Spring is here, and with it comes a desire to pull back the curtains on a fresh, new look.
Award-winning Master Designer Jeremy Greeney of Southlake’s Manor Home Furnishings & Design travels the country creating beautiful residential and commercial spaces. He’s currently managing projects that include homes in New Mexico, a St. Louis penthouse, a 10,000-sq.-ft. ranch home in Waxahachie, Texas, and renovated apartment complex lobbies and entertainment areas.
This spring, Jeremy recommends going bold and exploring your inner fun side.
In the Southwest, splashes of color are pepping up traditional tone-on-tone designs with florals, interesting accessories and art glass designs. Manor’s new, neon-lighted wall art offers a great twist.
“Texas is seeing robust color, as people move outside the box toward free and easy new looks,” Jeremy notes. “It’s a time to feel happy.”
Artificial flowers are back, but not those from the 1980s. These new silks, Jeremy says, are Real Touch in both look and feel.
“We’ve come so far with silks now that it seems like you’re actually touching dew on the petals,” he says.
Wallpaper is cool again too.
“We can enlarge art into wallpaper, create a mural from photographs and more. Wallpaper is everywhere from ceilings, walls and bookshelves to unexpected places,” Jeremy says.
Color is in, in, in, with Manor’s new line of kitchen faucets in 20 different colors and drapery rods to match any Benjamin Moore paint shade.
“Take a risk. Do a little or a lot,” Jeremy encourages. “You’ll be happy with the results.”
Sleek new LED lighting strips now fade from view and virtually last forever, as backlighting, under kitchen counters or artfully hidden in other unique places, controlled remotely or by your phone.
And sunproof, weatherproof outdoor upholstery and framing safely take your indoor elegance outside.
For inspiration, arrange an in-home consultation or stop by Manor’s newly redesigned showroom.
