No matter how hard we try to decorate our homes, we are always unable to reach that ‘designer home’ look that we see so often in magazines and the media. Homes that are kept minimalistic, open and well maintained is a final goal many are yet to reach. With work, kids, animals and domestic chores ruining your chances at having a designer home, you may want to look at ways of decorating that soften and draw your eye away from the trail of destruction left behind from day-to-day life.
Indoor plants bring a strong and welcoming vibe to any living space. A touch of green in the home is a trend which is only becoming more apparent in modern style. Not only do these indoor plants improve the aesthetic of your home but they require little to no maintenance and are cost effective among many other things. However, it is very important that the pot that houses your plant makes just as much of a statement as the plant itself. See the range of indoor plant pots and large plant pots from Domayne Australia and let me take you through a few of my favourites.
Rustic-Chic
Bring a stylish industrial atmosphere to your home with a Kamara Cement Pot. Made with cement, this pot has been crafted to imitate the texture of woven wicker. Its organic colour and tone means it can be paired with a variety of plants to bring a modern finesse to your living space.
A Touch of Luxury
The Maison Lynch Iron Bronze Tri Leg Planter brings an everlasting glamour and aura to your home. Sophisticated details and its elevated height means that its beauty isn’t lost below eye level. Made with iron, this planter encompasses soft, rounded indentations which give your room a touch of elegance and luxury and brings out the life of your houseplant. View the huge range of pots and planters from Domayne.com.au.
Keep It Cool
A classic Cement White Wash Planter brings your home a light summer style while still featuring a rustic and industrial feel. Its strong and robust design means you can move it between your indoor and outdoor space as the seasons change. Its white-wash finish is perfectly complementary to greenery of ferns and other houseplants.
A Splash of Colour
Make a bold statement in a gloomy room with the Potty Planters. Available in a range of cool colours, these durable pots make the perfect statement piece for your favourite plants. With its simple yet contemporary design, these pots are the ideal accompaniment to a modern living space.
A house doesn’t become a home until you introduce your own personal warm and friendly touches to each room. Regardless of your style aesthetic, house plants are a sure-fire way to add softness and your own unique flair with a pop of colour. Choosing the best pot or planter to complement your house plant is key in enhancing and developing your home’s character. Whether you’re interested in an industrial, luxurious or colourful style, take the time to explore the range available to you and make your house look like a designer home.
Luxury used to be all about flashing big logos and bold statements. But lately, the game’s changed. Quiet luxury is all about subtlety: investing in quality, craftsmanship, and classic pieces that don’t cry out for attention but quietly elevate your space. It’s that feeling you get walking into a room where everything just feels right, without needing […]
Imagine a home that breathes with the breeze, where sunlight filters through lush foliage, and the vibrant hues of nature are an extension of your living space. Tropical houses are architectural marvels; a profound dialogue between human habitation and the natural world, born from centuries of adapting to warm, humid climates. Far from rigid structures, […]
“Dream kitchens don’t just happen — they’re designed with care and style.” Walking into the same old and outdated kitchen in your home? It’s time to change the design and get that wow factor, according to your needs and wise design choices. Seems like a challenging task, right? But let’s be clear here, the kitchen […]
Kerala style homes have courtyards surrounded by rooms on each side. Traditional Kerala-style homes have a central courtyard known as Nadumuttam surrounded by rooms. These homes promote natural light and ventilation according to the region’s climate. These homes, due to the feature of courtyards as their core spaces, offer beautiful opportunities for social gatherings. This […]
When it comes to enhancing the kitchen window over the sink, various design ideas are possible to decorate Indian homes. From rooted in tradition to Western-style modular kitchens offer both functionality and attractive aesthetics. Apart from the sleek profile and raised breakfast counter, the kitchen window over sink is another spot to add appeal and […]
Indian homes place equal importance on pooja room door designs as they do on main door designs. With diverse and unique ethnic backgrounds, every family strives to reflect their personalities and identities in their designs. These identities can encompass religious or spiritual interests, local contexts, or other personal elements. This series of blogs, featuring 50 […]
The integration of screening evergreen trees serves as an artful blend of practicality and natural beauty. These screening evergreen trees, with their lush foliage and diverse benefits, play a crucial role in enhancing privacy. It also blocks unwanted views, and contributes to the overall well-being of homeowners. From the majestic Jamun trees to the versatile […]
Gate Design is an important feature of any home. Numerous scopes for experimentation open up when delving into the design possibilities. Materials like wood and black steel are popular options in Indian homes. At the same time, designers also experiment with a combination of materials that suits their aesthetic. Buying mass-produced Sydney automated gates has […]
Hyderabad is a city that boasts a rich and diverse architectural heritage that has been shaped by its history and cultural influences. The city has been ruled by various dynasties, including the Qutb Shahis, the Mughals, and the Nizams, who have all left their mark on its architecture and influenced young architects in Hyderabad. The […]
Brutalism is an architectural style from the 50s and 60s that began in the United Kingdom. Brutalist Architecture can be elaborated as raw with no ornamentation and exposed building materials used in a monolithic way. Majorly showcasing the concrete in its raw beauty employed in various geometric shapes. Since the beginning of the revolutionary composite […]