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Clean and Simple

February 23, 2017 Guest User

Is it just us, or is it that time of year where we don’t really know what to do with ourselves? Football season is over, it’s sunny and 70 degrees one day and snowing the next. Some of us are starting to head back to the gym before poolside weekends start while others are watching our get-fit New Year’s resolutions slip through our fingers. No matter what, a healthy dose of refocusing is just what the doctor ordered for our wellbeing.

Sometimes all we need to get our head in the game is to get back to nature. Neutral tones, natural fabrics, and raw wood and stone restore calm to a room and pair perfectly with sleek and simple modern shapes. It’s rustic, yet comfortable, like Leo in The Revenant without having to sleep inside a horse carcass. And, OK, probably without the bear attack. These rooms are a breath fresh air, a knot released from between our shoulder blades, a connection to a simpler time.

Below are some of MDG’s favorite features of a modern rustic home.

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In interior design Tags modern, rustic, modernrustic, neutrals, masculine, mensrooms
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Magic Touch

February 16, 2017 Guest User

This year at MDG, we are particularly excited to see a resurgence of touchable fabrics. Velvet is popping up in interiors everywhere in such beautiful colors that we're wondering why it ever left our homes in the first place. We're seeing velvet in the deeply saturated jewel tones of 2017 as well as dusty rose, burnt orange, and warm grays. 

We spend so much of our time with our noses six inches from our computer screens or swiping right on our phones it's no wonder we are aching for something that brings us back to Earth. The return of the classic luxury of velvet is drawing our hands across the backs of sofas as we glide through the living room on the way to a cup of coffee. It's pressing our cheek against a throw pillow as we settle down to read Atonement for the third time. Just like when Scarlett O'Hara waltzed on to the screen in her curtain dress, a velvet piece in a home draws a sigh and catches the eye.

Contact Marlena to add that bit of luxury to your home.

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