This was my inspiration pic for my new living room. I love EVERYTHING about it.
When using an inspiration pic, I think the most important thing to remember is - your room is NOT going to look exactly the same. My new living room does not have plank flooring, floor to ceiling windows, an ornate, textured, vaulted ceiling or a giant chandelier. The key to an inspiration room is choosing elements that you like and using those elements in your space.
I liked the casual elegance of this room. I liked the use of purple, black, white and natural. I liked the use of metallic/mirrored pieces. I liked the black coffee table. And the element of nature brought in with the branch.
My living room:
Not a replica of my inspiration room, but it uses elements from that room.
By the way, inspiration does not have to come from a picture - it can come from anywhere. Maybe you're inspired by a swimming pool. You draw elements that you love - bold turquoise, colorful accents, low to the ground lounge chairs.
Maybe you're inspired by a library. You draw out elements that you love - simple wood furniture, highly organized space, quiet and muted tones and lots of books.
Tell me about a room in your house - where did you draw inspiration from?
My living room:
Not a replica of my inspiration room, but it uses elements from that room.
By the way, inspiration does not have to come from a picture - it can come from anywhere. Maybe you're inspired by a swimming pool. You draw elements that you love - bold turquoise, colorful accents, low to the ground lounge chairs.
Maybe you're inspired by a library. You draw out elements that you love - simple wood furniture, highly organized space, quiet and muted tones and lots of books.
Tell me about a room in your house - where did you draw inspiration from?
