Where Do I Find Inspiration?

Today, people have little time to shop instores and look at many products before making a purchase for home decoration. Lucky for busy homeowners, there are hundreds of bloggers, designers and websites we can look to for decor inspiration and ideas without doing the dirty work. If you’re ready to search, that team at Pella Windows and Doors is here to help.

Pinterest: Whether you’re interested in modern, luxury, log, colonial or farmhouse design – the possibilities are virtually endless. If you are in need of creative ideas, the king of inspiration boards is a click away. Every imaginable category of home you type into the search bar will show you thousands of beautiful home ideas for your Ketchum home. No matter if you’re wanting to renovate a single room or your whole house, you should find many design trends that will appeal to you that could work for your Ketchum home. You will also find links to many bloggers’ even more eye-catching sites full of fresh ideas and home decorating tricks. From there, the hardest part will be deciding which ideas are your favorites.

Houzz: When you are searching for design trends, Houzz is definitely worth perusing. With so many tools at your disposal, you can find inspiration for the home you’ve always dreamed of in Ketchum with a few clicks. When you want to get advice and inspiration from other homeowners, there is a informative open-forum section where you can view before and after pictures from users or get different DIY tips. We also can’t forget to mention that there are over 10 million photos to choose from, plus the option to shop the site. Visiting Houzz should give you enough inspiration to design multiple homes.

Social Media: Outside of Pinterest and Houzz, there are a number of ways to find inspiration for your Ketchum home. Instagram is a social media platform focused on photography – what a perfect way to see ideas for what you want for your home. We even found HGTV’s top list of designers on Instagram. This list included classic vintage designer Benjamin Vandiver and Arizona’s DIY queen Jenny Komenda.

Twitter’s top designers to follow included Design Milk, an account scattered with modern design and over one million followers. Also included was Sous Style, an account geared toward younger generations with an artistic appeal that definitely earns a few retweets.

Pella Showrooms: Whether you visit the showroom in Ketchum or simply visit the main Pella website, you’ll find design trends everywhere. On our site you’ll find visual ideas of what our products are capable of and what they look like in a renovated home. To see your inspirations come to life, use the Pella Product Designer to make sure you love the plan before you invest.