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Here are two Design Concepts that I did for a client on a tight budget that loves mid-century modern and danish modern furniture. This style can be perfect for the budget-driven client, because this furniture can be found at estate sales and on ebay, in great quality, and at great prices. The Master Bedroom above has been kept very clean and simple to really show off the orange Herman Miller chair. The asian-inspired, whimsical bench is for the foot of the bed, and adds another punch of color in a warm tone. The bulk of the budget will be spent on the reproduction bed, similar to the one shown. The wallpaper is called Athena from http://www.wallpaperfromthe70s.com/
The color palette of creamy white, dove gray and watery blues is a fresh contrast to the medium to dark wood tones that are usually found in these pieces. The walls will be painted a flat, creamy white, with dove gray curtain panels to set the background of the spaces. Since the various pieces of furniture such as the cocktail table, end tables and chairs were found at such bargain prices, the bulk of the budget dollars go to purchasing a stain resistant and durable new sofa. The sofa is important in this Living Room so that the whole look is updated, so that it doesn't feel as if you are walking into a seventies time-capsule. Artwork, sofa, lighting and accessories for both rooms is from Orange Moon Interiors.
This nursery was inspired by objects from my childhood like the Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls. I took vintage objects and mixed them with transitional furniture and a vibrant color palette of denim and red. The comfy denim rocker is a mom's best friend, and the fire engine red crib is a dramatic focal point. The white wainscoting on the walls is a necessary break for this strong color palette so that it doesn't look cluttered.

Aesthetic Addiction is an Interior Decorating blog created by Decorator and Owner of Orange Moon Interiors, Kelly Boeve, in Sarasota,Florida. This blog is dedicated to side projects, do-it-yourself decorating advice and inspiration for those who want to make their home, their sanctuary.