Bright pops of color are all the rage in this stunning Dallas, Texas home. With its whimsical feel and bold patterns, thereโs a surprise around (literally) every corner!
Bright pops of color are all the rage in this stunning Dallas, Texas home. With its whimsical feel and bold patterns, thereโs a surprise around (literally) every corner!
Design by Collins Interiors | Photography by Nathan Schroder
First impressions can be tough, but this house is a show stopper from the very start. A rounded front entryway stands out against an all white exterior and rectangular windows. Simple concrete pavers provide a welcoming path into the home and are complimented by classic white shutters, and neat shrubbery.
An x-frame railing in the stairway is a modern alternative to the traditional post and rail.
A rich blue is just one of the many hues beautifully featured throughout this home.
Moving into the kitchen, youโll notice that the marble countertops are seamlessly transitioned up onto the backsplash, developing a cohesive aesthetic. A custom hood that matches the cabinetry creates a statement that still remains subdued. White cabinetry is perfectly paired with sleek brass pulls. Throughout the home, glass vases and vessels are used as a method of displaying beautiful greenery while still keeping things light and airy.
A freestanding tub is enough to make any bathroom feel grand, and the one shown here is no exception. A perfect place to get ready in the morning needs two things: natural light and counter space. The former is checked off with plenty of large windows, and the wall-to-wall vanity takes care of the latter.
A glass front shower beautifully reveals accents of gold hardware.
If you look closely, details like this old school tub faucet can be spotted throughout the home.
Now, hereโs the pop of color I know you all have been waiting for! Small powder rooms are the perfect place to feature wallpaper, like this one, because you can choose something a bit bold without committing to an entire open space. A gold framed mirror and matching faucet fixture sit above a sink with equally as beautiful details, such as the trim-front and waterfall countertop.
A yellow herringbone piano bench contrasts grey geometric flooring.
Speaking of fun patterns, hereโs an up-close transition from tile to a light wood flooring.
Wallpaper is featured in the office of this home as well, but not just on the walls! Adding wallpaper to a ceiling is a great way to draw the eyes up and make a space feel larger. A striking sunburst light fixture is also featured up above, tying in with the other gold accents in the room. Built-in cabinetry provides plenty of storage for important files and other knick-knacks. An acrylic, rolling desk chair is functional in more ways than one; it creates a place for seating and also makes the space feel less crowded.
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Deep blue is tied into the bathroom in this double drawer sink vanity.
This smart home can be controlled from just the click of button!
In the living room, a bold blue paint is subdued by soft, cream-colored furniture. This tufted ottoman can serve as table or additional seating, so thereโs room for everyone to relax. A fun pop of violet in the accent chair keeps the room feeling young and playful. Accent pillows bring in tones of green, yellow, and orange as well.
A geometric-front cabinet with brass pulls creates bathroom storage and adds visual interest to the space. Square framed art featured in this space soften the walls, and a window in the shower brings in loads of natural light.
A blue tiled flooring in the laundry room balances with all-white cabinetry. Art pieces adorn the walls in multiple places throughout this home, but this is one of the most stunning. Abstract art is a great way to introduce color into a space.
A dream-boat of a backyard rounds out this home, and creates a private oasis with gorgeous views inward through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Space to entertain inside and out is a must in any home, and we could personally spend all day out here! Every detail from the ceiling fan to the colored accent table pull everything together beautifully.
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