I grew up with a lot of "basic beige" on the walls in my childhood home. And, where there wasn't basic beige paint, there was wild wallpaper. Naturally, I grew up with a slight aversion to both of them.
I must confess: I love colour. Normally, beige walls bore me. And most of my clients put some colours on their walls.
However, with one of my latest design projects, I am leaning towards white walls. I think it can create an ultra fresh feel, if done right. I believe such a bare canvas would allow the other components of the room to "speak". Anyhow, I'm not even sure if this is a design trend yet, but I'm claiming it as such. What do you think?
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White walls & eclectic furniture |
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White walls & modern furniture |
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White walls & eclectic mix |
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White walls with some mid-century modern furniture |
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White walls & graphic prints |