Bot River Interior Designers

Bot River Interior Designers

Bot River Interior Designers

Bot River Interior Designers ~ The festive season is upon us once again and if you have not yet done your gift shopping for friends and family or you are just looking for unique and gorgeous items for your own home then look no further than the annual “Favourite Things” Gabrielskoof Market which takes place this weekend in our area.

Set on the stunning Gabrielskloof wine farm in the picturesque region of Botrivier en route to Hermanus and surrounded by mountains, fynbos and great vineyards, this atmospheric market features more than thirty stallholders and offers live music, entertainment for all the family, beautiful creative home made gifts and goodies to buy as well as delicious and interesting food and delicacies and a great selection of wine.

The Gabrielskloof market starts this Friday the 12th of December at 5 pm and again on Saturday the 13th of December from 11 am till around 9 pm. See you there!

Interior Design Botrivier ~ Nordic Xmas

Interior Design Botrivier ~ Nordic Xmas

Interior Design Botrivier ~ Nordic Xmas

Interior Design Botrivier ~ Anyone who reads my blog must realise that I am particularly taken with Scandinavian and Nordic interior design and their Christmas decor is just one more element of this style of design that I absolutely love.There is something inherently pleasing about the simple neutral colours and natural finishes that they apply to their seasonal decor that makes you realise that you don’t have to only use the traditional seasonal colors when you decorate your home.

Nordic Christmas style is a warming combination of cosy rustic style and minimalism with lots of natural wood accessories, fir tree wreaths, pine cone decorations, subtle lighting in the form of candles and fabric ribbons.

 

Mantel pieces are decorated with garlands of fresh branches and the traditional Christmas tree is often replaced with something far simpler.

 

Colours range from black, grey, white and green with splashes of brighter colours in the form of bright red berries, fabric tree ornaments, patterned Christmas stockings and rugs.Interior Design Botriver

Contact Sarah @ Overberg Interiors for all your home decor and interior design requirements in the greater Overberg region including Botrivier and Grabouw

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Interior Designer Westcliff ~ Decorating with Stripes

Interior Designer Westcliff ~ Decorating with Stripes

Interior Designer Westcliff ~ Decorating with Stripes

Interior Designer Westcliff ~ Decorating with Stripes:  When used in interior design stripes are stylish, timelessly ever- popular and are guaranteed to never go out of fashion. They can be thick or thin, horizontal or vertical, subtle and pale or dramatic and bold. They immediately energise a room and add instant appeal to neutral backgrounds by redirecting the eye and reshaping the interior space.

Vertical stripes on walls and curtains can create an illusion of height in rooms with low ceilings as they draw the eye up and visually add height while horizontal stripes can make a hallway or narrow room feel longer, a ceiling lower and a room wider as the eye will move from side to side.

The wider each individual stripe is, the more the striped design will stand out so if you are going for an eye catching and dramatic look, wide stripes in bold contrasting colors are perfect. Narrower stripes can add a fun element to a room while medium width stripes in monochrome shades are subtle and classic.

Stripes are most often associated with beach-house style but they can also be boldly contemporary and modern particularly when bright coloured high contrast stripes are employed in unexpected places and striped accessories are used to add the wow factor to a room.  Here are some of my favourites:

 

Kitchen Designer Hermanus

Contact Sarah @ Overberg Interiors in Hermanus for all your home decor and interior decorating requirements in the greater Overberg and Walker bay region

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