More Is More Decor - A Handbook For Maximalists: Banish the beige, ditch the drab and throw the interiors rule book out of the window

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Completed my Interior Design Diploma at KLC School of Design and working part time as an interior stylist and designer. Grandmillennial style, which is defined by classic prints and decorative details, goes hand-in-hand with maximalist decor. The popular and beloved bookshelf wealth interior design style is a form of maximalist interior design, as is the beautiful grandmillennial aesthetic.

The zebra-print rug is the real showstopper here, but it's joined by a cheetah print rug (layering rugs is another great maximalist idea!Play with different light tones, going cooler in task-orientated areas and warmer where you want to relax. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. However, if a rainbow bright color scheme doesn’t appeal to you, you can create a maximalist look with a monochromatic color scheme. More is More Décor shows us that there can be transformative powers in how we decorate our home, and by adopting bold colours, patterns and prints we reveal our personalities and give our home that ‘wow’ factor. There are a range of practical and aesthetic considerations when choosing maximalist curtain fabric for your window treatment ideas,’ says Emily Mould, design director Romo and Black Edition.

Drawing color inspiration from a large painting, this maximalist living room combines lavender walls with splashes of yellow, orange, and pink. Consider how much of a statement you want to make with a strong color, pattern or contrasting texture. Our design experts can create something completely unique to your home and style, with our extensive paint palette and range of top-quality materials and finishes at your fingertips.That’s one maximalist decor idea for your walls, but you can also add a print with wallpaper (or wall decals if you rent or are afraid of commitment). Your living room ideas should feel like a cocoon that gives a sense of who you are, and smaller spaces are often better for creating this heightened sense of character.