I have finally moved into my new apartment, and
Coastal Living Magazine has given me great inspirations on how I will be decorating it. Here, I found some amazing inspirations that I will be leaning towards this summer. Check out the beachy boho looks for this summer's living life!
First off, Rejuvenate! It is always good to have bright colors as you walk in the door. Having color in the entrance illuminates the house and bring positive energy when entering and leaving home.
Sit with the colors of life: a lot of pillows and cushions make the living room feel more like sweet home. By mixing stripes, polka dots, botanical prints, geometric shapes, and a lot of color blocking, lifts up the spirit and brings happiness to your home.
Home Sweet Vintage: By having a sense of history throughout the dining room, hang vintage paintings along with terra-cotta-colors to have a historic touch. I promise it will bring relaxation to the table.
Nude Simplicity: Use the kitchen to balance modern and industrial appearances by using nude, and warm tones. Believe it or not, warm colors help maintain a crave for healthy food by warming up the mind and body with a fresh touch.
All-Natural: Be sure to use textural contrast all around the bedroom. It gives is a soft, organic look. Use accessories rather than furniture to bring in the color.
So there you have it, now it is time for the beach!
PS: This week has been nothing but stress. From having my grandma visiting from Mexico, last week of my spring quarter in school, and moving in to my new apartment, and yet trying to figure out how to do all of the above within my work schedule... YIKES! I need a beach trip, I have really been busy. As for that, I apologize for the lack of post, but as you see, I am a busy woman [laugh], but I promise I have my eyes opened for wonderful inspirations, and my lovely followers.
Xoxo,
Shayla Torres.
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