Many interior designers and home decorators swear by white as the go-to choice for compact spaces.
A dark painted accent wall will recede, adding depth that will make the room feel more expansive.
Gold-toned finishes, wood accents, and bold blue patterned tile flooring keeps it from looking sterile.
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Pale gray marble countertops and a cool pastel mint green door adds balance.
Earthy green floor-to-ceiling drapes to make the space feel larger are a perfect complement.
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Painting the pocket door in the same shade helps to visually enlarge and define the space.
A satin or velvet finish will show more wall imperfections but will also reflect more light.
Unless of course that’s exactly the effect that you are want.
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You might be surprised that the white you thought was neutral-toned looks too yellow or gray on your wall.
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