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I am sick to death of seeing neutral colours being used over and over again. It seems to have become a trend and now there isn't just one neutral space within a home, but the theme seems to run throughout. I understand how neutral tones suit almost anything and it is easier to buy accessories to suit, however, where has the personality disappeared to? I have been browsing through the 'HousetoHome' website and found some absolute wonderful ideas and images of living areas decorated with a splash of colour – some more vibrant than others. One of the easiest ways to inject personality into the area you wish to decorate is by adding some quirky and innovative wall art. This will instantly brighten up any room and also give you a touch of individuality compared to your friends' home. This is not only easy to do but it also will be one the first things that a guest will notice and probably comment on when coming over for dinner. If wall art is definitely not your thing then a funky mirror will also do the trick. You can never have enough mirrors in your home, plus it will give the impression of a larger living space. So there are always options to change your room even if you don't want to go completely over the top. If you were wanting to be a bit braver then a definite must is a change of sofa. Get something completely different and spend some money on achieving something with the 'wow-factor'. Designer furniture. is an investment and must be seen as such. Although, the prices may be a bit steep, the look, feel, individual touch each piece has is worth every penny. So start saving! A patterned couch instead of a bold coloured one is always another option. You can always get a 'cow' patterned sofa or sofas with the Union Jack. There are many different ways that you can be unique and if you want something completely different the internet is always at your fingertips. I suggest spending time and effort to browse various websites until you find an absolute gem that describes your personality 'to a T'. I hope this article has given you the incentive you be a bit braver with your home and to not stick with the boring neutral shades that we as a British society seem to love. I myself am going to stick to more powerful colours like red and patterns I would never normally glance at. Just to be different. I guess the individual in me is dying to show my home off to others and I hope I have given you the incentive to do the same.
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