Magical Rooms: Elements of Interior Design

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You have to admit that these are the most adorable pictures you’ve seen 🙂 You have to see the whole room as we also have something a little bit more to do with it. Molly FitzSimons began her career as a style editor for Martha Stewart Living, and has since created content for dozens of lifestyle and interiors brands.

Showcasing twelve very different interiors--from a Brooklyn townhouse to a Tribeca loft to a Greenwich Village apartment to an Upper West Side penthouse--Galli illustrates how she has achieved the finished look for each and breaks down her design principles into instructive teachings on scale, structure, balance, and color that readers can apply to their own interiors. But we chose these 9 rooms to show you that no matter what style you prefere there’s always… room for little magic.A superb combination of very colourful interiors (like childrens rooms or a dining room) with ones with classy touch (bathroom and kitchen). You will encounter obstacles and tests of skill that will challenge your magical abilities and force you to think creatively. Created to conjure a mysterious and gothic feel, each room features faux castle details such as stained glass windows, stone walls, archways, trunks, cauldrons, four-poster beds hung with velvet curtains and an abundance of other curious artefacts. She has contributed visual and editorial work to T he Oprah Magazine, Apartment Therapy, New York Times, and This American Life, among other outlets.

Carefully unravel your ancient scroll and mix an array of potions and powders, including goblin goo to make your curious caviar!While we recommend our rooms for ages 8 and up, children, teenagers, and parents alike will have an amazing time working together in the race to graduate. As part of your final test, you have been granted access to the legendary Magic Room, a secret chamber hidden deep within the school, where only the most skilled and knowledgeable students are allowed to enter.