Dining room
Let in more lightOn an external door, consider raising the glazing right up to the ceiling, with an extra window panel above the door frame. This allows as much light as possible to flood into the room, and also gives a bigger view of the outside world.It’s a trick that can sometimes work on internal doors, too, where a fully glazed door would be too much, but a sliver of extra light on one or both sides of the divide would be welcome.Fancy a big rug like this? Check out what’s for sale in the Houzz Shop tall window to let the light in
Work a muted take in the bedroomColour-blocking can be restful in a bedroom, as long as it’s done right. In this sleep space, the designers have opted for muted shades and soft textures to make the colour zones feel more gentle. The scheme is interesting without being too bright or jarring. Colour scheme for dining room
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