Pairing differing decors and mixing materials offers a unique opportunity to blend styles and eras. Pairing divergent textures is all about offering contrast and something for all the senses to enjoy.
Mixing materials and combining textures and finishes across kitchens and bathrooms – via statement pieces and through flooring, for example – is a concept that will continue to grow in popularity as people seek to create unique spaces.
It’s amazing how two totally contrasting decor styles can blend so well when done right. Pairing complementary finishes or tones keeps things consistent and helps to tie a room together. Building a room around one statement piece is a great way to turn something that normally wouldn’t fit or match into the “wow” factor of the entire space.
The bathroom has many hard surfaces, so it’s a good idea to consider how you can combine different textures and mix materials to soften the look. Functionality is always important here, but there are ways to add interest and depth. Choosing soft or brushed finishes and mixing metal tones can do this effectively.
Mixed materials in lighting can tie together an overall look, inject some coziness into a stark modern room, or add a contemporary punch to a traditional one. Seeded glass and matte black or an aged bronze candelabra in a globe style are a few we love.
Pairing differing decors and mixing materials offers a unique opportunity to blend styles and eras. Pairing divergent textures is all about offering contrast and something for all the senses to enjoy.
