5 Colorful Living Areas To Inspire You
Get ready to experiment with different hues!
Photography: Paolo Feliciano (Main Photo)
Guests and friends are usually received in the living area, that’s why a lot of people want it to sport a look that appeals to almost everyone. But this isn’t a rule that is etched in stone. You are free to use whatever color you like in your living room—the tastes of your guests notwithstanding. Here are a few ideas:Â
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