Cory Cook
Investing in these larger, quality items, you’ll be able to keep them in your home for years to come and easily switch up your room styling as colour and material trends change both seasonally and annually. Once you have anchored your rooms with these items, you can then start thinking about smaller accents such as side tables, lamps, and soft furnishings.
Creams, whites, beiges, and warm browns create a soft and calming atmosphere, and you can add warmth and depth through layering. Having a variety of textiles when picking soft furnishings is key to preventing an interior feeling flat and lifeless. By sticking to a limited colour palette, it makes it easier to continue decorating a room with furniture and accessories as everything will be complimentary. Installing a gallery wall with pictures of family, friends and fun memories is a great way to instantly make your home feel more personal.
Re-purposing and upcycling furniture is another fantastic way to put your stamp on your new home and create that ‘lived-in’ feeling. It’s both fun and rewarding to create a unique piece of furniture that is completely bespoke to you and tailored to your interior style.
Our brand-new Natural Oak and Black SlatWall (launching on the site Monday 27th June) would be perfect for zoning by adding visual interest whilst giving the illusion of a bigger space.
This would work great as a feature behind a sofa to really create visual impact, but also compliment either a neutral or colourful interior scheme!
