Looking to transform your kitchen into a cozy yet functional space that blends rustic charm with modern elegance? This blue rustic kitchen, filmed by Mauritz at Aiko XXXL in Burgas, Bulgaria, perfectly captures that balance. Produced by Landscape Kitchen from Germany, this setup combines premium materials and appliances with warm,...
10 homes painted in Benjamin Moore Smoke 2122-40

"A versatile medium gray softened with attractive blue-green undertones." Benjamin Moore has a great feature on his website where you can see how color is perceived in the morning, afternoon, ambient and night.
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Below you will find a bathroom, bedroom, kitchen and living room painted in the color Smoke from Benjamin Moore.
In this Youtube video below you can see how Jen does a bedroom tour that is painted in Smoke by Benjamin Moore. You will also see a nice bathroom the first minute which is painted in Soft Chinchilla 2135-50 from Benjamin Moore.
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Many people are searching for color codes for IKEA kitchen fronts, but they can be difficult to find. To ensure accuracy, it is important to rely on a trustworthy source—in this case, IKEA. At the bottom of this article, you will find color codes for discontinued METOD fronts.
If you're planning a kitchen remodel and looking for a stylish yet budget-friendly option, you've probably come across IKEA kitchens. Known for their sleek Scandinavian design and affordable pricing, IKEA kitchens have become a go-to choice for homeowners, renters, and even design professionals. But are they really worth the investment?
Minimalism? Cute. But what if your living room was a wild, untamed safari – complete with golden gorillas and world maps that glitter like treasure? Welcome to the jungle, baby. It's time to go wild in style.
Minimalism is changing. It's no longer just about cold white walls and hard angles. And honestly? It's not even really "Scandinavian" anymore — or "Japandi." Walking through Bolia, I didn't see the same old design clichés. I saw something more universal. A new wave of calm. Let's call it: Global Zen.
If you're dreaming of a calm, cozy, and functional living space that blends simplicity with warmth, you're not alone. Scandinavian interior design has become a global trend — and for good reason. The mix of neutral colors, natural materials, and functional furniture makes it perfect for modern living.