Nice writing, I totally enjoyed it. And I love the image used it really shows a room that tells a story. For my own spaces I don’t like overcrowding it with stuffs, I love to keep it simple, I love my space like seeing free open space, can one still be a maximalist that way
Absolutely, or at least this is what I think. I am a maximalist but I also love an open space and a clear lining. I would say that in that case colours mixing and textures make it. A soft pattern wall paper mixed to a neautral wall paint tone, or a scandi style linear bed with a matelasse' bedding, books NOT organised by colours or a one statement piece ( bold lampshade, ornate vase, baroque photo frame) can make your space more maximalist still staying true to your love for clear lines and open space. Thanks for reading me and living your comment.
Nice writing, I totally enjoyed it. And I love the image used it really shows a room that tells a story. For my own spaces I don’t like overcrowding it with stuffs, I love to keep it simple, I love my space like seeing free open space, can one still be a maximalist that way
Absolutely, or at least this is what I think. I am a maximalist but I also love an open space and a clear lining. I would say that in that case colours mixing and textures make it. A soft pattern wall paper mixed to a neautral wall paint tone, or a scandi style linear bed with a matelasse' bedding, books NOT organised by colours or a one statement piece ( bold lampshade, ornate vase, baroque photo frame) can make your space more maximalist still staying true to your love for clear lines and open space. Thanks for reading me and living your comment.