Why? Black gives that sense of depth, character, and accent to an interior that hardly any other color can handle. You can simply place images in black frames in the interior, or hang black print curtains on the windows, or use sofa cushions in black stripes… It doesn’t matter how exactly you use this bold color in the decoration, as long as you find a place for it.

Some might say it’s easy to achieve the same effect with other deep shades, but we recommend you just try using black – and see what happens.

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Do not try to repeat the interior from the magazine exactly.

Engaging in decorating space, do not forget that this interior is for comfortable living, not a photo shoot of an interior design magazine. Don’t turn the house into a design museum. The gleam of polished parquet flooring and perfect spacing of vases all make the interior seem soulless and toy-like. Breathe life into it and make it your own, rather than trying to recreate a magazine cover.

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Now you may not have the talent to immediately create an aesthetically pleasing decor, but, with the help of trial and error, you can pick up the right amount of decorative objects that fit harmoniously into your interior. Many experts on interior design will tell you that if you like something very much, and you buy it, you will find a place for this object, in which it will look the most advantageous. However, while this statement is true for those who know about design, it may not work for the unsure beginner.

If you are at a loss, we recommend flipping through thematic magazines and walking through furniture showrooms to try and find something you like. Pay attention to the way the furniture showrooms arrange the decor elements. Notice that many items are organized as decorative groups rather than just arranged singly in different corners of the room. Above all, buy only what you really like, what best suits your personality.

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