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​Designing an apartment is often considered a big challenge, especially if you want everything to look aesthetically pleasing. Being a millennial is also a difficult ship to navigate in today's climate, and if one thing millennials know how to do, it's designing their apartments to reflect their preferences, and sometimes even political/social affi...

While browsing through luxury magazines, we all like to picture ourselves in a space that looks elegant and abundant. However, decorating such space can cost a lot – or, so we think. Many of us don't realize that with a few simple interior design tricks up their sleeve, anyone can achieve that expensive, luxurious look for less. Here are a couple o...

Having guests can be a challenge, especially if your home isn't in the state you want it to be. Renovating your house can be an expensive and sometimes even long task, and for many, spending a lot on home decor is a big expense, considering the cost of rent, bills and the rest. But no worries, here we've got some tips on how to make your home more ...

It doesn't take a lot to turn your backyard into a perfect getaway, but this piece of your own natural paradise can make a significant difference in the quality of your lifestyle. What's more, constantly upgrading the look of your backyard and making creative tweaks here and there can become a fulfilling and rewarding hobby. If you're not sure wher...

Your home is an extension of who you are. As such, not any kind of decor will do. Of course, with so many things to do and so many of life's challenges to complete, you can't always focus on your decor. As well as that, you're constantly growing as a person, meaning that your home needs to grow with you. What reflected your personality perfectly a ...

As the name suggests, Victorian décor is greatly influenced by the Victorian Age, but today it is not an exact historical replica and emphasizes ornate, elegant, formal, but rich details. Today decoration of this kind is one of the most intricate and secret hides in fabrics, colors, decorations, furniture and many other things, which are full and elaborate. 

Walls & Curtains 

Paint is the basis of any Victorian décor scheme. The colors should be deep and rich, but not vibrant, modern-looking or bright. They are toned-down, muted and look like old-fashioned ones. In Victorian times the most popular colors were dark green, gold/amber and deep red. Today any deep color will work great. 

For walls you can also choose dark pink, purple, burgundy or mauve. One more great idea to complement the Victorian décor is to add wallpaper borders and crown molding. Using more than one color while decorating is also a good idea. 

Floral damask as well as flocked velvet wallpapers is considered to be a perfect choice to enhance the walls of rooms featuring the décor of the Victorian Age. 

Windows, Floors & Rugs