carpet painting and pillow case ideas

Mukasa Steve

25 days ago

Need som ideas for the center rug painting deco and pillow case ideas

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Isla Cherry
24 days ago
What sort of ideas were you looking for? Are you not sure about colours because I think its the blue that is a bit out of place. This could be changed with throws in natural colours. I also think a large green lush plant would lift the space. It's very smart but needs a bit of softening. What else would you like to add to the room? Changing the pillows would make a huge difference.
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Oraanj Interior design
24 days ago
Hello! Here are a few ideas to bring style and cohesion to your living room with the rug, wall art, and pillows:
1. Center Rug: Try a textured, medium-pile rug in neutral tones if you prefer a calm look, or go bold with geometric or abstract patterns for a pop of color. A Moroccan or vintage-inspired rug can add warmth and character, especially if you’re aiming for a boho or eclectic vibe.
2. Wall Art: Choose a statement piece from above the sofa, like a large abstract canvas or a framed photograph that complements your room’s color scheme. If you prefer multiple pieces, create a gallery wall with a mix of artwork and framed quotes or mirrors for depth.
3. Pillow Covers: Mix patterns and textures, such as combining velvet with woven or linen fabrics for variety. For color, pull hues from the rug and wall art to keep everything cohesive. You can balance solids and prints—such as one large patterned pillow paired with two solid colors—for a polished look.
Feel free to share your color palette, and we’d be happy to give more tailored ideas!
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Hi Laure, I guess it comes down to personal taste but I'm a big fan of white painting everything, quite literally brightens my day, particularly in winter. And a white backdrop allows you to introduce colour in a more flexible way. So thumbs up for that. My recommendation would be (might be repeating what others have suggested already): 1) remove the carpets + sand and varnish/paint the floorboards underneath, if in a bad state consider lino/vinyl as an affordable alternative - either plain or patterned: consider painting the wooden shutters and fireplace 3) as most others suggested, browse charity shops, reclamation yards and Ebay for art, mirrors etc and not only look at what it is but also what it could be if you repurpose or paint it. Putting frames up in clusters is great, I personally prefer large canvas - with a bit of confidence you can create abstract art yourself 4) add flowers or potted plants 5) finally, lighting is everything. Go for indirect lighting, invest in multiple light sources and go for dimmers. From what I can tell the room's key asset isn't size but its comfy atmosphere - try to highlight that by working with a 'less is more' attitude. I would focus on lighting, flowers and one or two striking pieces. (-> Ignore my carpet comment, I read above that they're brand new) Good luck!
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Danielle H - The artwork came from home sense. An impulse buy which really probably doesnt link but I just loved them so bought them! Now wondering about putting them elsewhere as worried it's all just a great big mess that will make my visitors get a headache :-). I'm still defo wanting to paper tho... might move the strip a bit further along to get the feel. And I'm still tidying up a bit to get a pic ;o)
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What an exciting time for you Kenyan Divaress! It can be challenging when you inherit someone’s decor...agreement and some compromise will be key. Are you just looking for a quick refresh, or do you have longer term plans for your living room? If it’s a quick refresh with curtains, cushions and paint, then perhaps some of the photos below will inspire you both. If you’re looking at longer-term plans for the room, take some time to think about how you both will use the room. It looks from your photo that there’s a desk chair?? Zoning the room can be a useful way to set out how the room will be used. This will help you to think not only about the decorative scheme, but also the furniture and storage that you both need. Hope this helps. Enjoy your new home!
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Sonia
24 days ago
Sorry if I’m not understanding, but you want to paint the rug? Please tell us more?

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