Some things cannot be dispensed with when we talk about a small house, especially if we are referring to a house with two floors. Yes, the staircase is a vital element that we cannot remove no matter how much we want to.
Minimalism begins with space and ends with cleanliness. This genre has been trending since before the hashtag boom and consistently finding more innovations along the way. The best thing about minimalism is you never get bored of it.
Stopping by Johannesburg for today’s sneak peek at homify’s enticing collection of design- and architectural professionals, we catch up with local interior design/decorating firm Simply Living Online.
First impressions are the best impressions.
😀Is that something you hear or read before? Is it one of those beliefs you have in your life? Well, then we have the right tips for you right here. Our home is our source of joy, love, and sanctuary.
Brick walls can add so much flavour and character to the inside of your home. Adding a touch of brick or even an entire wall can change the entire look of the room. While brick has been traditionally associated with city homes, you can achieve this l…
Although minimalistic design schemes majorly emphasise on the element of simplicity, the style comes with its own unique twists and character traits. In fact, today, minimalistic design means so much more than a basic colour palette and clean lines.
Blue is an effortlessly cool colour — in a home, it can look punchy, calm, or neutral, depending on which shade you choose. Why is blue so popular? It's not only the colour of the sky and the ocean, it's also a soothing colour that can calm our nerve…
We all know that bigger doesn’t (always) mean better, but when it comes to larger windows for your home, we’re sure you can count some advantages, right? But while big and beautiful windows can really boost your exterior views (among other things), d…
There’s a new design trend and its main focus is not visual splendour (although that is important as well), but mainly how to turn multifunctional large spaces into smaller, more convenient zones dedicated to eating, working, relaxing, sleeping, etc.
As summer is doing its best at the moment here in South Africa, nearly none of us are thinking about how we’ll be warming up our homes come winter 2021. Surely by now you’ll agree that there’s nothing like grouping around a crackling fire for some in…