by Designer | Mar 18, 2019 | Interior Design, Lifestyle, Residential Design, Wellness Design
Your home is a sacred space for family gatherings, relaxation and entertaining guests, as such it can be both lively and harmonious. Feng Shui is related to personal wealth and health, as well as the peace and happiness of the whole family. Here are some tips on how...
by Sara Abate | Mar 5, 2019 | Accessible Design, Do-It-Yourself, Interior Design, Lifestyle
Around 6.2 million Canadians aged fifteen or over reported having a disability that affected daily functioning in 2017. With that in mind, designing homes with accessibility at the forefront is a must. However, you don’t have to sacrifice style for functionality...
by Sara Abate | Feb 26, 2019 | Do-It-Yourself, Lifestyle, Residential Design
Fixing issues around your home can be stressful when you don’t feel handy or lack the right tools, but there are some surprisingly easy and budget-friendly ways to take care of small problems. Of course, safety is a priority, so it’s important to note which fixes will...
by Ambience Design Group | Feb 22, 2019 | Do-It-Yourself, Interior Design, Lifestyle, Residential Design
Winter reminds us of hot cocoa by the fireplace, cozy sweaters and most of all cozy interiors. Trends in the interior design world, like in fashion, transform from last year’s trends, however, there are those classics that will never go out of style and are considered...
by Ambience Design Group | Dec 31, 2018 | Design News, Do-It-Yourself, Interior Design, Lifestyle, Residential Design
Pantone’s 2019 Colour of the year is a coral hue, otherwise known as 16-1546 Living Coral. This colour selection is an ode to the great seas, to the corals, to the stunning beauty around us that often goes unnoticed. Pantone reminds us that beauty that goes further...
by Sara Abate | Nov 25, 2018 | Do-It-Yourself, Interior Design, Lifestyle, Residential Design, Sustainable Design, Wellness Design
Energy efficient homes are becoming an increasingly more common topic as we’re gradually becoming more aware of the impact we have on the world. The main idea behind such homes is to reduce needless energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and demands for...
