HOME & GARDEN with Rachelle Alick of Unique Interior Chic
Living room, lounge, or sitting room - whatever you call it, this room’s main purpose is to be a comfortable space for relaxing and spending time with family and friends.
Overused and underappreciated, our living spaces can become a little weathered after a while. Whether it’s
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A lick of paint is the most effective way to make changes to your living room. Painting even just one wall will instantly brighten up the entire room.
If you’re looking to do something a little different without the use of wallpaper, why not try colour blocking. This involves pairing contrasting colours to create a bold, fresh look to an existing plain wall. If that’s a little too daring, try varying
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in need of a complete style makeover or quick change to liven things up, I’ve got some three great design ideas that won’t break the budget and can even be done over a weekend.
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shades of the same colour tone
Rather than stripes or patterns, this striking look uses geometric blocks of colour for a standout effect. Think two-toned walls, distinguished lines and plenty of painter’s tape.
Tester pots of paint are ideal as you only need to mask off small squares and rectangle shapes, making it an inexpensive way to create a new feature wall within your living room.
Fau floes
Enjoy your favourite flowers all year round by investing in a few good quality artificial flowers in your favourite blooms that will instantly brighten the room any room.
Make a stylish feature by displaying these within a glass vase displayed on a console table or within a corner of the room.
Right: Succulents and faux flowers available from Cannon Hall Garden Centre, Cawthorne
Right: Little Greene paint, available at Marsh & Co, Sheffield
Below: Farrow & Ball paint, available at Distinctive Flooring, Barnsley
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