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“Wabi-sabi is based on the acceptance of imperfection”
impact with minimum effort. In truth, it’s a disarmingly simple principle, and the considered, subtle combinations in the Monochrome colour card avoid any unpleasant, harsh contrasts of pure jet black and bright, brilliant white.” When it comes to living rooms, keep your space looking effortlessly chic by decluttering, investing in one or two pieces of statement furniture that you love, and opting for built-in storage. “For pared-back styling, pick one or two complementary colours to bring your scheme together. We have some great core hues, such as our deep Midnight Blue and softer mid-grey Shadow, and from there you can add gorgeous pops of colour to add interest,” advises Vanessa Hurley- Perera, chief product officer at Sofa.com. Meanwhile, Zoe Stewart, decorative bed linen buyer at John Lewis & Partners, says that the look is perfect for bedrooms. “We look to muted colours in the bedroom not only to reflect our personal style, but also to influence the way we feel. Go for warm and bright hues, which can be incredibly energising,” she says.
Top Snowdrop sofa in Periwinkle Chelsea Bloom, £1,840, Sofa.com. Left Bed and accessories, prices vary, John Lewis Bottom Mable daybed, from £625, Sofa.com
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