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Hello Margaret,
With warmer temperatures predicted this week, we welcome spring, a season of renewal and the perfect time to refresh our spaces, rethink our styles, and embrace new ideas.
In this issue, we’re excited to explore 2025 design trends in which we're seeing a bold shift toward maximalist decor. This year is all about embracing personality, layering patterns, and mixing colors in ways
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that tell a story—your story.Whether you’re looking for a little refresh or a bold new direction, we hope you find something here that inspires you.
For those who are considering the addition or replacement of shades in your home, Hunter Douglas is currently running a Celebration of Light Savings Event through March 31st. With a $75 rebate per unit when you purchase
4–10 units of Silhouette®, or Pirouette® Window Shadings with PowerView® Automation, it's a great time to make the most of the season's daylight with these always on trend sheer shades.
Kind regards,
Margaret, Owner
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We’re excited to see that interior design trends are embracing bold colors and rich textures, reflecting a shift towards more personalized, expressive, and nature-inspired interiors, and moving away from the minimalist approaches of previous years. Here are just a few of the trends we are now seeing and look forward to incorporating in our clients homes. | |
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Moody Earth Tones Deep,
rich colors like chocolate,
burgundy, indigo, and
deep green are replacing
neutral palettes, adding
warmth and depth to
create a cozy and
inviting atmosphere.
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Color Drenching Taking it to
the next level, color drenching
involves immersing a whole
room in a single hue. Painting
walls and trim the same color,
and using varying shades of
the same hue in furniture
and décor create a cohesive
and impactful look.
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Textured Walls Incorporating textures through wallpaper,
plaster, lime wash, and
wood paneling adds
character and dimension
to walls, moving away from
flat surfaces to more
dynamic and
engaging designs.
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Sustainable and Natural Materials There’s a continued emphasis on using sustainable and natural materials like wood, stone, and organic textiles. These elements not only promote environmental responsibility but also bring warmth and authenticity to interiors. | |
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Maximalist Décor Embracing
vibrant and expressive styles, maximalist décor moves away
from minimalism’s simplicity.
Layering patterns, colors,
and textures creates rich and dynamic spaces that reflect
one’s personal taste.
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If you’re considering an interior design project this year, whether you’re planning a major home refresh or a small update, ask one of our designers about these and other trends that may inspire your next transformation. | |
We invite you to visit our website to see more examples of our work, follow us on social media and stay in the know with our quarterly newsletter:
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We help homeowners, and design professionals, dress windows and complete rooms with custom window treatments, pillows, cushions, bedding, upholstery, wallpaper, rugs, furniture and more. Please contact us to schedule an in-home consultation, call 410-544-3300 or:
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SAVINGS EVENT THROUGH MARCH 31st
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