When decorating, there are many pieces to consider to bring subtle textures throughout rooms. The style and color are the primary aspects. On the other hand, it is important to embrace pattern and texture. The texture is often overlooked, yet a brilliant way of highlighting your living space. Now let’s review textured materials you can use to pull together décor and create a striking ensemble. We’re unearthing subtle textures throughout rooms!
Unearthing Subtle Textures throughout Rooms
Burlap
Using this natural, weave pattern in your home will bring uniqueness to your design. Burlap is commonly used as sacks but is ideal for creative individuals who have a crafty edge to them. This common material is not standard when it falls into the right hands. From accent pillows to wreaths, there are so many things you can create with burlap.
Stone
Stone is a brilliant way to bring variety to a room’s texture. You can make a simple rock garden, a miniature waterfall, or build an elaborate fireplace with stone. Don’t let yourself get boxed in by conventional ideas. With a little creativity and a bit of rock, you can create a paradise for yourself that you yearn to get home to every night.
Natural Wood
Natural wood is one of the easiest and most accepted methods to build texture. Typically wood textured is portrayed through hardwood floors. There are other ways you can incorporate wood, such as making wooden furniture, picture frames, and shelves.
Wicker Furniture
Wicker furniture was once the rage, of course, this is the late 80s and early 90s throwback. However, it has made a comeback. Wicker furniture can be found in many favorite stores, and it is a fun way to make a change from the standard décor you sees everywhere.
Sand
Those with an eye for fashion adore sand tables. You may have possessed one as a kid. Now, there is a grown-up variety, and it brings tranquility. Create your little sand table oasis, and run your fingers through it when you need to relax your mind.
Natural Rugs
We’re revisiting flooring coverings because what better surface to put texture than a floor? There are many natural rugs to choose from that will bring you an outdoors feeling, and give a cozy effect to your home. Try materials such as seagrass and sisal for a welcome change to the average synthetic carpet.
Reflect…
You are creating the space you will spend ample time, you might as well create an atmosphere you love. An unexpected way to do so is through the use of materials that bring texture. Try an idea or two and witness how a bit of texture goes a long way. How will you use subtle textures throughout rooms?
