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5 Designer Tips to add texture and depth to your home decor

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Sub-header (optional): #1 Textured Window Blinds

Text Content: Textured window dressings are an extremely effective way to add a layer of intrigue to any room in the house. Roller Blinds provide many options for adding character to a room. By daytime translucent blinds with a textured finish will soften sunlight as it enters the room highlighting subtle weaves and twists in the fabric, whilst at night time textured blinds create a tactile surface when highlighted by artificial lighting. Image by Bloc Blinds.

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Sub-header (optional): #2 Large Area Rugs

Text Content: Interior designers know the style value of a large and textured area rug. A well placed floor rug not only dresses the room but invites you to touch and luxuriate in its soft surface. Transform your space and define your look with a flat weave in a muted pattern for an easy and unobtrusive layer of comfort. Image by French Connection Home Collection

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Sub-header (optional): #3 House Plants

Text Content: More than just a decoration, house plants are a fantastic way to breathe life and texture into your home. A few well placed pots containing plants with a variety of foliage will create pattern, colour and interest. Image by La Boheme House of the Wishing Trees via House Plant Club

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Sub-header (optional): #4 Wooden Boxes And Woven Baskets

Text Content: For a tactile and functional addition to any room storage solutions made from natural materials prove to be a stylish fix. Vintage wooden crates and woven willow baskets will hide a multitude of clutter whilst offering an eye-catching surface. Image by soniapabladesign

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Sub-header (optional): #5 Statement Wallpaper Prints

Text Content: Be it a textured weave, a soft shimmer or all out bold prints, wallpaper is a staple for home decor experts when it comes to defining a theme and adding character by pulling a whole look together. If you’re afraid to take the wallpaper plunge and want to avoid being overwhelmed, try choosing one wall or section off an area of your space to begin with. Image by Suburban Salon

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