Bold graphic, stenciled walls made DIY goddesses giddy in 2012, while blue made a splash in advertising and home dcor catalogue sheets in 2013. Fresh from last year, the curated look was falls biggest trend, collecting and displaying the quirks of the owner (the more whimsical, the better).

From the movement of the trends in the past few years, it is obvious (and quite a relief) that were way past the safe, monochromatic, matchy-matchy days and moving on to higher creative pursuits. Indeed, its an exciting time to design your dream home or renovate an existing space.

This 2015, know what trends will steal the scene and take the cue from Philippines foremost interior designers and decorators. Eclectic, contrasting styles, natural and organic, and contemporary Pinoy, these 2015 design trends will make you want to roll up your sleeves and get to work rightnow.

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While a lot of trends made their mark last year (white on white, vintage accessories, gallery walls), it would seem that 2014s biggest trend is You. According to dwellcandy.com, interior design has veered away from the generic and safe to deeply personal spaces.

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A man is set to be sentenced for the murder of his interior designer partner Stuart Rattle.

The family of a man murdered by the lover they comforted after his death have had their grief compounded by the sentence he's received.

Michael Anthony O'Neill maintained a charade that Stuart Rattle was ill in bed for five days, and even made him cups of tea, after he bludgeoned and strangled his partner with a dog leash.

Victorian Supreme Court judge Elizabeth Hollingworth on Wednesday jailed O'Neill for 18 years - with a minimum of 13 - for murdering Mr Rattle then later setting their apartment on fire.

O'Neill, 48, originally claimed his business partner and lover had died in the fire but confessed to the killing after police found holes in his story.

Mr Rattle's family were "shattered" by the jail term on Wednesday.

"Stuart was at the peak of his career, his brilliance was an inspiration to many," his sister, Katrina Lewin, said outside the court.

She said he was a talented, charming and generous man whom they miss every day.

"We thought coming into this today that the sentence would never be enough to compensate adequately to represent Stuart's life," Mrs Lewin said outside court.

"It's a waste of a beautiful life."

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A man is set to be sentenced for the murder of his interior designer partner Stuart Rattle.

The family of a man murdered by the lover they comforted after his death have had their grief compounded by the sentence he's received.

Michael Anthony O'Neill maintained a charade that Stuart Rattle was ill in bed for five days, and even made him cups of tea, after he bludgeoned and strangled his partner with a dog leash.

Victorian Supreme Court judge Elizabeth Hollingworth on Wednesday jailed O'Neill for 18 years - with a minimum of 13 - for murdering Mr Rattle then later setting their apartment on fire.

O'Neill, 48, originally claimed his business partner and lover had died in the fire but confessed to the killing after police found holes in his story.

Mr Rattle's family were "shattered" by the jail term on Wednesday.

"Stuart was at the peak of his career, his brilliance was an inspiration to many," his sister, Katrina Lewin, said outside the court.

She said he was a talented, charming and generous man whom they miss every day.

"We thought coming into this today that the sentence would never be enough to compensate adequately to represent Stuart's life," Mrs Lewin said outside court.

"It's a waste of a beautiful life."

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WASHINGTON (AP) - A top aide to Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock resigned Thursday following published reports that he posted racially charged comments on social media.

Benjamin Cole had served as the four-term Republican lawmaker's spokesman since March.

In a statement to the Peoria Journal Star, Schock said he was "extremely disappointed by the inexcusable and offensive online comments made by a member of my staff."

Schock said he expects better, adding that Cole offered to resign after meeting with the lawmaker Thursday.

The meeting came after the liberal website Think Progress on Thursday published posts from Cole's personal Facebook page that included comments mocking two black people outside his Washington apartment.

Earlier this week, Cole tried to stop a Washington Post reporter from taking photos of Schock's congressional office, which is decorated in a style modeled after the TV show "Downton Abbey."

"Are you taking pictures of the office?" the newspaper quoted Cole as asking. "Who told you you could do that?"

A staff member then asked the reporter to delete the photos from his cell phone, the Post reported.

A watchdog group has requested an ethics inquiry over the interior design work, which was donated by Illinois interior decorator Annie Brahler.

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Rep. Aaron Schock (R-Ill.) plans to pay for all of the "Downton Abbey"-inspired redecorating recently done in his Capitol Hill office suite, he said on Wednesday.

The congressman has been dogged by questions about the costs ever since The Washington Post revealed on Monday how an interior decorator from Illinois had been allowed to adorn parts of his Rayburn Office Building suite in a dark red color with a bust of Abraham Lincoln and massive arrangements of pheasant feathers.

But on Wednesday, Schock told ABC News that he planned to pay decorator Annie Brahler for her work when she sends an invoice.

"Shes working on the office, so once its done, Im sure Ill get an invoice, and Ill pay her," he told ABC's Jeff Zeleny.

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The decor in Schock's office -- inspired by the hit PBS drama about an English aristocratic family and its hired help adjusting to life in the early 20th century -- has been the subject of widespread chatter on television and in the halls of Congress.

Schock told ABC that he's never seen an episode of the show and claimed he was unaware that Brahler was picking the show as a theme.

"Ive never seen an episode of Downton Abbey," he said.

Schock defended his decision to ABC, saying it reflects his more youthful approach to legislating.

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