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My old boss told me to never use a bold pattern in a small room, but I just did.
He said it would make the space feel closed in and busy, so for years I stuck to safe, solid colors. Last month, a client in Denver really wanted a big floral print for her tiny bathroom, and I went for it. We used a single accent wall with the pattern and kept everything else simple and light. The room actually feels bigger now because the pattern draws your eye in and adds depth. Has anyone else found that breaking the 'small room, small pattern' rule can work?
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dylan2315d ago
Ever notice how the strictest rules are often the ones that need breaking the most?
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derek93915d ago
Wait, are you talking about like actual laws or just school rules?
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