Simply stated, every room in your home needs some sort of fabulous design focal point! And, if your room is lacking a focal point then one of your first design steps should be to create one.
Often times, rooms do include some feature or furnishing that makes a natural focal point. The table or buffet in the dining room, the bed in a bedroom, or the desk in a library or den is usually the most noticeable feature, and the logical candidate for being emphasized.
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But something “different” in the way of decorating is one of today’s status symbols and the result is an “anything goes” attitude toward emphasis. Huge paintings with supersized graphics of all sorts and sizable pieces of sculpture are high on the status list at the moment, and can be used as focal points themselves or to add to the excitement of an emphasized area.
Conversational areas, designed with avant grade furniture and made of innovative materials are sure to be scene-stealers. Unusual fabrics, either vividly colored or strikingly patterned can be used for emphasis, and a dramatic area rug is one way of setting off or highlighting any specific part of a room.
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Bold, bright colors, spectacular patterns, anything that’s new or unique are all fun to use, but remember – emphasis in design should be just that. One center of interest is usually enough; only a very large room is improved by more. If too many areas compete for attention, none will succeed in claiming it!
If you're interested in creating a fabulous focal point in your home but don't know where to start, contact the Bromberek Design Team at Decorating Den Interiors and speak with a designer today! Visit www.decdens.com/jbromberek to get started on your next project!