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No inspiration!!!!

7 years ago

Hello houzzers, I bought this dining table and sideboard with the brown leather chairs in the second picture, but I can not find any inspiration on how decorating the side board, could you help ,please?

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Dulux Amazing Space
7 years ago
Hello Tavolla,

Congratulations on your new purchases - they are beautiful. When
it comes to styling and dressing the shelves, there is no right or wrong way. Having
a selection of different heights and sizes adds interest, and don’t be afraid
to add pops of colour to draw your eyes attention in too. The best advice I
could give is to play around with the layout until your truly happy with the
overall appearance. Below are a couple of pictures that may help inspire you
with what you can do with your shelves:

I hope this helps you to get started on your new sideboard,
good luck and we would love to see some pictures of your finished masterpiece!

Rebecca Davis
Dulux Design Expert
www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk
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