3 Ways to Achieve a Maximalist Style
Do you love bold colors, patterns, and collections? Here's how you can make it work at home
Photography: Paolo Feliciano
We're used to hearing the phrase "less is more." To counter this, there's also "less is a bore," coined by American architect Robert Venturi. This very well applies to those who love the maximalist style.
In simpler terms, the maximalist style is a creative mix of patterns, colors, and textures which results in a uniquely decorated space that's full of character. If you want to experiment with this style, interior designer Peaches de Guzman-Grey shares a list of must-dos to help you ace this look:
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