Mixing and matching is always a risk. It can be a very intriguing risk as it can often add exciting elements to a room. Mixing different elements together creates a very engaging and distinctive style to a room. For example, try combining contemporary furniture in a traditional-styled room. Combining the new with the old can create zest in your room by doing so. Another way to “mix” is by adding bright furniture into a dark room or vice versa. The concept is to use contrasting styles, colors, and more. Also, you could even mix based on texture, combining smooth with rough textures. For example, you might use carpet, which is a rough object, against granite, an opposing smooth object. The rough texture colliding with the smooth texture will complement each other fittingly. Opposites do attract each other in interior design when done correctly. There are endless ways to creatively decorate a room by mixing opposites and provide your interior with a unique ambiance and feel.
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In this dining room, the traditional patterned wallpaper is mixed with an indulging modern bright aqua color and mid-century modern dining set.
This bedroom mixes together dark colored walls with a bright centered bed.
A beautiful transitional style sofa complements a gorgeous modern coffee table.
The black color furniture significantly distinguishes itself from the white walls.
This dining room has a mixture of a rustic rough red brick wall going against a soft textured white glossy table.
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