As the seasons shift and the first hints of spring begin to bloom, it’s time to refresh your home with pieces that capture the beauty, warmth, and energy of the season. Our Spring 2025 Collections are thoughtfully curated to bring a breath of fresh air to your space—whether you gravitate toward soft pastels, earthy tones, or vibrant hues that make a statement. Take a peek at what’s coming and start envisioning your home’s springtime transformation!
Shopping for furniture can feel overwhelming, but with a few quick tips, you can make confident choices that suit your home and lifestyle. Here’s how to find the perfect pieces for your space:
A new year is the perfect time to refresh your home and create a space that feels both functional and inspiring. The best part? You don’t need to overhaul your entire house to make a big impact. Small, manageable updates can breathe new life into your home and help you fall in love with your space all over again. Here are our 5 quick tips to get started:
The holiday season is just around the corner, and here at Blue Dahlia Designs, we couldn’t be more excited to unveil our brand-new Christmas collections! Our designers have been working tirelessly to curate an enchanting array of holiday decor, each collection offering its own unique charm and festive spirit. From elegant and delicate to whimsical and bold, there’s something to bring a touch of magic to every home this season.
Fall is all about creating warmth and comfort, and this year’s trends offer an exciting blend of textures, colors, and artistic touches that are sure to elevate your home. Let’s explore three key themes dominating fall decor in 2024 and how you can bring them into your space.
As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, Blue Dahlia Designs is excited to unveil our latest fall collections for 2024. This season, we are introducing five distinct collections that capture the essence of autumn in unique and captivating ways.
While boasting some saturated jewel tones our Fall 2023 Collections stay balanced with the addition of soft neutrals and comforting textures. Check out the sneak peek below and let us know which collection you're most excited to see.
This year's curated collections bring those nostolgic memories back in displays of color and texture. In order to transform the store for the holidays, Blue Dahlia Designs will be closed Sunday, October 30th-Thursday, November 3rd. Our Christmas Collections will be live in store and online Friday, November 4th.
Interior Design is categorized into many different design styles that are each unique and can be differentiated by certain design aspects. While there can be crossover between two or more styles, the combination of elements helps to determine a room's design style. Over the past few decades, quite a few new design styles have emerged, but most of them stem from 6 main styles: Traditional, Transitional, Contemporary, Minimalist, Eclectic, and Modern.
Autumn ‘s deep rich colors herald a time of contentment and friendships. There is nothing better than the cooling breezes of the wind on long walks through brilliantly colored fall leaves and jeweled tone florals, or the smell of woodsmoke that surrounds the laughter of friends feasting on smores around a campfire. The change of lighter fare is replaced by the taste of the richer flavors of farm fresh pumpkins, squash, and apples in your favorite recipes.
Modern Design is identified by it’s clean, straight lines, monochromatic palette, and clutter free space. With sleek appliances, minimal décor, and low furniture, modern design feels almost futuristic. Chrome and stainless steel are paired with concrete accents and sleek wood or marble.
Contemporary design follows current styles and trends and is often morphing into a new version of itself. With simple shapes and clean lines, Contemporary design is bright and bold. A wide range of neutrals are accented with a loud pops of color. Contemporary design pairs well with open floor plans and large scale prints.
Transitional Design is defined as a balance between traditional and modern styles. With cleaner silhouettes and more muted colors, transitional style takes the classic pieces of traditional design and updates them for a more casual feel. Wood tones are lighter and often lacquered, while fabrics are tonal and textured.
Minimalist design combines functionality with beauty. Light spaces pair with soft hues and sleek modern décor. This style uses neutral wood tones, simple lines, and a blend of textures to create a welcoming space.
Eclectic Design is made up of layers of pattern, texture, and color. To create this relaxed look, use saturated colors, layered eclectic patterns, mixed metallics, and plenty of personality. Textures are used throughout including rattan, wicker, wood, macrame, and botanicals. The key to making this style look effortless relies on the principles of design, especially balance, rhythm, proportion, and scale.
Traditional Design is recognized by its dark woods, ornate detailing, and elegant styling. This style has stood the test of time and is considered a classic. Antiques and family heirlooms are paired with tufted furniture, wall and ceiling moldings and details and are often paired with jewel tones or warm neutral colors. Accent pieces are made of marble, brass, and carved woods.
