Want to add some zest to your interior but feeling hesitant?

Sometimes, we worry about getting tired of a bold colour or pattern in a room where we spend a lot of time. But why not start with the transitional spaces? Hallways, entrances, and staircases are often overlooked but are perfect for letting your creativity run free. These areas can embrace pops of colour and decorative elements without the risk of weariness.

Decor ideas to energise your transitional spaces:

Hallway:
The hallway is often a long, narrow space, making it the ideal candidate for a lively touch. Why not paint one wall in a vibrant colour or add horizontal stripes to create dynamism? Another option is to play with gradient colours for a unique visual effect. You could also choose original lighting that highlights these colours.

Entrance:
The entrance is the first impression of your home, so why not make it memorable? A brightly coloured ceiling or a patterned floor with geometric or floral designs can transform this often-underestimated space into a welcoming and surprising area. You might also consider textured wallpaper or a large mirror framed in a bold colour.

Staircase:
Staircases are another space that deserves your attention. Paint the risers in bright hues or opt for a contrasting colour on the banister for an artistic effect. If you’re feeling bold, you could even consider a gradient of colours flowing up the steps, creating a smooth and captivating transition between floors.

Contrasts:
Play with strong contrasts between adjacent rooms to enhance visual impact. For example, a dark hallway leading into a bright room can accentuate the sense of openness and light. Similarly, a brightly coloured staircase can contrast strikingly with a more subdued living room.

Wallpaper:
Dare to use wallpaper in these transitional spaces. A bold pattern, whether geometric, floral, or abstract, can bring instant dynamism and personalise your interior. Hallways and entrances are perfect spots to experiment with designs you might not consider for a living room or bedroom.

These transitional areas are ideal for experimenting with your style and bringing energy to your home without overwhelming the rooms where you spend the most time. They allow you to be bold, try new things, and see how these changes transform your space.

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