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Michelle Leaf Interiors
Michelle Leaf is a self-taught interior decorator, who has spent over 15 years creating inviting and warm environments. From set decorating to home staging to event design, Michelle has seen it all!
Monday, May 7, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Powder Room with Upholstered Walls!
Several months ago I was asked to upholster the walls of a powder room. It turned out fantastic and added so much interest to the small space. All of the hard work was worth it in the end! The finish product looked so glamorous with the hanging chandelier, bold mirror and of course the damask upholstered walls!
Monday, January 23, 2012
Me on the set of Friends!!!
Here are a few fun snapshots of me on the set of Friends in 1999! For several years I worked on a few sets, primarily Friends, for the holiday season. What a great experience it was. I met so many wonderful people and had a chance to decorate for some of my favorite shows!
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Rustic Inspired Serving Tray..
Check out our new item up on Etsy! A black distressed serving tray... great for adding that little something special to any kitchen! http://www.etsy.com/listing/91186287/painted-distressed-tray
Monday, January 2, 2012
Happy New Year!!
2012 is finally here! I had such a wonderful holiday season but I am very ready for this new year. I am so excited to see what this year has to bring me and those around me.
Stay tuned because I have a lot to share this year, including my Leaf Design Co. furniture pieces...
I wish everyone and happy and healthy new year!
xo
Michelle
Stay tuned because I have a lot to share this year, including my Leaf Design Co. furniture pieces...
I wish everyone and happy and healthy new year!
xo
Michelle
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Holiday Table Setting
There are a few things that you need to know while setting up your table for the holidays:
1. Choose a runner that contrasts your table but also complements the look of the room.
2. Add height to your table without blocking people. Candles are a great addition to the table.
3. Purchase the few extra touches such as a serving tray and a glass pitcher filled with you
favorite appetizers and beverages.
4. Add something extra to everyones place setting like a huge fall leaf or a favorite quote.
5. Have fun, it's the holidays! :)
Below are a few fun photos to pull a couple ideas from! Enjoy!
1. Choose a runner that contrasts your table but also complements the look of the room.
2. Add height to your table without blocking people. Candles are a great addition to the table.
3. Purchase the few extra touches such as a serving tray and a glass pitcher filled with you
favorite appetizers and beverages.
4. Add something extra to everyones place setting like a huge fall leaf or a favorite quote.
5. Have fun, it's the holidays! :)
Below are a few fun photos to pull a couple ideas from! Enjoy!
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Fall 2011 Decorating Tips!
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Corn stalks found at a local pumpkin farm are the perfect front porch touch for Fall decorating. |
As many of you may already know. . . I LOVE Fall! It is the best time of year. The leaves begin to change, the weather gets cooler and football season starts. Not only that but the holiday decorating begins! I bring out my pumpkin decor, fall leaves, some hay stacks and corn stalks on the front porch! Oh, and most of all, you cannot forget the fall scented candles. Below are a few tips if you would like to start adding a few Fall touches to your home.
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Candles, magazine, and fall colored flowers tie this coffee table together. |
1. Decorate little parts of your home, such as your chandelier and/or entry table/coffee table.
A few other changes you may want to make are with your throws and pillows in your family room. Add warmer colors such as plum, burnt orange or mustard brown.
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Creamy nutmeg and Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin!? YUM! |
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Orange lights are strung around the birch tree for an extra festive look! |
3. Decorate the exterior of your home with real pumpkins, lanterns, hay stacks or even tall corn stalks. I like to tie corn stalks to the posts on my front porch. Also, set out a few pumpkins leading up to your home or gather a few and put them on the ground as well as a few on a hay stack. Always remember it is important to keep the eye moving so don't just decorate in one corner!!
Happy Decorating!
Michelle
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