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SHOW YOUR BED SOME LOVE


“Treat your bed the way you treat your wardrobe: Buy separates that coordi- nate and mix them up,” advises Hall. “Avoid a ‘matchy-matchy’ look by choosing bed linens in different shades, which complement each other and your room. Mix block colours with contemporary Scandi prints, cottons with velvet or chic wrinkly linens and add texture with chunky throws and cushions. “If you think it’s hard to get out of bed now, just wait until you’ve finished piling on those lush layers.” Insta Tip: Take it nude! Ultra-fash- ionable grey has had its (very long) moment in the Insta-spotlight, Hall declares, and colours are moving in a warmer direction. Earthy neutrals, like sand, oatmeal, jute and tan, are the way to go.


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BANISH BARE WALLS “A sure-fire way of making a room


uninspiring is to plonk one lonely little picture on the wall and call it a day,” says Hall. “But the good news is, it’s easier than ever to find original or limited-edition art at affordable prices. “You can find unique prints at online suppliers that won’t break the bank, or head to local art fairs, makers’ market or student art shows to bag wall decor that will set your Instagram feed apart. “Don’t be narrow about your interpre- tation of art, as it doesn’t end at works on paper or canvas,” she adds. “Tink contemporary textiles, wood craſts, self-adhesive murals and more. Te possibilities for jazzing up an empty wall space are endless.” Insta Tip: Every room should have a focal point, says Hall, whether that’s a special feature or piece of furniture or art work that is really ‘wow’. Style your room around that.


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