DECORATING YOUR NEWLY PURCHASED HOME
You recently purchased a new home that you can't wait to decorate. Your imagination is filled with images of cozy sofas and dining room chairs, but when it comes to bringing everything together, everything is in a state of disarray. You may go matchy-matchy and get a suite of luxury furniture if you want to make things simple. However, many of us are more interested in creating an eclectic space with individuality that incorporates furnishings from many designers and even historical periods. The term "eclectic" refers to more than just slapping anything you can together and hoping it works. There is a method to achieving a balanced, diverse appearance, and it includes using a decorating style with a unifying theme. Utilizing color is one clever approach to mixing and matching your furniture. It's a terrific method to maintain coherence in a space when there are items in many genres. So think about painting it all the same color. The most bright color combinations are created by pairing complementary hues, which are located opposite one another on the color wheel. However, if your furniture or accessories will be in several hues, think about using a neutral background, such as white or beige walls and trim.
A design idea that works to unify a space is repetition. If you have a neutral space with one orange item, for instance, it becomes the center of attention. Orange accents, however, tempt your attention to stray if they are present throughout the space. A fantastic technique to bring together a few pieces of furniture Dubai that wouldn't typically "go" together according to the color wheel is to use textiles with dramatic patterns and contrasting hues. Funky and colorful patterns are in style right now, and it's a pleasure to be in a place that skillfully combines several different patterns. For instance, you may pick a big-scale floral print in complementary colors for your guest chairs and reupholster your sofa in a striped pattern. Then pick the same flowery design in a smaller size for the accent pillows on the couch. Find a rug with the colors you desire in your space if you want to keep it simple. Be careful; it's best to select the rug before the furniture. Finding the ideal rug to match your sage green sofa with your orange-patterned ottoman may take a ridiculous amount of effort. Finding the rug first, then matching upholstery, is considerably simpler.
By selecting furniture in Dubai with similar visual weights, you may establish balance in another way. For instance, you wouldn't want to put a spindly-legged coffee table next to a comfortable, overstuffed couch. Instead, choose a large coffee table that is proportionate to the size of the sofa. The size of the space should be matched the scale of the furnishings. You don't want to jam a king-sized bed and matching drawers into a small bedroom. It will give the impression that the space is packed and not at all a comfortable place to rest your head. A table for four people and a tiny buffet, on the other hand, will be lost in a large dining room. Finding different pieces in the same shade of wood is a terrific way to bind a diverse collection of furniture together if you enjoy wood furniture in its stained form. You can effectively combine light and dark woods if you're feeling really brave, but make sure you have an adequate amount of each to maintain balance. You would need at least two of the smaller tables, for instance, if you have a large, dark coffee table and wish to utilize smaller end tables made of lighter wood so that they have a comparable apparent weight to the coffee table. Metalworks nicely with a modern eclectic design style, but it won't look as good in a formal space.
