Let’s Talk About Texture | Part 2

Start with a Base: Begin with larger, more dominant textures, such as a smooth glass coffee table or a rough stone fireplace.

Add Layers: Introduce complementary textures through smaller elements like throw pillows, rugs, and decorative objects. A patterned fabric cushion on a sleek sofa or a woven basket beside a stone hearth can create wonderful contrasts.

Create Harmony: Balance is key. Ensure that no single texture overwhelms the room. Smooth, rough, and patterned textures should work together to create a harmonious, inviting space.

The collective impact of these elements contributes to the overall ambience of a room. When you walk into a well-designed space, you can feel the harmony and balance created by the thoughtful layering of textures.