How To Pair Textures In Your House

Go With A Simple Background When Using Large Textures 

It can be risky playing with bold and larger prints, but you can do it successfully, and once it’s done, it looks absolutely grand. Begin with neutral tones for wallpaper and flooring, add the key parts of furniture or a rug with the large prints, and pepper some more neutral color chairs, paintings, or sofas to complete the decor.

Be Consistent With A Pattern Style

Carrying out a similar pattern throughout is an effective and proven method to good decor. It helps maintain flow and continuity. You can change out the colors, shapes, and sizes of the pattern to give more divergence. 

Be Consistent With Color

The opposite of the above method works well too. Choose one color, two at max, and varying patterns in wallpaper, drapes, curtains, and furniture. The similar colors throughout provide cohesion, and the difference in the pattern makes the place vibrant and lively.

Make A Large Rug The Highlight Of The Room

The main pattern and prominent color should be the rug. This anchors the space aesthetically. Put in different and similar patterned pillows and chairs to frame a rich visual landscape.

Try Bold Patterns And Colors 

Pastel colors look nice but can get boring sometimes. Don’t shy away from bold, vibrant patterns; they can enhance the living space and make it vivacious. Go with dramatic wallpapers paired with deep neutral tones. For smaller prints on furniture, choose monochromatic ones so that they don’t clash with the louder, more colorful ones.

Layering Rugs

Layer different patterned rugs to create contrast between those patterns and a unique texture to the room. Make sure the pattern stands out on its own, and go along together as well. Use a larger rug with lighter shades and a smaller one on top with darker colors to focus the visuals.

Conclusion 

Once you learn the basic rules of decor, you can go wild with them. You can even throw them out the window. But it’s important to know them so you can employ them cleverly and eventually create your own rules.