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Know The Trends, Jill Shares All – A Blog Series – Small Tables

As many of you know, I LOVE great details in a space.  They make it or break it.  Leave a room standard and “done a million times” or take it to a level that makes it memorable and fabulous.  One way to do that?  I give you the small, interesting table.

Great curvy legs in a sexy color.

Not all tables are created equal. This one is NOT wobbly!

Love the inlay. Notice too, the quatrefoil again.

Fabulous feet (not everyone can say that!)

Crowd of three. More striking to see.

Make it fab!

-Jill

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Know The Trends, Jill Shares All – A Blog Series – Small Tables

As many of you know, I LOVE great details in a space.  They make it or break it.  Leave a room standard and “done a million times” or take it to a level that makes it memorable and fabulous.  One way to do that?  I give you the small, interesting table.

Quatrefoils are getting big this year as well (the four-leaf clover shape).

Looks crazy, but solid little table!

Flexability...

Fantastic little table.

Make it fab!

-Jill

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BIG Things Are Happening At Jill Tran Interior Design…

I just have to take a quick moment to share that I have missed blogging to you!

Not only have we been incredibly busy designing for many new wonderful clients, we have been at the International Furniture and Accessory Market in High Point, NC finding fantastic new things AND working on some exciting BIG, exciting changes for Jill Tran Interior Design!

I apologize for having fallen back for the past few weeks. I am looking forward to sharing all I have been doing soon!

Stay tuned!

-Jill


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More Fabulous Flea Market Finds

There is such joy in finding wonderful, beautiful and special little items while scouring antique shops and boutiques.  I couldn’t resist sharing these little gems.  To Spring!


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Fabulous Flea Market Finds

There is such joy in finding wonderful, beautiful and special little items while scouring antique shops and boutiques.  I couldn’t resist sharing these little gems.  To Spring!


Photo: Jill Tran Interior Design



Photo: Jill Tran Interior Design



Photo: Jill Tran Interior Design



Photo: Jill Tran Interior Design



Photo: Jill Tran Interior Design


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PINK, More Than You Saw In The Kansas City Star

Amazing PINK!

It is vibrant.  It relaxes you when you first see it, then after a long time in it, it can rev you up!  That is why sports teams paint it in their opponents locker rooms!  It was once the color for baby boys before baby blue came along.  It is flattering to all skin types and the child of red…another fabulous color!

Find out even more and read the article with our interview in The Kansas City Star.


Pink is the place to be! Jill Tran Interior Design



This client loved pink and yellow, but wanted elegance... Jill Tran Interior Design



This darling baby's room I designed for a fabulous client that loves pink, black and white. Since pink is such a wonderful baby color, the chair is wonderful! Jill Tran Interior Design



The photo from the KC Star article. Yes, pink at the movies! A fun and easy to enjoy space. Jill Tran Interior Design



The other side of the same room just before the large screen television is installed. Jill Tran Interior Design



This soft, soft pink room is elegant and a house favorite for spending time and relaxing. See the "before" of this space here. Jill Tran Interior Design

See more of the room above including the “before” shots.

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Get Book Smart: How To Display Books – III of III

We all have them.  They’re heavy, all different sizes, colors, even shapes.  For the avid reader, we want to be sure and display them as a part of our home.  They are our friends who remind us who we have met in stories, who we want to be and what we know.  They are in a sense, who we are, so they should be a part of our space, too.  They are our books.

While the digital age is only getting more sophisticated, there is solace in our reading the original copy…holding the pages in our hands on a comfortable sofa with good lighting, enjoying, even noticing the faint essence of the pages.  How do we organize our paper friends in a way that allows us to enjoy their lines?  Look on…

• Don’t overlook the importance of use.  A benefit of stacking horizontally then placing the books on their end is they are easier to retrieve when the mood arises.

• Recover with generously decorated paper, wallpaper or wrapping paper.  Fur?  Leather?

• Dare I suggest spray painting?

• For books you are less fond of, remove the outer cover for texture and uniformity.

• Mix them amongst clever and inviting objects for even more interest and sophistication

• Wrap the with twine

• Bind them with buckles

• Create a color theme

• Lay them on a table

• Open them

• Display them backward

***SEE MORE GREAT BOOK IDEAS IN PART I OF III

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-Jill

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Get Book Smart: How To Display Books – II of III

We all have them.  They’re heavy, all different sizes, colors, even shapes.  For the avid reader, we want to be sure and display them as a part of our home.  They are our friends who remind us who we have met in stories, who we want to be and what we know.  They are in a sense, who we are, so they should be a part of our space, too.  They are our books.

While the digital age is only getting more sophisticated, there is solace in our reading the original copy…holding the pages in our hands on a comfortable sofa with good lighting, enjoying, even noticing the faint essence of the pages.  How do we organize our paper friends in a way that allows us to enjoy their lines?  Look on…

• Don’t overlook the importance of use.  A benefit of stacking horizontally then placing the books on their end is they are easier to retrieve when the mood arises.

• Recover with generously decorated paper, wallpaper or wrapping paper.  Fur?  Leather?

• Dare I suggest spray painting?

• For books you are less fond of, remove the outer cover for texture and uniformity.

• Mix them amongst clever and inviting objects for even more interest and sophistication

• Wrap the with twine

• Bind them with buckles

• Create a color theme

• Lay them on a table

• Open them

• Display them backward

***SEE MORE GREAT BOOK IDEAS IN PART III OF III

“Like” us on facebook, won’t you!?

Make it fab!

-Jill

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Jill Tran is a Kansas City Interior Designer and creates beautiful, custom interiors for her interior design clients in Kansas City and clients around the country.

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Get Book Smart: How To Display Books – I of III

We all have them.  They’re heavy, all different sizes, colors, even shapes.  For the avid reader, we want to be sure and display them as a part of our home.  They are our friends who remind us who we have met in stories, who we want to be and what we know.  They are in a sense, who we are, so they should be a part of our space, too.  They are our books.

While the digital age is only getting more sophisticated, there is solace in our reading the original copy…holding the pages in our hands on a comfortable sofa with good lighting, enjoying, even noticing the faint essence of the pages.  How do we organize our paper friends in a way that allows us to enjoy their lines?  Look on…


• Don’t overlook the importance of use.  A benefit of stacking horizontally then placing the books on their end is they are easier to retrieve when the mood arises.

• Recover with generously decorated paper, wallpaper or wrapping paper.  Fur?  Leather?

• Dare I suggest spray painting?

• For books you are less fond of, remove the outer cover for texture and uniformity.

• Mix them amongst clever and inviting objects for even more interest and sophistication

• Wrap the with twine

• Bind them with buckles

• Create a color theme

• Lay them on a table

• Open them

• Display them backward

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***MORE BOOK IDEAS, SEE PART II

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Make it fab!

-Jill

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Jill Tran is a Kansas City Interior Designer and creates beautiful, custom interiors for her interior design clients in Kansas City and clients around the country.

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Invitation To Hear Me Share Holiday Decor Ideas As Guest Speaker At KC’s Central Exchange Tomorrow

Come out for a wonderful lunch, some fantastic ladies and catch the spirit of the season with our slide show and demonstrations.  You are sure to leave inspired and with many ideas to make your entertaining even more festive and fun!  11:45 – 1:15

You must register with the Central Exchange or call 816-471-7560.

See “Upcoming Programs” a this link to Central Exchange:  Bring the Spirit of the Season into your Home

Link for logged in CX members

I hope to see you there!

jill

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