We asked minimalist designers for their best tips formixing in colorsthat are both approachable and (very) doable.
“I like to think of homes as gallery spaces,” Stark says.
“Setting the foundation with all-white walls and allowing the home furnishings to tell the story.
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These adored pieces are what make a home.”
“We think of using color as an accent and in a more structured way,” Liu says.
Stark suggests bringing in bursts of color through statement artwork.
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“Keep it simple with white frames on a white wall,” Stark explains.
“This allows the art to pop.”
Another inexpensive way to introduce some color into your living spaces is through textiles.
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Stark recommends finding some colorful pillows, patterned curtains, or even an area rug to start.
Repeating the same colors through your entire space will create a more structured look and still feel grounded.
Layering will help elevate the color you’re using in an effortless way.
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“Paint is an easy and affordable way to change the ordinary into something special,” Stark says.
you’ve got the option to also set your furniture pieces apart by giving them a color refresh.
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