Hey, you don't have to be always in the matching mode in your home decorating style. Fabrics should coordinate, but one has to balance the aesthetics by opting for pillows, curtains and upholstery of other varying materials. Make choices that are assorted and blending rather than sticking to matching decor formulas.

Many carry an assumption that pushing all furniture in their living room to the extreme ends touching the wall makes space look broader. Well, that's not true. Such practise will turn out to be dead and your living room will no longer seem attractive. Also, imagine guests seated far away and trying to converse with each other. Isn't that weird and uncomfortable arrangement?

As we said, bring your furniture such as sofas and chairs closer to make conversation easier among each other, but at the same time keep the number of furniture minimal. Depending on your budget and space, you can add as many pieces of furniture and accessories as you wish but it would create clutter and may even make it difficult for you to move with ease.

Going with thick drapery is a lot less inviting as it blocks the natural light from passing in the room. Instead, you can hang curtains with neutral-coloured linen as they fulfil the purpose. It is always beneficial to have the natural light in your home for your health as well as to control the electricity bill.

Seeing white space gives peace, but only when one enters home tired and exhausted. On the other hand, going all white with the walls will eventually give boring vibes to the ambience. Fix this problem by opting for medium-to-neutral shades and give more life to a certain space at your home.