article_snippet.sent: it’s what you might call glammed-up neutrals.
article_snippet.sent: So The designer message to anyone looking to transform their home is to ditch the beige, stop procrastinating and be bold with colour.
article_snippet.sent: You don’t have to overdose on colour to take your pad to the next level.
article_snippet.sent: Start by picking a colour for your biggest room – say your living room or kitchen.
article_snippet.sent: Choose a hue that feels beautiful and inspiring, and true to what you love.
article_snippet.sent: Build on this to create a limited palette of colours for your entire home, using different combinations of those colours in each room.
article_snippet.sent: Use an existing feature in your pad to inspire the basis of your colour scheme.
article_snippet.sent: No one will be talking about your beige-on-beige home, so go a little crazy.
article_snippet.sent: The more you’ll feel like experimenting with colour.
article_snippet.sent: To start with, decorating with colour can seem like a daunting task.
article_snippet.sent: Pastels are one grouping I never want to work with.
article_snippet.sent: Use colour in unexpected places .
article_snippet.sent: Introduce colour through cushions, vases, bowls, fruit,
article_snippet.sent: There are no fixed rules when it comes to choosing these; just take care with the amount of colour you use and where you use it.
article_snippet.sent: Paint them all out the same colour