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Choosing a color palette for your home can be a daunting task. Here are a few tips that will help make the decision easier:

How to Choose the Right Color Palette for your Home Nothing is as personal as color. Choosing a color palette is both the most important part and yet the most daunting part for many when it comes to decorati

It is exciting to move into a new space and have a blank slate to start furnishing again. But then when you are done, it looks exactly like the last place you didn't like. What could you possibly be doing WRONG?

1. Hanging curtains that are way too short or too long. Ideally, your window treatments should just hit the floor or pool by only a couple of inches for a current look.
2. Filling an entire room with every expatriate, car pool sale finds. We love vintage furniture, but too much will make your place look more like a museum than a modern home. Pick a few amazing pieces and mix old with new.
3. Throwing an area rug over wall-to-wall carpeting. This is really never a good look. Place rugs on wood or other resilient flooring to soften the space.
4. Buying (expensive) upholstered furniture without trying it out first. Big mistake. Before you invest, you'll want to make sure it's comfy and durable.
5. Choosing furniture that's either too big or too small for a space. Scale is one of the most important elements of design, and it's tough to master. Make sure to bring your room's measurements to the store before making a big purchase.
6. Everything in the room is matchy-matchy. The best way to make a space your own is by picking out furniture and accessories over time. Avoid the "catalog look" that occurs when everything comes in a set, and instead mix wood pieces with other finishes like mirrored, glass or painted items.
7. Using too many pillows. Everywhere. If it takes you 20 minutes to make your bed, you have WAY too many. If you have to seat at the edge of your seat, you have WAAAY too many pillows. Placing just a few toss pillows is a good way to add a pop of color and texture to your room.
8. Relying on overhead lighting. Never underestimate the ambience created by layering lots of levels of light. Try mixing in table and floor lamps so you can change up the mood.

The best thing to do when furnishing a house is to do things slowly over time and buying pieces you, as the owner of the home, are comfortable with.

Apartments are getting smaller and smaller. Here are a few tips on how to make a small space look larger.

1. In general, light walls make a small room feel larger. There are exceptions to this rule: a dark accent wall can bring definition and scale to a small space and bright colors can definitely help to enliven a small room. Unless you're going for a cloistered, cozy feeling avoid dark chocolate browns on all four walls.
2. If you can paint the floor white, it's a good trick for making a small space appear larger and more airy.
3. Hang curtains at the complete edges of the windows. You can make a window appear larger by flanking it with floor-length curtains that visually extend into the wall.
4. Don't fill the room with too much furniture, and choose pieces with a small footprint (cover a small area) that are visually lightweight (light colours, visually light materials).
5. Use accessories that emit and reflect light. If you don't have the space for floor or table lamps, use wall-mounted lights (especially in areas that don't get a lot of light). Hang a mirror on a wall opposite a window to reflect light into the space.

How to use yellows, reds and even black and grays on your walls.

12 Tried and True Paint Colors for Your Walls Discover one pro designer's time-tested favorite paint colors for kitchens, baths, bedrooms and more

Open plan houses are becoming all the craze nowadays. Should be lucky enough to land a large studio apartment or build yourself a luxurious open plan georgian house, using floor rugs would be a good way to divide space. Read on to see how best to use floor rugs.

How to Combine Area Rugs in an Open Floor Plan Carpets can artfully define spaces and distinguish functions in a wide-open room — if you know how to avoid the dreaded clash

Mirror, mirror, on the wall … With so many shapes, sizes, and styles, mirrors are a versatile decorative element that give instant polish to a room with little effort. They can do wonders—from illuminating dark corners to adding elegance and drama to an area to creating the illusion of space. They can even serve as works of art. There’s a mirror for every taste, whether yours is ultramodern or ultraclassic. The mirrors in these rooms are sure to catch your eye, plus we’ve rounded up similar and readily available examples of each design. - Elle Magazine

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10 Ways to Correct Your Interior Design Color Myths Simple ways to correct your color mistakes and replace design color myths I’m sure you’ve heard all of the “rules” when it comes to choosing colors for you

Big Ideas for Small Spaces From disguising awkward spaces to discovering hidden closet storage, great ideas for solving the trickiest design dilemmas

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