Maximalism

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Written By HART HOUS

Let Your Inner Hoarder Shine, Chicly

 
Step into a maximalist living room bursting with vibrant colors, eclectic patterns, and personality. From daring wallpaper to plush sofas adorned with eccentric throw pillows, every corner tells a story, inviting self-expression.

Embrace the Bold: Dive into Maximalism

Tired of the minimalist aesthetic that demands you live as though you're perpetually ready for a surprise home inspection? It's time to embrace maximalism, the design trend that encourages you to fill your space with personality, color, and those quirky flea market finds that you just couldn't pass up.

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Experience a maximalist bedroom where bold colors, intricate patterns, and luxurious textures create a dynamic space. Every detail exudes personality, transforming the room into a vibrant sanctuary of self-expression.

Why Maximalism Rocks Your Socks Off

Maximalism is like the extroverted cousin of interior design styles – loud, proud, and unapologetically present. It's about creating a space that's as unique as your fingerprint or your inability to walk past a donut shop without going in. This trend is all about mixing patterns, textures, and colors in a way that says, "Yes, I meant to do that."

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Explore our maximalist living room designs, where vibrant colors, eclectic patterns, and bold decor elements converge to create an unforgettable space bursting with personality.

How to Maximalise Your Space
(Without It Looking Like a Yard Sale)

  1. Start with Color: Pick a base color that's as bold as your personality, then layer on contrasting colors and patterns. Think jewel tones, metallics, and anything that makes your heart sing a little louder.

  2. Mix Those Textures: Combine different materials like velvet, silk, and wood. It’s about creating a tactile experience that’s as rich as a triple chocolate cake.

  3. Curate Clutter: Yes, clutter can be curated. Display collections, art, and memorabilia that tell your story. Just because it's maximalism doesn't mean every surface needs to be covered; think intentional abundance.

  4. Statement Pieces: Invest in furniture or art that starts conversations (preferably not about your spending habits). These pieces should reflect your individuality and serve as the focal points of your space.

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The Bottom Line

Maximalism isn't just a design trend; it's a rebellion against the notion that less is more. More is more, darling, and your home should be a testament to the richness of your life and experiences. So, let your creativity run wild and create a space that's as full of life as a Saturday night in downtown Vancouver.

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