3 Reasons Why You Should Consider Neutrals For Your Space
These shades will never fail you!
Photography: Marc Jao (Main Photo)
Many of us prefer staying indoors than go out—especially if you've had a long week. You can enhance the beauty of your home and make it even more relaxing by working with the right color scheme! RL Reader Med plans to make her tiny space feel more peaceful and spacious, but she's unsure about the colors to use.
If you're like Med who's on the lookout for the right colors, consider these tips from interior designer Jean Karla Samson. Jean suggests working with neutrals and here are three reasons why you should consider these versatile bunch too:
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