New Decorating Book (Better Homes and Gardens)
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(Click to see Larger Photo) From the Editors & Experts: Decorating Tips Inspiration Editors' Favorites Use the palette of a striped rug to inspire your choice of room accents and furnishings. The back of a fabric, curtain, comforter, or area rug is sometimes more interestingand toned downthan the front. If no telltale signs like hems will show, go ahead and flip it. Look to nature for perfect color combinationsthe landscape, flowers, and vegetables. Animal coats are always perfectly hued. You could do a living room around your calico cats coloring! Elaine Griffin I love white walls and neutral furnishings with pops of colorful accessories and accent pieces. Annette Joseph Swatching Editors' Favorite Consider how much light a room gets before picking colors. South-facing rooms get more sunlight, so use cool colors such as blues and greens, to soothe the room. North-facing rooms beg for red or yellow tones to warm things up. Looking at a fabric or paint swatch six inches from your eye is different than seeing it in a room. If its going on a horizontal surface, look at the swatch horizontally. Or drape it over a chair. Step back six feet and look at it from a distance. Janie Hirsch, Interior Designer Always do paint test swatches with two to three coats first to make sure you love a color. Elaine Griffin, Interior Designer Grouping Editors' Favorites Break up a room of matchy-matchy wood furniture with one painted piece. It doesn't have to be a bold color. Or try black. It balances nicely with natural wood. Buy vases, pitchers, or decorative boxes in shades of one color and group them to add an easy, impactful pop of color in a room. Corral a stack of books and the remotes in a colorful tray to create an eye-catching decorative display on a coffee table. Grant K. Gibson for New Decorating Book (Better Homes and Gardens)
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