Decorate with wrought iron.
Mixing and matching is a modern home decorating trend used in interior design. Blending and harmonizing multiple color schemes of wrought iron furniture can create an eclectic and inviting decor. In order to effectively decorate with different colored pieces of wrought iron furniture, color blending and strategic placement will help unify the living space. Varying colors of wrought iron furniture and blending wrought iron accessories help to create a modern and visually appealing interior and exterior home design. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
1. Choose neutral wrought iron colors. Select wrought iron tables, chairs and accent furnishings that have neutral color tones. Wrought iron furniture that is beige, cream, brown or white tends to mix and match with almost any other wrought iron color. Neutral color tones blend and harmonize with other shades regardless of placement or location in a room. Opt for wrought iron furniture that does not have dark or unusual colors in its design.
2. Use patterned accessories to combine the two colors. Choose fabrics and accessories that blend two or more wrought iron colors together. Incorporate all of the wrought iron colors into striped place mats, patterned glassware, pottery and multi-colored throw rugs. These linens and accessories take several wrought iron colors and unify them into a coherent design. Strategically place these harmonizing accessories on or near both pieces of wrought iron furniture.
3. Select wrought iron finishes that have varying flecks of color. Mix two or more wrought iron colors for decorating by choosing a finish that has another fleck of color in its original design. Most wrought iron pieces of furniture have a small fleck of another color in them. Brown wrought iron wall hangings, benches and tables often have a darker black or a lighter tan fleck in their coating. Complement the room by adding another decorative wrought iron furnishing that is the the same color as the fleck in the other piece. Blending these two colors of wrought iron will unify the room's design.
4. Separate the wrought iron colors to avoid clashing. Place two different colored wrought iron pieces of furniture on opposite sides of the room. This method of mixing two or more wrought iron colors allows you to decorate without having to harmonize the two pieces. Just as you might mix a tan leather sofa with a black wooden entertainment center, you are decorating with two entirely separate furnishings in the room. For example, place a black wrought iron bistro set on one side of the room and put a tan wrought iron bench against an opposing wall.
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