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HOME & GARDEN


black and white repeated stripe. For a rug, wall hanging, throw or even carpet, black and white in close proximity prove a classic combination that encompasses different genres, different styles and any budget.


Texture over tone Visual satisfaction goes well beyond the colour itself, so using a textured fi nish (perhaps a mottled or bevelled wallpaper, or wood panelling that offers a glorious three-dimensional take) with clever lighting, can produce an array of shades, tones and shadow that’s a world away from a basic black.


Complementing your impeccable taste And of course, using an array of fabrics and fashions in terms of furniture, cushions, lampshades, carpets and rugs will add to the intensity of detail that only black can provide.


It’s a Sin And fi nally, if you were ever in doubt as to the resourcefulness of black, consider it as the colour that can hide a multitude of sins. From children to dogs to the post-pub kebab, black furnishings can


often save a lot of grief! ---


Use these tips to reimagine your living and working space with immaculate style. Black is no longer just for goths, nightclub owners or those of a solemn disposition. It is a colour that screams style and good taste, and it’s yours to explore.


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