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Do you remember when clipping out images in magazines was the best way to pull your ideas together for a space?? We’ve come a long way since that time. I was recently introduced to the Corian Moodboard Maker, which makes pulling inspiration together very simple. Take a look at my experience testing out the tool below!
To being the process, I selected a photo of a space we receive many compliments on. This will serve as my “inspiration” photo as I build the moodboard.
From the options provided by Corian Design, I selected the organic style as the basis for the moodboard mosaic frame. They also had minimal, relaxed, modern, refined, bohemian, and edgy to choose from. Of the options provided, I felt organic worked best with my style. From there I ended up selecting two different Corian surfaces to include in the moodboard. I chose to feature Corian® Solid Surface in Rain Cloud and Corian® Quartz in Black Quasar in my moodboard. I specifically chose to incorporate Rain Cloud to bring in a nice, natural texture for the space. I feel it mirrors the texture found in the flooring of my inspiration photo nicely.
The next step was to select and include a few pre-existing images on the platform, but I also decided to upload images I felt were necessary to complete the visual. Here is the final product!
This was super simple to make and took no time at all. Visit corianmoodboardmaker.com to try
Do you remember when clipping out images in magazines was the best way to pull your ideas together for a space?? We’ve come a long way since that time. I was recently introduced to the Corian Moodboard Maker, which makes pulling inspiration together very simple. Take a look at my experience testing out the tool below!
To being the process, I selected a photo of a space we receive many compliments on. This will serve as my “inspiration” photo as I build the moodboard.
From the options provided by Corian Design, I selected the organic style as the basis for the moodboard mosaic frame. They also had minimal, relaxed, modern, refined, bohemian, and edgy to choose from. Of the options provided, I felt organic worked best with my style. From there I ended up selecting two different Corian surfaces to include in the moodboard. I chose to feature Corian® Solid Surface in Rain Cloud and Corian® Quartz in Black Quasar in my moodboard. I specifically chose to incorporate Rain Cloud to bring in a nice, natural texture for the space. I feel it mirrors the texture found in the flooring of my inspiration photo nicely.
The next step was to select and include a few pre-existing images on the platform, but I also decided to upload images I felt were necessary to complete the visual. Here is the final product!
This was super simple to make and took no time at all. Visit corianmoodboardmaker.com to try
this out yourself! It is fun and free. A great place to start if you are feeling stuck as you being a renovation, large or small.
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