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The Diary of a Cool Kid’s Room

August 21, 2014 Jigsaw Design Leave a comment

In our faced paced world, we want our bedroom to be a retreat from the stresses and responsibilities of everyday life. Well, just like us our kids and teens crave that same escape. Creating a bedroom that expresses your child’s personality will make them feel loved and understood, as well as at home. The Jigsaw Designers are continually creating fun and unique ideas for child and teen bedrooms that are approachable and can actually be adapted into any home…this is not a post on ‘extreme’ kid’s rooms, because let’s face it, not everybody has a forty thousand dollar budget to work with. This post will show some special touches and guidelines to theme out your cool kid’s chic abode.

What child wouldn’t want a swing in his or her room? Sound crazy? The following room pulled it off by having an uncluttered room to start with, and using a clean color palate. Using white as a base color which gives a crisp look to the room, and then layering with gray and a pop of bold neon yellow for the eye to follow is a perfect combination for this featured boys room. Once you’ve chosen your overall theme, or whimsical design idea, it’s best to stick to two or three main colors and begin building your story from there. In the following photos in the Bubble swing girl’s room, the base color is white with pops of pink for color. The Bubble Swing and furry poofs add hipster flair and whimsy to the space.

A girly-girl’s room isn’t a girl’s room without at least a little bling. For added sparkle add foil wallpaper to the ceiling and let it shine with one, maybe two, oh make it three chandeliers. This is a room a girl can really grow into, tweaking the throw pillows and accessories over time.

Channel her inner Marie Antoinette if that is just not enough by adding strands of crystal beads hung in a circle around a chandelier for a look that’s perfectly over the top.

Layered black and charcoal are the ultimate cool for the hip teen boy’s room. This rock n roll chic look really pops with the light box table from DWR. Dress the room up with their favorite bands memorabilia and they will be in their comfort zone. Adding a touch of color to the black and charcoal palate is also very pleasing to the eye. Bright orange, turquoise or neon yellow are great choices for a boy’s room.

Keep your little athlete (or busy body) moving by installing a rock climbing wall in their bedroom. Kits for home install can be purchased by companies like Atomic for those looking for a DYI project. The possibilities are endless for designing your wall, and can be a fun bonding time project for you and your little one.

A loft space is a great way to combine a playroom and a bedroom in one space, but with a feeling of two. It gives them a sense of their own special place to relax and read, or play music with their friends while not taking over another room in the house. We like the simplicity of these lofts for the minimalism and creativity. These tricked out rooms take the idea of the bunk bed to new heights.

Teenagers, as lovely as they are, are known to be loud and of course narcissistic. We’ve found two great solutions for both of these…symptoms. First are upholstered walls! What a fantastic way to sound proof their space where the music is always too loud. And, we found a great solution for the era of the ‘selfie’…viola… Polaroid wallpaper. With careful placement using Polaroid images will not only be a great history lesson about the pre-digital world, but it can create a really fun and interesting look for your teen’s room.

We all want our kids to view the family home as place they want to be. Their refuge from the crazy world, and have it be cool at the same time to share with their friends. Making their room over with their input will be great one on one time and allow them to help create a space to call their own. Have fun and enjoy!

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Reinventing the Classics

August 13, 2014 Jigsaw Design 1 Comment

We dedicate this post to the old adage that ‘history repeats itself’; and with that, no furniture designer/architect team continues to resurface like Charles and Ray Eames. Interestingly enough Charles’ vision was so futuristic he was kicked out of the first university he attended for being too ‘modern’.

While both Charles and Ray were born and raised in the US, their tendency for the Danish modern style and techniques were the cornerstone of their illustrious careers. This dynamic duo rolled out hit after hit and their fame is still growing today.

The classic designs are still being sold today through many institutions such as Design Within Reach and Herman Miller to name a few. But, we are seeing these classic beauties pop up in fresh new ways. Following are images of a few of our favorite reinvented classic dining chairs; big bold floral painted prints, spray paint, and even…yes…white duct tape. Why not?

Already have the classic but want to update it? Simply add a camo print or a sumptuous Sherpa slip cover.

Launched in 1956 the Eames Leather Lounger and Ottoman are the most comfortable of the Eames designs and certainly the most copied. Nevertheless the copying still continues as you will see in the following photos. We love the plaid redo on the Eames original; or Eames meets West with the cowhide lounger found in a variety of colors.

The iconic business office chair or “work” chair being part of the Aluminum Group is steadfast and true. The official “desk” chair of the Jigsaw Design offices, I might add, is also popping up in printed fabrics instead of leather. The pink and white print could make a great substitute for a glider in a baby nursery and the womb lounger is just so cool covered in Proenza Schouler fabric.

The Eames’ mass produced their futuristic yet timeless designs for airports, train stations and hospitals to name a few. The Jigsaw Designers love the look of these reinvented vintage airport chair sets in place of a sofa or love seat in a sitting room. Don’t plan to get cozy enough to watch an epic film, but perfect for high tea or happy hour with friends!

Oh Eames, how much do we love thee, let us count the ways…too many style to love and continue to love. We hope you are inspired to seek out a reinvented classic or reinvent one yourself. Let us know how you transform your Eames. We like hearing from you!

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Relax-Unique Outdoor Spaces

August 6, 2014 Jigsaw Design Leave a comment

In the heat of the summer, the pool calls your name and the sun draws you outdoors into its presence. Create a unique boutique hotel poolside escape right in your own backyard and enjoy a” stay-cation” this summer. In this post we will cover chic and sexy tips for creating a mood altering outdoor retreat for you to worship the sun, dine with friends, and even catch some zzz’s.

When creating your unique outdoor space the first rule of thumb is to bring some elements of style from the indoors to the outdoors. For example, if your style is modern with bold black and white colors throughout your home, then it’s best to look for clean modern lines for the patio furniture. Furthermore while bringing some black and white onto the patio; you have the freedom to add a pop of color for the outside. This will make the overall look of your home flow well.

Once you’ve chosen your theme and design elements to compliment your indoor space, it’s time to pull together the décor. We’ve been searching for unique furniture ideas to create a one of a kind space that is completely functional. We are in love with the hanging beds in the following images…getting sleepy already?

On a recent trip to the Dominican Republic we strolled on a beach lined with these wicker orbs. Imagine a lazy afternoon in one of these in your own backyard, dreaming you’re away on a heavenly vacation.

The poolside lounger is a must have for that St. Tropez tan we all desire. The Jigsaw team just installed a black and white themed outdoor living space in Palm Springs, CA. The designers used Black and White polka dot loungers for a pop of whimsy at this chic California home.

Other loungers we are drawn to are meant more for reading and relaxing that sunning. The mid-century modern pink lounger adds a bold pop of color, while the circular lounger is a statement making art piece.

Another trend that keeps popping up is fake grass. As the craze continues for real grass yards to be replaced with faux grass, we continue to see this kitschy element sneaking into the furniture and accessory markets. Grassy chairs, ottomans, bars and pillows. In the following images you will see an entire outdoor space constructed of natural and faux grass. Though we are not sure how comfortable that might be, it is thought provoking.

If you find these images enticing but don’t have a patio or terrace…no problem, just create one. Using a large piece of fabric for a canopy and a little imagination, you can create an outdoor space anywhere. Here you will see how a great functional space was created using white fabric as a canopy and white rocks to distinguish the space from the rest of the yard.

If you are looking to create something more substantial, consider converting that old shed or detached garage into an adult playhouse. These custom created get-a-ways are perfect for adding the outdoor space you need if your home doesn’t have a built in patio or deck.

Whatever type of outdoor space speaks to you albeit chic mid-century modern or a Moroccan bohemian Kasbah; step outside the lines of norm and have fun creating your unique get-a-way. In the busy world we live in everybody needs one. Bon Voyage!

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Black and White

July 28, 2014 Jigsaw Design 3 Comments

The black and white color combination is simple and pure. It can be whatever it wants to be, modern, traditional, or regal. No other combination has stood the test of time more. On a recent adventure to France we found ourselves immersed in a flood of black and white with a roaring 20’s vibe at a local jazz spot. Black and white was used throughout the space in every room, but each room revealed a fresh take on this classic combination. White chairs with black trim, each with its own cashmere striped wrap thrown over the back. Glossy white columns and bold striped wall paper, wide striped curved ceilings, this place had it all to the last detail of wrapped toilet paper in black and white tissue. Enamored by the ambiance we left with a burning desire for all things black and white.

To achieve a lighter brighter take on this look of a sea of black and white you must start first with the foundation color…white. Starting with white will give your room a crisp clean look and from there you can add as much black to mix as you would like. A black and white rug and throw pillows may be just enough. If you want more of an impact, adding a stripe chair or sofa will create the perfect pop. Another quick fix for adding this haute combo to your space is simply by adding black and white paint. Horizontal and vertical stripes, painting the trim, or adding a border can give your space the wow factor you are looking for.

For a different perspective on the black and white combination, start with black as your base color. While this bold use of color is very dramatic coincidentally it’s quite soothing. Be adventurous and add a splash of stripe with a sofa in front of the black walls for a statement-making living room. For a softer look add a white lamp and accessories to the black-draped walls mixed with muted bedding for a sexy bedroom.

If you are lifetime lover of black and white and are certain of a time commitment to this color combo then why not be bold and make it more permanent. Black and white flooring is tried and true and works well in any style of home. Bold square tile flooring is classic and lays a base for black and white accents throughout the space in the traditional salon in the images below. Or try creating an all-white space with black and white floor tiles for a fresh clean look.

If you are committed but not to the point of flooring, then adding curtains or blinds with a stripe or boarder can be just enough touch and yet still be flexible with the look of the rest of the room.

This classic color combo can take so many different directions that this post could go on and on. The dosage of black and white that you can handle is entirely up to you. Whether it’s a few pillows and accessories or complete overhaul of black and white. The theme is always in fashion and always commands attention. Have fun creating your black and white world. Enjoy!

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The Modern Chandelier

July 18, 2014 Jigsaw Design 5 Comments

Welcome back to part 2 of the Today’s Chandelier series. In our last post we looked at traditional crystal and glass chandeliers. While these traditional styles work well in modern to traditional homes, the same is true for the modern chandelier. The modern chandelier is still mostly comprised of crystal and glass. However we are seeing Lucite, wrought iron, shells, sea glass, wine bottles and many other materials.

One of the freshest styles in the crystal chandelier is called linear suspension and is typically is made up of strands of crystals hung in long drips of gorgeous light. These styles work best over dining table, kitchens, or bar areas that have a wide space to cover. See the images below how these long linear chandeliers add the perfect amount of drama to the room. One of the images included is of blown glass bubbles that look as if they are floating down from the ceiling.

The name chandelier has grown to mean many different things. While at one time it was meant for the standard traditional crystal dripping lamp, but now it is much more. The artichoke chandelier made way for other materials to be considered for the purpose elegant lighting, but without the glitzy crystals. Below are images of beautiful starbursts of light, puffs of nylon, metal, and glass in organic forms and a mélange of colors and styles. Glass tubes form a burst of light and energy, nylon dandelions float above a kitchen; all so pleasing and interesting to the eye.

Like the traditional chandelier, bathrooms get dressed up with the modern chandelier. Fresh zingy colors of glass pop in a modern bathroom. As well as an oversized spray of tiny crystals hypnotize you while bathing in this erotic red bathroom. The looks are sexy and fun and who wouldn’t want to linger in a bath here.

Adding a chandelier can enhance the look of your home or office. Whatever style you are most drawn to between modern or traditional chandeliers they are easily accessible and available in every budget. There are many resources available on-line, or you can work with a custom designer like Jigsaw. For example, the Jigsaw Designers work directly with Venetian manufacturers who can customize a one-of-a-kind chandelier to the last detail. We hope this post will inspire you to embrace the inner Marie Antoinette in yourself and get a move on your chandelier install.

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The Traditional Chandelier

July 14, 2014 Jigsaw Design Leave a comment

It doesn’t matter who you are or what your style may be, at the end of the day every girl loves a chandelier. We all have a princess, or a Marie Antoinette, living in us that loves to see a little bling hanging from the ceiling! This post will be part 1 of a 2 part series on the Chandeliers of today. We will start with the much loved traditional chandelier.

While dating back to medieval times, the royal courts loved the glimmer of candle light from the ceiling. The love of twinkling light above us while we dine has never faded. In modern times the chandelier has been used primarily in the dining room for the perfect ambience for entertaining and romance. Over the course of the last decades however the traditional chandelier has made it way to many other rooms in the house. The Jigsaw Designers love using these charming beauties in bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and even walk in closets. The possibilities are endless.

Chandeliers come in many different classes to fit into different style categories; crystal, glass, antique, candle, Lucite, and wrought iron. The most popular being crystal and glass. One of Jigsaw’s favorite ways to add a traditional crystal chandelier is to mix this ultra-feminine look into a rustic or rustic modern room. See the image below and you can understand the perfect balance between the masculine wood and iron, with the delicate shimmer of the crystal.

The crystal chandelier is regarded as regal and elegant therefore is the perfect addition to the formal dining room. As well, the light produced adds romance to any bedroom from traditional to modern. We are even seeing a trend in laundry rooms getting a chandelier update. Most moms spend a lot of their time doing laundry, so why not add a little glamour.

The second most popular style is the glass chandelier. Venetian blown glass being the most coveted. The monochromatic glass chandeliers are gorgeous and even though they are typically considered traditional they fit perfectly into the modern home as well as the French country manor. A trend we are seeing in glass chandeliers as well as crystal as to add this spectacle to your outdoor space. It creates such an enchanting atmosphere; you’ll never want to go indoors.

To add a chandelier or not…is that even a question? We say add two! We hope this post will expand your horizons and enlighten you. Be sure to check back for our blog on the Modern Chandelier.

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Lucite…Clearly Fashionable!

July 11, 2014 Jigsaw Design Leave a comment

Lucite furniture made a big comeback in 2002 with the introduction of the Ghost chair by Philippe Starke. This unique and somewhat futuristic material shot to stardom immediately and has managed to keep a steady pulse ever since. Since the 1930’s acrylic furniture has typically been associated with the Hollywood Glam (aka Regency) style. However, this enchanting material can fit into most style categories adding a flare like no other.

There is just something about Lucite that is simply artistic. It has personality and a sense of humor. Even the most serious or glamorous rooms lighten up when a touch of Lucite is added to the mix. In the images below you will see how much impact this material has in even the most traditional rooms.

While Lucite’s presence is always known, its translucent quality gives way for another focal point in the room. See the gorgeous dining room below. The long elegant table, herringbone wood floors, chandelier and the art-work. This room is about the art, and the edgy yet invisible chairs somehow allow you to enjoy the entire room verses one element.

The 60’s spawned a big surge for all things acrylic and we love this ultra-modern ball chair by Christian Daninos circa 1968. While the vintage pieces like these are in high demand, companies like Kartell make a large assortment of styles and colors that can work well in most homes and budgets.

The functionality of Lucite furniture has improved over the years and therefore is more than a show piece. For example the chairs included in the images below with the double desks; the study area has never been more hip! The chairs almost float in the room and make way for your eye to enjoy the inspiring art and the task at hand. When it comes to the bedroom the Lucite bed was made famous by Helena Rubenstein. However taking on a on a new look, with simple clean lines that leave the work to the rest of the room.

Lucite is such a versatile material and it’s meant to be fun. Whether you’re ready to commit to see thru dining table or a simple Lucite tray, this is a trend you can invest in. The look is so forward that it’s timeless and therefore something you can hold on to for years to come.

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Pretty in Navy and Pink

July 7, 2014 Jigsaw Design 1 Comment

While being dawned by the A list celebs at the Oscars, these oh-so-complimentary colors have been a match made in interior design heaven. Navy and pink are the perfect partners where masculine meets feminine in the home. This stunning pair exudes balance and harmony in a spectacular fashion.

Navy is a powerful color that is associated with depth and stability. It symbolizes confidence, trust, wisdom, intelligence, faith, and truth. While pink is a symbol of love and associated with nurturing and compassion. Therefore the strength of a navy room is perfectly balanced with the delicate softness of pink. Take this living room for example. It is a dynamic room with a bold navy patterned rug, navy walls and furniture. Alone, this would be a navy overdose, but it appears completely balanced with the perfect placement of the pink pillows and framed artwork.

Too much of a good thing isn’t always the best. Layering navy and pink with other colors is an easy way to get the look without committing every item in your space to these two colors. In the next two photos these bedrooms have neutrals mixed in to soften the look. The gray pillows in the first room help mellow the bold navy and pink. Likewise, the gold color pillows in the second image help break up the intensity of this compelling color combo.

The best foundation color to pop the navy and pink is crisp white. Whether it’s mixed into a pattern or the color of the largest piece of furniture in the room, this base color is necessary for the two colors to be displayed in all their glory. If you are drawn to this look and want to try trend but not make a huge investment, then try starting with navy and pink as accent colors on a mostly white backdrop. Navy and pink throw pillows on a white sofa, with pink flowers in a vase on the table are the perfect start. White bedding with navy and pink pillows and navy curtains is another more disposable way to get the trend without overkill.

Navy and pink together are refreshing and full of energy. This color combo is a happy one and we know it will affect your mood. Who wouldn’t feel blissful sitting at this gorgeous navy and pink make up table? What a great place to start the day, and what a great time for a navy and pink update.

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The Spanish Evolution

July 4, 2014 Jigsaw Design 1 Comment

The quintessential ‘Spanish style’ in interior design has truly evolved. Think white, light and airy when it comes to the new modern take on this classic hacienda style. The fine line between Spanish and Mediterranean is thinning as the shift from dark and heavy décor moves into bright seaside whites with touches of classical iron and cherry wood. The days of over cluttered and ornate accessories and art are becoming a thing of the past as the Spanish style transitions to a more minimal approach. Lines are becoming cleaner and more elegant which lends itself to show off important pieces of elaborate art, tapestries and patterns. In the image below, this light and airy room is so inviting with its crisp white walls, curtains and sofas. The touches of iron for the curtain rods and lamps reflect the root of the Spanish style as well as the exposed beam ceilings. The lines in the ceiling seem to sweep you softly to the outdoors among the cactus garden in nature’s own flora and fauna landscape.

The spirit of the Spanish style always feels like a vacation, but the contemporary hacienda has a chic new twist. Clean nearly blank walls all in white, with one bright accent wall to pop a piece of Spanish artwork. Mixing modern or mid-century modern furniture and flooring makes this new modern Spanish style unique and fresh. Brightly colored tiles mixed with neutral or grey walls and antiques create a youthful vibe with old world bones. Spanish style and tiles are really coming back but with more color and pattern options. More options than the traditional brown and gold tones we used to be limited to. The Jigsaw Designers love mixing these floor tiles in a bathroom with rustic modern pieces like a large black pained shower glass doors, reclaimed cabinets with Carrera countertops, and a vintage iron chandelier.

Consider wall tapestries and Spanish theme artwork when you update your decor. While giving focus to the room, wall art is an excellent opportunity to enhance your hacienda design theme. While keeping the overall look white and bright, add a color indigenous to the Mediterranean and Spanish regions in colors of creamy ivory, gold, turquoise blues, rich greens and deep red and of course terra cotta. High ceilings, concrete floors, and exposed beams are all typical elements of the Spanish style and can be the perfect canvas to express the Hacienda flavor. In the bedroom image below the ceilings are very high, the color palate in greens and terra cotta, and while being a bit dark (which is typically Spanish), it is not cluttered with art work and accessories. The space and rich colors are simply allowed to flow and the look really works.

Combining the grandeur of bold artwork with the organic look of iron wall decor and the rustic appeal of Spanish Hacienda furniture can make your rooms feel more interesting and inviting. Furnish your space with touches of iron candle holders, candelabras, lanterns, hurricanes and wall sconces which are classic to Spanish and Mediterranean design. All with keeping the lines cleaner and color palette brighter will give focus to the room and provide an excellent opportunity to enhance your updated Spanish-chic decorating theme.

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Smoke and Mirrors

June 30, 2014 Jigsaw Design Leave a comment

Smoked mirrors, also known as antiqued mirrors, are suddenly all the rage. These vintage throw back mirrors are a fabulous way to add an antique touch with a modern spin to any room of the house or office. Used in a variety of ways, smoked mirrors can be to add depth, light, and the optical illusion of more space. Floor length wall mirrors, bar back splashes and even furniture are a few ways to integrate this look into your space.

The Jigsaw Designers love the smoky mirror trend and like finding unique ways to use this uber-cool accessory. We like mixing the vintage vibe of the mirror with modern, traditional and even French decor. It is a great accent for a table top or even an entire wall in your dining room like the image we have included below. To be on-trend you can get the look easily by having a small piece cut for your dresser or make up table for a chic updated look.

Smoked mirrors can be found in many different patinas, bronze and grey being most popular. We’ve found they are also available in a wide variety of colors from hot pink to deep blue, but those just take a bit of research to find on-line. Many shapes are available too; harlequin, square, individual tiles, rectangles as well as baroque. So where might one find such mirrors? Well, frankly, anywhere if you dig a little. Vintage flea markets, design shops, on-line, or even homemade if you like a do it yourself project.

The process of creating your own smoky mirror is a bit messy, but relatively easy. Here are a few simple steps to follow, and a list of the supplies you will need: First you will need a mirror, after that you will need paint stripper, black patina, putty spreader, a chip brush, and silver paint.

Step 1: Wearing gloves, place the mirror face down on a protected surface in an area that is well-ventilated. Apply stripper to the back of the mirror and allow it to sit for a few hours, or until paint can be easily removed with a plastic scraper. Once the paint has been stripped, wash the mirror with soap and water and allow it to dry for a few hours.

Step 2: Dip the brush in a patina metal solution (we recommend Modern Masters) and apply it to the reflective surface of the mirror. Rinse with water to neutralize the reaction and allow to dry.

Step 3: Apply the silver paint (or color of choice) until the reflective surface is completely covered. Once the paint is dry you have your smoky vintage mirror.

The Jigsaw Designers believe the smoky mirror will make a bigger statement when up against the traditional silver mirror. This trend is sexy and here to stay so add a pop of vintage cool to you room for an updated twist on the average mirror.

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