THE COHESIVE HOME

 COHESION THROUGH STRUCTURE OR THROUGH THE HEART

This isn't a hard and fast rule but when it comes to picking sides we veer toward continuity in design. It would be hard to look at these images and not imagine they are all in the same space and of course they are. Like we said, this isn't a rule but nine times out of ten linking all your spaces together just feels right.

This rule of continuity is most easily employed when the spaces are in an open arrangement. In this case the open arrangement is only partially true. The living, dining and kitchen are all open to each other so it almost demands that the scheme is tied together with color and form.

The bedroom is a separate enclosed space but carrying through the color scheme just seems right. 

But just to prove that we're just as good at breaking the rules here's a peek into our own home. Our home not only bounces from color scheme to color scheme but moves from style to style within each room. It's all a bit schizophrenic but somehow it seems to work.

From the open space that unites on color but bounces from transitional in the living room to country in the kitchen

to moderne in the dining room

to eclectic in the snug there's still a unity in the personal touches that speak to who we are. Sometimes that can be enough. We're good with keeping you on the right path to unifying your home into a cohesive whole either through its envelope or through its heart. No one wants their home to be a jigsaw puzzle of pieces that don't seem to fit together.