I have hung Desenio in my home for the past three years, and I am pleased to be able to offer my readers 25% off
I grew up with different
I have never had bare walls, from a black and white magazine print wall at University to my Paris prints in my first flat where I lived alone.
Since living in our family home I have changed whats on our walls twice in the past year. I get bored of seeing the same thing very quickly and I find that Desenio prints are a great and affordable way of updating your home.
When we first renovated this house, I had a blue velvet theme for the living room and Adam had a blue theme for the kitchen – not planned that we both had blue. I painted the wall in the living room dark Blue and started buying velvet furniture, our blue sofa was second hand but it just wasn’t the sofa I imagined in this space. I wanted a blue velvet sofa, but we just never got around to finding the right one because it had to be quite big to fill the space.
I’ve since completely changed my mind and am reverting back to a more Scandinavian look; Fresh whites and oak wood. Our living room loses sunlight at midday so it is a very dark room.
I’m now thinking of a white sofa, wood, rattan and wicker furniture with a splash of gold.
The
For the kitchen, I also added two prints, a size smaller than the living room ones. I loved the colour tones in these; Path on the beach and Grass By Sea (50×70) they just felt so welcoming and warm and appropriate as we live right by the sea. Again, like the living room posters, I went for the oak frames.
Aside from posters, frames and mounts Desenio also offer picture ledges and I was after these for a long time while planning Pollyanna’s nursery. Since I recently gave it a move around I had room to place three on her walls to hold her books.
There is so much inspiration on the Desenio site, I scroll through it for hours when I’m choosing mine. I am so happy to be able to offer my readers 25% off posters between 5th and 7th February 2019. This does not include frames, handpicked, collaboration or personalised posters.