Gone are the days of placing matching big-box furniture in a room and calling it good. And while it’s easy to fall into the trap of following a specific trend, often I find that the spaces with the most impact are the ones that effortlessly combine elements from multiple periods, styles, and places.
The trick is to ensure that everything ties together. The whole point of mixing styles is to create a space that truly defines you, and can’t be re-created somewhere else. It’s all about finding the right balance of color, texture, style and proportion to create a unified and visually appealing look.
Let’s explore some tips and tricks to help you mix and match furniture like a pro, no matter for what style you’re aiming.
For Tight Spaces
Finding the right pairings for a tight space can be challenging, but with some thoughtful planning, you can make the most of it. The first step is to measure your room and determine the size and shape of your furniture pieces. When selecting furniture, it might be a good idea to choose items that can serve multiple purposes, like an ottoman that can serve as extra seating in a pinch. This will help you save space and maximize functionality.
