GDC Home Blog

A reminder to look up, the ‘vertical decorating technique’ is the practice of using strategic design methods to make a space appear taller. Using furniture, draperies, mirrors, and other decor, you can draw the eye upward and create the illusion of height in any room. Particularly in small spaces, this technique can do wonders to make your home feel more grand.

Natural jute, sisal, and seagrass are the most popular, but there are plenty of other rugs made from bamboo, coir, cotton and wool that are also beautiful. Whether you prefer simple, solid natural rugs or a fun patterned natural fiber rug, you really can’t go wrong!

Style, warmth, texture – rugs are the ultimate accessory to lay the foundation of a room. Whether you start with your rug and build around it, or add it as a finishing touch, there is no denying the power of this quintessential home decor item.

Before springing for window treatments, it’s worth it to look into how the materials can effect the quality and durability of your curtains, drapes, shutters, blinds, and more. There are countless advantages of well-made window treatments – let’s explore some of them so that you can make a great decision for your home.

An open floor plan can also help to make a home feel brighter and more spacious, especially if the rooms are small to begin with. If you’re starting to decorate your open floor plan, we have some tips that will help create an inviting layout you’ll love.

Displaying a piece of your personality through both tomes and treasures, bookshelves are a staple of many homes across the world. Not only does a well-organized bookshelf give off an old-world, well-read charm, but it also adds significant flair to a living or bedroom. From color coordination to adding the right accessories, these tips will help you turn your bookshelf into a focal point of your home.