We Answer Wednesday - Mixing Metallics
“I love the look of mixing metallic accents
together such as gold and silver. What are some suggestions to add metals into
my home without overhauling my décor?”
Mixing metallics is
bound to be a huge trend in 2015. We saw Copper emerge in a big way in the past
year in many different areas of the home. Gold and silver have always been
classic design choices, but the trend of mixing metals has become more
prominent in the past few years.
Adding metallic
accents is a fantastic way to freshen up your space for 2015 without breaking
the bank. There are many ways to do so, in various spaces in your home.
In the dining room,
try adding both gold and silver dinnerware. Maybe a gold charger with a silver
rimmed plate and a silver napkin mixed in with an accent colour? Adding gold
and silver candles or centerpieces is a fabulous way to add these colours as
well. The addition of the decorative accents such as placemats, napkins, table
runners, centerpieces, napkin rings etc. are typically inexpensive and versatile
pieces to have on hand.
In your living
room, try adding some accent pillows with gold and silver. Throw pillows and
blankets are an excellent way to freshen décor without changing out large furniture
pieces. Gold and silver accessories such as decorative pieces, book ends,
candles, vases, picture frames and more are easy personal touches that will add
a new dimension to your space, not to mention even the newest additions often
make a big difference! The same suggestions
apply in your bedrooms. Adding gold or silver table lamps are another fantastic
option for a quickie update.
In your kitchen and
bathrooms, try changing your faucets or hardware. As previously mentioned
copper was a huge trend in 2014 and remains a trend. Check out our blog on how
to use copper in your home for more great tips!
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