Regardless of the type of room you decorate, nothing is more important than paying attention to details. Here, we provide decorating tips from our archives and tips from top designers to help you understand what good design really means. If you are open to mastering a few basic decorating principles and putting your creativity to the test, you will surely enjoy a home that is both comfortable and stylish.
Graphic prints can be printed in small spaces, such as Here is an Ellie Cashman floral wallpaper star of a guest toilet designed by New Orleans by Sara Ruffin Costello.
Overlaying patterns in different styles and scales is an easy way to give a visual interest to a room. This is where Refinery29 editor-in-chief Christene Barberich sits in her bedroom in Brooklyn Heights, with black and white pillows with green chevron bedding.
If you are a little reserved in color choices, step out of your comfort zone by choosing a bold hue such as purple for a hallway. It is unexpected and can be a chic backdrop for presenting an art collection like this design by David Hicks.
Every room can benefit from accessories with history. Do not place your collectibles on a shelf, but place them on a table, as in this Italian apartment. Make sure your collection is highly curated to get a balanced feel on your display.
"They mix things with old and new," suggests textiles and interior designer Kathryn M. Ireland, as she did in the living room of her home in Santa Monica; In this room there are French chairs from the 17th century, a Mexican console from the 18th century and a cocktail table from their furniture series.
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