An important principle of decorating is that you should create a space that the observer sees as a whole, rather than disjointed. A great way to tie unlike items together is by finding something they have in common and group them together.
You can group things by matching any single element — color, size or texture — and by displaying them to create a collection. You don’t have to match every single element in order for things to look cohesive. Grouping makes a bigger impact and makes more sense than if each item was displayed on its own. This works especially well with small items.
Limit the Colors
Too many colors can detract and make each piece in your room feel like it stands alone. One should repeat the same colors throughout the space to bring items (and the room) together. This is why a colorful Moroccan chandelier Turkish makes a great complement to most decors. Because they come in an endless variety of colors, you are certain to find one that matches your colors.
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