While most people are attracted to the “all-white” look. There are interior design rebels that aren’t afraid of an all-black room. The concept of using black paint can be scary. The dark tone can make a room appear smaller and it absorbs all light, which means a warmer home. However, there are actually more benefits to a black wall. And when it’s done right, it never goes unnoticed. Here are 9 black rooms that will get you inspired.

The photo above is a galley kitchen by Arent & Pyke. It features a large floor-to-ceiling round steel window. The dark cabinetry complements the steel windows and adds the right amount of drama without overpowering the kitchen space.

A trending color for interior design is blue. Designers are painting bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and living rooms in different hues of blue. Each shade can set the tone for a room. Deep midnight blues can create a rich and moody atmosphere. Light blue wall color can make a room look bright and airy. Get inspired by seeing our 7 unique blue room round-up below.

The first of the unique blue room round-up is a Mathew Quinn Design. It features beautiful marble countertops and trim around the window that has blue veining. The wall is covered in blue subway tiles for a moody vibe and compliments the marble stone.

Just north of the George Washington bridge lives a cozy small neighborhood called Snedens Landing. It’s known for its high-profile homeowners and secluded location—the perfect hideaway only 20 miles from Manhattan. The architecture consists of old dutch style exteriors and rustic designs with water views. Get inspired by this rustic breakfast nook for fall.

The breakfast nook has views of the autumn foliage and the Hudson River. The best way to have breakfast every morning. The rustic breakfast nook is decorated with a custom banquette, a round marble table, and a rattan chair. A natural brass pendant light hangs over the table.

Today’s interior inspiration is not an average southern pad. It’s a dreamy family home located in Birmingham, Alabama. The home sits hillside of Red Mountain, an area with a rich history of steel industrialists. Interior designer, Jeffrey Dungan, decided to purchase the property to transform it into his dream home for his family. He wanted to design a unique space that is calming but also pays homage to the 19th-century iron ore mining district.

Dungan didn’t take on the project alone. He asked designer friends Grant Trick, Betsy Brown, and Michelle Cone. Trick designed the primary bathroom that features steel and glass windows with a soft bench for modern elegance.

Becoming an interior designer is about more than just decorating houses. It’s about bringing dreams to life. Interior designers have mastered the skill of taking inspiration and turning it into a reality. But working on new projects takes up a lot of time. It doesn’t matter if it’s only one room or an entire home renovation. Every little detail matters. And the job isn’t always as lucrative as people may think. It depends on the budget and type of project. So how can you make money as an interior designer?

The kitchen is the most important room in any home. And some might even say it’s the heart of the home. It’s the place where everyone gathers. So if you’re thinking of renovating your outdated space into a beautiful kitchen then this blog is for you. I’ve rounded up some of my current favorite kitchens. They include all different styles: modern, farmhouse, contemporary and more. There should be a little something for everyone. The kitchens I selected have their own unique style. See my round-up below.

The photo above is of a serene white kitchen designed by Banda Property. It features Calcutta marble with gold veining. The design team accessorized with gold finishes including lighting, faucet, and hardware. The island has a fresh design that includes a lower tier for seating. A beautiful kitchen to make your coffee in every morning.

Today’s interior inspiration is this elegant 19th-century-inspired Sydney home. The space features luxurious Calacatta Viola marble and French decor. The home office is a unique design that channels 19th-century finishes with modern furniture. Interior designer, Tamsin Johnson, transformed this Sydney home into a European dream. Her clients wanted an incredibly designed home that was functional with European flare.

The study above features a Spanish table and vintage French stainless-steel and boucle-upholstered chair. Johnson decided to paint the radiator blue to contrast with the cream-colored walls. She kept the decor minimal with modern elements like the table lamp.

There’s no better feeling than waking up in a dreamy muted bedroom. The soft color palette is soothing, making it easy to unwind after a long day. This primary bedroom is a must-see space for anyone who needs bedroom decorating ideas. Interior designer, Hanne Gathe, redesigned this Oslo apartment to transform it into her permanent residence. After years of living in London and Australia, she wanted her apartment to be her forever home. It was important that every detail had a purpose.

The muted bedroom features custom fabrics and furniture. Gathe’s style is minimalist with European inspiration. The design is truly unique but has Gathe’s magic touch.