This living room's vast size and high ceilings give space for the widely varying patterns and textures to work nicely together. The gold end table adds a little glam.
This Santa Fe historic home, although it was renovated in 1989 has many of its original architectural details. Sun-washed, large-sized rugs soften the floors and enhance the Old World look. This Santa Fe breakfast corner is filled with interest thanks to clay artwork and painted wall decals. The fireplace is made from adobe and helps to keep the room warm.
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Painting the vaulted wood ceiling white helps bounce the natural light all round this California living room and allows the bright, festive colors in the rug and furniture to shine. The Junk Gypsies brought bohemian style to this treehouse living room using a glitter covered carnival star, a funky Edison lamp and colorful pillows.
Instead, you won. Every nook and cranny of this home is filled with fascinating architectural details such as carved statues, fireplaces in the adobe design, and other unusual features. A living space with traditional elements is completed by an oil painting and an old candelabra. This shed has a desert sanctuary theme. "I am naturally drawn by the colors coral and jade so I tied them in," says the owner. "As an Earthy, Crisp Scorpio, I am inspired and motivated by natural elements, so you will find cactus flowers, live edge teakwood, white moonstones. Selenite and quartz, a Eucalyptus ladder. Jute rug, kilim pillow and linen draperies.
This kitchen pairs simple white appliances with vibrant patterns and textures, like the Southwest-inspired backsplash and the terrazzo countertop. This kitchen has so much fun with colors and contrast. A pink Southwestern-style rug goes surprisingly well with the floor's geometric pattern. In the cabinetry, glass upper cabinets get a happy pink interior. Though stainless appliances update this kitchen for the owners, a clay backsplash and terra cotta floors ensure that the space still speaks to the home's traditional adobe architecture. Cabinets on either side of the stove provide plenty of storage, too.
3. Place the cast iron skillet in a saucepan over a fire. Turn the skillet to coat it. Place the batter in the skillet and make sure it is well distributed. Use foil to cover the skillet, either crimping around the edges or a lid.
