Choosing Colors and Textures for Living Room

Decorating is always a fun thing to do. After you have established the basic outline of your living room and installed any messy light fittings, the fun can really begin with choosing decorating colors, patterns and textures. You may already own a much-loved rug. Brightly colored curtains or a piece of furniture that will be the starting point for your color scheme, or starting totally fresh. Whatever your situation, you will first need to decide on the overall style of the end result.

Do you want a light, airy living room; a jewel bright interior featuring splashes of bright color or a dark, mysterious space ripe for intimate evenings? Do you want a spare, minimal effect, have you traveled widely and brought back with you great collections from afar that you want to display to best effect; do contemporary shades of citrus green and orange appeal? Does your room demand a traditional treatment to enhance a period property or would you prefer a contemporary setting?

These may be extreme ends of decorating spectrum but by considering them you will focus your thoughts on what you like and feel you can live with. lf you have plain painted walls, say, you might choose to go for patterned fabrics that tone in with the backgrounds or look at plain fabrics, perhaps with a roughly hewn texture but in a contrasting color to the background.

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