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Interior Design Tips from KLN Interiors

Interior Design Tips from KLN Interiors

This month is a great time to begin preparing your home for Winter and make sure that you are ready to embrace the fast approaching holiday season. While she was putting the finishing touches on our office redesign we asked Kerri Nicol from KLN Interiors for her Top 5 Design Tips for the Holidays:

1. Make it Cozy – Add soft throws and pillows to create an inviting space.

2. Bring in Nature – Venture outdoors and collect fallen cedar branches and pine cones. These can be easily displayed on your mantle or in a bowl as a table centre piece.

3. Stick to a Colour Scheme – Limit yourself to 3 – 4 colours for a consistent and clean look, don’t get carried away with all the colourful, bright lights.

4. Keep it Simple – The holidays are busy enough, don’t let your designs overwhelm you. Simplify your spaces, and allow room for presents, egg nog, and family.

5. Have Fun! – Feeling inspired by a magazine or TV show but think it’s too outside of the box? Now is the time to go for it, the Holidays are meant for fun and laughter!

If you need more help with your design needs get in touch with Kerri, she really works magic in every space!  We LOVE our fresh office, with functionality, fun and of course great style, it truly is a joyful place to work hard serving our clients. 

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