It can be tempting for all of us to gravitate toward the lowest price tag when shopping for new furniture. Major pieces are an investment, and it’s all too easy to think only about the short term. But furniture is just like any other product; it usually pays dividends in the long term to go with a higher quality option, even if it is more expensive.
Out with the old and in with the new! Here are a few of the home design trends that will make a splash in 2020 and beyond.
It’s been a fascinating century for home design, and what better way to embrace what is to come next than to look back on the trends that have defined the previous 10 decades.
Modern rustic furniture styles are hot right now, and we’ve gathered ten examples to showcase the impressive potential of this interior design method. If your guests think they wandered into a rummage sale, you might be overdoing these design principles. To harness the beauty of rustic decor in your own home, emulate these curated spaces and learn about the basic elements that define this style.
Everywhere you go, you’re surrounded by color… but do you ever stop to think about how individual shades make you feel? Each color affects your mood and perception in a slightly different way. Shades of light blue, for example, are familiar and relaxing whether they’re splashed across the sky or woven into a baby blanket. But what about the official colors of your favorite brands and teams, or the neutral paint on your workplace walls? These shades were chosen because of the moods they evoke, too. That’s why it’s so important to make the right choice.
Accent walls are among the most accessible, affordable updates you can make in an indoor space. It doesn’t matter what kind of furniture or flooring you have, and it doesn’t require you to clear a whole room or spend a whole day on a ladder. With just one wall and one can of paint, you have the power to pull a whole room together. Of course, that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to make the wrong choice.
When a room feels too big or too boring, four neutral walls don’t help — but the wrong accent wall will cheapen the furnishings or make the room feel dark or crowded. To make sure you’re putting the right paint in the right place, consider the following criteria.
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