Tactile HouseContemporary Games Room, London
Open plan living and dining space with gorgeous texture and colour.
Whitaker Studio
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Incorporate windows that look out onto natural features. “Windows are the main interface between the home and nature,” Béranger says.Use colours inspired by nature. For example, adopt the colour palette of a sunset, with its shades of orange, or the green and brown hues of a forest in autumn.
Double the impact with wallpaperTo magnify the impact of indoor plants, you can reflect the pattern in textiles and wallpaper, as beautifully demonstrated here. There are only a handful of plants in this room, but it feels like a green oasis thanks to the fern-print wallpaper and leafy cushions. Shop for the perfect cushion on Houzz today.
Play with paperBring an intimate feel to your dining area by using pattern on the wall. In this open-plan space, the dining zone is separated from the rest of the room by a surface of patterned wallpaper. By adding a covering like this, the designers have made the area cosier than the more functional kitchen nearby. Houseplants and leaf-patterned cushions help to tie the dining and living spaces together to bring balance to the room as a whole.
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