I really enjoy creating a mood board and seeing how various items come together to create a space.
Below is one of the mood boards I did for an assignment. I wanted to create a neutral and natural base for an open and comfortable feel, with feature red and teal and various patterns and textures for some fun and warmth.
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I really like the red and teal in this room. I love neutral schemes, they are smart and serene, but can be a bit flat and boring. Adding a pop of colour with upholstered feature pieces can really give a space a lift adding texture as well as colour and style.
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Lovely! We are currently working on creating a warm but open living room. I think we should have done a mood board to start with. I love your colors
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