Re:design Studio

How to warm up white

We do love us some white walls! We don’t believe white walls mean cold, sterile spaces either! We use the white as a base to build on and here are a few ways we do it!

1. Add texture to the white wall, either with a finish or fabric

2. Incorporate wood accents in the design and decor

3. Bring in texture, color and pattern through fabrics/accessories

4. Choose a warmer white so you can work in creams and beiges into the furniture

5. Add art to the walls and consider the colors and tones in the art piece

Black + White
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Sometimes keeping it simple is the best way to achieve the look! We love a design that mixes materials, but sometimes keeping it clean and sticking with a single color fits the design better.
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With this cabin, we chose to mix three types of siding that are all all the same color to achieve the texture and variation instead of playing with colors to break up the design.
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Sneak peak
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This vintage LOTW cottage also got an exterior refresh that we can’t wait to share with you! Cedar siding that required a ton of maintenance got swapped out with bright white cement board. New black windows were added as well to complete the transformation!
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Stay tuned this week to see a few more shots of this project before we update our portfolio with the full Reno!
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Design is in the details
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Even when curating an exterior, the details matter - down to the vintage inspired thermometer from Target! You can be thoughtful with exterior accessories too!
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