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and Decorating Ideas- For Example:
Long Hallways… Friend or Foe?
A long hallway can either be a reminder of a scary movie or walk on the runway- a.k.a disastrous or fabulous! Here are a few helpful tips to inspire and make you think twice about hallways!
- Define the space. Use a runner, artwork, benches and lighting to actually create a design in the hallway. Not only that, it will add color, texture and warmth.
- Make a statement! The hallway doesn’t just have to be 2 white walls. Add dramatic lighting, pops of color with art or large printed wallpaper. This space can be used to tell any story you want.
- Create an optical illusion. If this hallway is your problem area, you can create an illusion to make it look a certain way with the sizes, colors and pieces you choose. For example, if your hallway needs to open up, add a mirror and lighting to illuminate the area . If your hallway is way too long without anything going on, add a console or small accent chairs to fill the empty space.
The designers of the hallway spaces above really thought outside of the box to create a one of kind look in something that is usually left so empty! Patterned runners, painted ceilings, over-sized artwork and mirrors- the sky is the limit when it comes to interior design! We pulled a few unique pieces from a few of our favorite stores that will really add a punch to a hallway design.
Get the LOOK…
Looking through magazines and online home decor sites can be inspiring and frustrating all at once. Most people fall in love with a certain look but have no idea where to start. Whether it is the mood, color or the overall space that is captivating- we are here to show you that a certain look you love can definitely be achieved- even if it is in your favorite magazine… 
ELLEDecor.com feautures Courtney Cox’s beautiful Malibu Beach home that was renovated by architect Michael Kovac and designed by Trip Haenisch. Her home captures the essence of an earthy vibe with streamlined finishes. The mixture of natural stone and wood with contemporary furniture and artwork create a harmonious relationship throughout the home.
Taking elements from each room such as contemporary furniture, organic shapes and textures with an industrial flare we came up with the design below. The best part is everything we found is available to the public from local stores and online retailers. Adding a splash of crisp white paint to the walls and framing the windows with dark drapery will really complete the look!
2013 Color of the year: Emerald Green
Pantone has casted emerald green the new “it” color for 2013 stating: “Lively.Radiant.Lush… A color of elegance and beauty
that enhances our sense of well-being, balance and harmony.”
Who wouldn’t want to surround themselves with a color that brings well-being, balance and harmony?! Well, at ASD Interiors we sure do! Lets get inspired and see how we can use this color in our favor!
One of the biggest obstacles about this color is that you have to be brave enough to use it! Let’s start small and work our way up. This does not have to be the main color in a room- this can actually be the perfect burst of color a room is craving! With emerald green a little goes a long way and still makes a big statement.
This hallway really makes a statement. It has the perfect amount of light and is toned down with the worn hardwood flooring! Love it!
A great way to add this color is to paint an accent wall. Try Benjamin Moore; Emerald Isle 2039-20
If you want more help using Emerald Green in your home, feel free to email us info@asdinteriors.com and we will be happy to help you!!

































By choosing warmer color tones in walnut and grey, the kitchen came to life. Adding a colorful glass and slate back splash tile gave a contemporary touch especially since I decided to install it vertically instead of horizontal!! Matched with the quartz counter tops for the island and main kitchen, along with industrial details like the reclaimed wood mirror and swivel bar stools, this kitchen got its masculine vibe. And who could forget the beautiful accent wallpaper in the dining area that tied the theme together!
