Beige Interior With Wood And White Marble Accents

Beige Interior With Wood And White Marble Accents

Wood and white marble elements add texture and depth to this beige modern home design. Visualized by Milana Ruslanovna, the residential interior features a spacious open-plan living room with a peaceful air. Stylish, contemporary furniture pieces build a layout that is both chic and engaging. Modern light installations add sculptural interest and an atmospheric glow. The luxe white marble kitchen creates a dividing wall between the living space and an impressive home entryway where first impressions count. Modern wood wall paneling clads the walls of the hallway, creating a warm and welcoming backdrop behind a statement console unit and striking art.

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The Calming Effects Of Light & Relaxed Interior Design

The Calming Effects Of Light & Relaxed Interior Design

We all need a little more calm in our lives. Social media alerts are constantly pinging on our devices, demanding immediate attention. Work-life overspills into home life with no excuses or apologies. The world moves fast and never sleeps. The best we can do is to take control of our surroundings, to carve out a little piece of serenity to soothe tired eyes and minds. These two light and relaxed interior designs demonstrate how to take the noise and chaos out of our homes. Laconic white and wood colour palettes communicate only peace and restful balance. A combination of linearity and curves mould clean layouts that flow gently.

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Warm Beige, Greige, Wood & Travertine Decor

Warm Beige, Greige, Wood & Travertine Decor

Beige, greige, wood, and travertine decor elements culminate in a warm and welcoming interior design with a stylish aesthetic. Visualised by ZEWorkroom Studio, this modern home is a smooth and seductive space, where neutral decor is striking in its simplicity. In the spacious living room, elegant focal walls form a textured room divider and an eye-catching TV wall. The kitchen diner is a tranquil space with a travertine island, smooth beige stucco walls, and atmospheric lighting. Upstairs, the master bedroom includes a secluded home workspace that’s artfully tucked behind a partition headboard. The kid’s room offers playful inspiration with a fun slide and a hideaway play loft.

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How to Make a Sweet Modern Advent Calendar Village

How to Make a Sweet Modern Advent Calendar Village

Wood Block & Test Tube DIY Advent Calendar Village
Photo: Bruno Bornsztein

It’s advent calendar time! As I write this post, the Midwest is being walloped by a snow storm. Nothing inspires holiday decorating like many inches of snow, and to stave off decking all the halls, I created a little diy advent calendar village for our children. Read on for the full tutorial.

Using blocks of wood and test tubes, I assembled a village full of tiny treasures to help our family celebrate the season. The great thing about using test tubes is that it ensures each day’s surprise is small.

advent town

Creating your own diy advent calendar village is simple. We originally created 24 houses for this project, but the result was overwhelming, so we scaled back to a set of seven houses (to represent each week leading up to Christmas).

Wood block advent village
Materials for DIY wood block advent calendar

Materials

  • Wood: We used Basswood carving blocks.
  • 24 Test Tubes + Cork Stoppers
  • Drill + 3/4″ Forstner Bit
  • Miter Saw
  • Acrylic Paint: We used gold and white.
  • A set of number stickers.
  • Tiny treats to fill your tiny test tubes.

Make Your DIY Advent Calendar:

  1. Cut your wood to size. Our houses ranged in size from 3.5″ to 6″ tall, and were about 2″ thick.
  2. Drill your holes into the blocks of wood. We used a 3/4″ bit. It’s important to drill the holes before you create your angled roofs because it’s much easier to keep your holes plumb this way.
  3. Cut angled roofs on your houses. I think it works best to create a variety of peaks, slants, angles. Because, you know, houses come in all shapes and sizes.
  4. Lightly sand your houses.
  5. Using painter’s tape, mark off the areas you’d like to paint on each house.
  6. Paint your houses. We used white paint on the faces of the houses and gold paint on the rooftops.
  7. Fill your test tubes and place them in their homes!

"Wooden block with hole painted in white paint."
Painting a woden candle holder gold.

I used a variety of small treats to fill my tubes, and I’ll share some of my favorites with you because it was a challenge to find goodies small enough to fit inside a standard test tube. 

An advent calendar village with candy.
Small galls cylinders with cork lids filled with candy and candles.

What to put in your DIY advent calendar?

  • Edible Treats: Candy like M&Ms work well. Hot cocoa with marshmallows is another winner.
  • Crafts: I filled many tubes with beads and ribbons that came in $1 craft store sets. Some of these sets were too big to fit the test tube, so I placed only a part of them in the test tube (e.g. mini colored pencils).
  • Notes: In a few tubes, I placed a note indicating a special thing we’d do together as a family (e.g. “Bake cookies.”, “Wrap presents.”, “Take an evening drive to look at holiday lights.”). Notes are also a great way to incorporate a service component into your calendar (e.g. “Shop for gifts for children and donate them to Toys for Tots”). I filled the tubes containing notes with confetti to make them more festive.
A small miniature set shows a white deer near pine trees and wooden blocks.

The final result is a sweet village to help us count down the days until Christmas.

A Christmas village sits on a small table near a grey wall.

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Projecting Subtle Warmth With Pale Wood Decor Accents

Projecting Subtle Warmth With Pale Wood Decor Accents

White and gray modern home interiors appear clean and fresh but sometimes lack warmth. In these two contemporary home designs, we’ll see how pale wooden accents add subtle visual heat to the palette, without pushing the aesthetic into the rustic realm. Our first featured home interior includes an airy open plan layout with a dual height living space. Light wood accents soften the monochrome meld, adding areas of texture and interest. Our second home tour takes place in a smaller home with a cozy ambiance. Here, pale wood elements are complemented by an injection of earthy olive green, which threads a cohesive color story through the entire apartment.

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