We've curated 35 of our all-time favorite pastel rooms - bedrooms, kitchens, patios, and all - to inspire you to go bold and give your space the colorful boost it needs. Pastel rooms are in fact evolving with the times, with top designers choosing pastel color combinations as color trends to try in 2020. But pastels aren't just for lovers of retro and vintage anymore. Opting for a pastel shade instantly elevates an all-white kitchen with European charm or a neglected dressing room with Old Hollywood glamour. From warm, peachy hues and pretty pinks to serene seaside blues, every pastel color evokes its own sense of emotion and sophistication, allowing the space to transport you to a favorite locale or simply put you at ease after a long day just by stepping inside. So interior tips and tricks aside, rules are made to be broken.There's nothing like a splash of color to revive a lackluster room, and opting for a pastel just may be the perfect place to start.

Move the squares around until you get a result that sparks joy.īut remember, decorations and home accessories should be fun. Stand on a chair to get a better perspective of what works best.

Cut out paper squares in the same sizes as your frames and place them together on the floor. And if you’re uncertain about which frames to put where, here’s a trick that’ll save your wall from unnecessary holes. To make sure you get a calm and unified impression, try using frames in the same colour, or pictures that follow a certain colour scheme. By using different pictures, paintings and posters you can create something that is unique. Curate your own gallery wallĪnother easy way to really nail your decoration is to create a gallery wall. Those are just some examples, so make sure to play around with your accessories to find out what works best in your home. Or try putting a bigger painting on top of a sideboard, then a smaller painting slightly in front of the first one, and finally a nice home fragrance somewhere in the middle. Or place two grey books in different sizes on top of each other, and then finish the still life off with a dark scented candle. For example: put three pot plants in different sizes next to each other in your window. Place your objects in groups of three or five (trust us, the uneven number makes all the difference), and make sure you work with different heights. To make sure that home accessories make a well thought out impression, interior designers often use a simple trick that’ll turn your room from cluttered to clean: still lifes. When you’ve got your theme and colours, it’s time to start decorating! This is the fun part, but it’s easy to get ahead of oneself and just put things up all over the place. Use mood boards as a way to gather inspiration and see how your chosen theme and colour scheme work together. It’ll narrow down your options, making it easier to know what to look for. A simple first step is to choose one base colour as a foundation, and then adding two to three contrasting colours and materials. The secret to succeeding with your home interior is to choose a theme to build on.

So, no matter if you’re quirky, relaxed, sophisticated, cool, minimalistic, maximalist, awkward or sociable or anything in between, adding that personal touch will make your home pop.

Home accessories and decorations give you a chance to create a truly personal home. And what makes the heart of your home, is you.

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