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Ideas notebook Add romance to your place with blush pinks, or go green with lush plants

Romance your home with the prettiest blush pinks and florals or go green with lush plants

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NOD TO NATURE

Keep a busy botanical wallpaper in check with beautifull­y grained timber furniture and a mix of eclectic and metallic accent pieces. Botanical Powder wallpaper, Graham & Brown.

THINK GREEN

Today’s clean, contempora­ry interiors with their angular lines, white walls and tiled or concrete floors can look stark and, at times, downright unfriendly. To counter this, include in your decor one or two elements with curves – note the round pendants and gorgeous retro orange vase here. But, perhaps the easiest way to bring your room to life is to add plants – either the hanging variety or the lush, leafy potted kind.

GET SQUARE!

If your home can be classified as modern generic with little architectu­ral detailing, mouldings can help transform it into a character charmer. For Insta-charm and impact, use strips of timber to create squares or rectangles of wall panelling, and then paint the entire wall the same colour. Wattyl paint in Tombola (panelled wall) and Limousine (rear wall).

RAMBLING ROSE

Rain, hail or shine, your spaces will blossom – thanks to floral fabrics. For a modern take on traditiona­l design, look out for oversized prints and build the rest of your scheme around it by pulling colours from the pattern. We love the unusual window treatment – part solid colours, part print. Designers Guild John Derian The Rose Tuberose fabric FJD6006/02, Radford.

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