Go ahead and still embrace a monochromatic look, Gruver says.

“Layer in texture, interesting shapes, compelling art pieces, and found objects,” she says.

“They allow the space to feel dynamic and interesting.”

blue monochromatic room

Design byTracy Morris/ Photo byGreg Powers

Not sure what specifictextural materialsto use?

Weaving in natural elements is also a smart approach, Boutlier explains.

Why not shop your backyard to get started?

white monochrome living room

Design byGina Baran/ Photo byLara Kimmerer

Pay Attention to Paint Sheen

This step is particularly key when working with the color white.

Boutlier warns about creating a dull space since there won’t be a variety of colors other interiors have.

Incorporate Multiple Tones

Additionally, be mindful to allow for high, low, and mid-range tones.

textural accents on bookshelf

Design byDATE Interiors/ Photo bySeth Caplan

Doing so will add visual interest and elevate the space, Phillips says.

This will help make a major impact without leaving lasting damage upon removal.

blue monochromatic room

Design byTracy Morris/ Photo byGreg Powers