1. Make an entrance
Add drama in the hallway with a colour-popping piece of furniture or art. Your probably won't have room for an extravagant woven throne, but you get the idea....
2. Juxtapose dark with bright for impact
A black stucco wall is the perfect foil for African artefacts, contemporary furniture and modern art.
3. Brighten up the basement
A colourful sunken seating area, designed as a modern conversation pit, keeps energy levels high.
4. Ensure colourful conversion
Meal times are never dull in this family dining room where tweedy textures mix with florals and graphic black and white, alongside vibrant chairs and table.
5. Create a mis-matched grouping of items
The multi-coloured chairs were a beautiful accident that happened in the factory, but it's an idea that inspires. Different shapes are anchored with a dramatic red table.
6. Break the rules
An unexpected red floor warms up this casual dining area. A modern fireplace doubles up as a room divider.
7. Clash with elegance
Yes, it is possible! It works because all the items are beautiful and artfully propped against a white background.
8. Make a splash
A little colour goes a long way in the kitchen which is simply chic, save for the tall green and blue chairs on the terrace outside.
9. Create a vibrant vignette
A beautiful light set against a colourful artwork is a simple yet stunning statement in this corner of the living room.
10. Go bold in the bedroom
Red, gold, black and green bring soul into this space, while sections of glass bring the outside in.
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