Design Blog
More to the story of the mermaid.. I was in art class @rileydogstudio with my art instructor Jennifer who will always be one of my most favorite persons.Our project was to create some type of paper mache and Jennifer gave us free rein as to what that would be. I had wanted to make a mermaid for […]
As we dip our toe in the water of online retail we are creating products for each of our American Home Collections. Each collection features an area of the country and helps us tell a visual story of design through architecture, art, textiles, and other merchandise for the home, as well as clothing and lifestyle […]
Rebloom Company’s Design Recipe; Redesign the way you’ve been Living
Rebloom Company’s Design Recipe to Redesign the way you’ve been Living: Ingredients: Light + Energy = Joy Instructions: A classic design recipe starts with great architecture. Add in light ingredients of inspiration and sunshine to give a fresh direction to the design process. Whip the energy, mixing innovation and creativity. Prepare the details. Fold in […]
I’m almost sure you’ve heard of it, and am positive you are affected by it, as we all are. Feng-Shui is the science of energy and from Chinese it literally translates to “wind-water” in English. Good feng-shui is thought to bring good fortune and bad feng-shui misfortune. Feng Shui is the flow of energy or […]
Hello there! Welcome to RE.BLOOM Company. Our site has been updated to display our online store. We are adding new products continually and as we grow we hope to expand with new categories of products; stay posted! I want to welcome our newest artist to RE.BLOOM Company, Olive. Olive is a local Washington girl who […]
Well color me happy. Hey white (Simply White 2016), step aside. Benjamin Moore reveals its 2017 Color of the Year: Shadow. Taking inspiration from berry colors, shadows, and fine art; Shadow is a deep amethyst color, appearing gray and violet in different light/ times of day. It ebbs and flows with its surroundings, and light brings […]
Pendleton, the company that turns out those great camp-y blankets and colorful Native American prints is a favorite of mine. So I was happy to recently tour the Pendleton Mill in Washougal, WA with Heidi RE.BLOOM’s other designer, where we watched the process of how loose sheep wool becomes dyed, spun, and woven into fabric […]
Finding Balance: Proportion, yin and yang, moderation in all things. In the interior design of your room the arrangement of furnishings isn’t so much about symmetry and evenness, as it is about proportions, and finding that proper balance. Although using the word proper sounds so stuffy, and all about following some hard and fast decorating rule, […]
Mixing metals in interior design is not something to wrinkle your nose at, rather it’s to enjoy added character. Keeping all your metals the same looks nice, and streamlines the look. This consistency can evoke a clean feel to the room. This however is not always possible. Due to time, money, material, and preference we […]
