Accent Wall Tips and Tricks are those very much overlooked things that most people fail to consider when shopping for accents. Many times, people go accent shopping with great expectations, hoping to pick out the most unique pieces and colors but unfortunately get home to unleash their interior decor skills only to find out that the items are a total mismatch- both in color and style.

Today’s post will be giving very detailed guidelines on how you can achieve style and class all by yourself without having to hire an expert.

Don’t shy away from bold colors:

For the minimalists in the house who just like it simple, doing a bold accent wall doesn’t take the class out of it contrary to popular beliefs. Use a bold color of the pieces on the wall while you can use a more subtle variant of that same color for the wall paint.

Go stone age:

Or in this case tiles and shelves can also do the wall much needed justice, giving it the desired uniqueness it deserves. This trick is that the wall speaks for itself so you won’t need to complement it with many pieces.

Accent Wall Tips and Tricks

Use the color wheel:

This will help you in more ways than one especially if you have difficulties with picking complementary colors.

Do not use too many colors:

When shopping for accents, most people end up buying too many colors because they feel that’s the only way it can be beautiful. This is not true. Use complementary colors like- pink&green, green&yellow, purple & lilac, etc.

The main color should appear at least 3 times:

Ask yourself these basic questions when shopping- What color do I want to be predominant? Do I want it to pop or blend in? That decision is yours to take hence you must take your time to properly study your environment and decide what works best for you.

These are some of our tricks on choosing the right accent walls and colors to give your space the style it deserves.

That’s all for today on Accent Wall Tips and Tricks. Hope you enjoyed it? Please feel welcome to drop comments, observations and suggestions in the comment box below.