes and coming to an agreement on a design that works for both.

We at Freshome know the psychological effect and mental state a room can put one into; the colors, feel and energy which it emits.  It just so happens the bedroom is the first environment we are subjected to when our eyes open and it’s also the last image which we have when falling asleep.  A few of us here are interested in psychology and we believe a healthy way to start the day is  to wake up in a bedroom environment which stimulates positive mental energy, which is the perfect springboard to Carpe Diem the day with true passion and gusto.

Here we present 11 different bedroom trends which will be popular in 2014; but as I said, trend or not, the bedroom is a personal sanctuary which needs to be designed in a way which inspires you; for you.

This 30 square-meter flat transformed by architect Richard Guilbault was initially divided into four very dark rooms difficult to fit out. The ambition of this full update in Paris (occupied by a young couple) was to to create a dynamical and bright living room, to optimize the use of the private rooms and to maximize the possibility of storage space. With the new space organization, the living room takes up 2/3 of the living surface area (instead of 1/3 before) and enjoys the light coming from the four windows of the flat.