Small Rooms Bold Designs? Absolutely! Small rooms just cry out for attention. So go bold with upholstered furniture, tile, paint, accessories & lighting. Because in a small space there are fewer pieces, so why not add a statement piece?
Small Rooms | Bold Designs
First, a small dining area gets a boost of color with textiles. Beginning with the area rug. Then moving along to the upholstered modern chairs, banquette seating, and decorative pillows. TraditionalHome.com
Second, add bold tile to a small guest bathroom. And when you take it floor to ceiling, it really makes a statement. This small-scale round tile in multiple shades of blue reads more like a solid from afar. However, with white grout, the tile is a dramatic feature. Visit our Blog, HGTV Smart Home 2019 Paint Colors for a full listing of all available paint colors.
Third, make an entrance by adding an architectural element such as this sliding barn door to your home office. With a barn door, having the option to leave the doors open makes the room look & feel larger than it really is.
Home Office, Benjamin Moore Paint Colors, Walls: Nimbus Gray, Trim: Pure White, Barn Doors: Storm
Fourth, select a bold paint color. This bunk bedroom has a bold style from the painted shiplap or plank wall treatment to the lighting fixture and accessories. This graphic black & white color palette is bold crisp and timeless.
2017 Hampton Designer Showhouse, Bedroom 4 by Jean Liu, TraditionalHome.com
So whatever the size of your room is there is always room to add a bold design element. And remember bold is really a matter of opinion. For one person it could be a deep paint color for another taking that leap could mean adding a statement pendant light.
So thanks for stopping by this week, we hope you’ve left inspired ~ Nancy
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