It’s easy to design with a muted beige or flat drywall. When you start embracing bold colors and textures, you know you’ve reached the next level in interior design. Understanding the nuances of lines and colors is significantly easier than understanding how texture works in a space. Designing with a bold eye doesn’t mean throwing everything you like together and calling it a day. It means practicing the utmost restraint while working with a bold foundation color and texture.
Don’t be afraid to experiment with layering colors and patterns to create impactful moments in each room. More prominent design features that use different lines, shapes, and textures can make even the most seasoned members of the design community stop and think.