3. Choose your base colourThe base colour represents the largest area of colour in your room, so it’s important to add that colour to your mood board. Also, think about textures, too.
4. Add an accentThis is an important decision. Do you go for a dramatic contrast, or an accent just a few tones away from your base colour?Use your mood board to play around with options and layer up the board with swatches and scraps.
5. Create mood with accessories These will really set the tone for your scheme – go for accessories which share a vibrant accent colour and stick to a single theme; maybe contemporary, or country or eastern. Don’t get carried away and mix up different styles, or your scheme will end up looking messy rather than eclectic.