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I sat at the dining-room table, with a clear view of the sitting room. Madam Bedi settled herself on a white sofa, and the ...

In the adjacent playroom, Sung and Buer embraced the lack of natural light by curating a rich monochromatic look with citron ...

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Learning how to use the 60-30-10 colour rule will help you balance your colour palette and coordinate accents in any room, just like an interior designer would.

For example, earthy tones like sage green or warm beige pair well with wooden furniture, enhancing a natural and harmonious look. Cool shades like icy blue or slate gray complement metallic or ...