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Still keeping the same shade as a constant, live it up with geometrics, stripes, paisleys or florals in designs of varying scales. To add weight to your prints and ground them, mix in a few solid colours. Using a variety of prints with the same background colour, will further add a pleasing harmony.
Match analogous colours These are the brothers and sisters on the colour wheel and they don’t bite. Think aqua and lime green, orange and yellow, red and purple – all of which can be used in different graduations.
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These plump cushions draw inspiration from the black and natural timber hues elsewhere in the room, and they stand out nicely against the white couch. Pairing cushions together and positioning them at intervals can make a room feel all grown up and stylish.
If you don’t have a large piece of art, or you want to try something different, work a number of small pieces into a grid arrangement. It’s important to use identically sized frames for this and to measure carefully before hanging! A theme for the art works well for this idea – collect photos in shades of blue, a collection of photos taken in the same place, all black and whites, and so on.
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