Large Rooms

Strong patterns with rich background colors can be used in larger rooms to make them seem more intimate.

One Pattern everywhere
By placing the same pattern over the entire space including walls and furniture eliminates the problem of rooms with too many lines such as attics. The larger the room, the larger the pattern can be as long as it's not overwhelming. By using the same pattern in an entire space you can eliminate the need to stop for different fabrics for window treatments, seta covers and bedding as you can use the same material furniture on all of these.

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