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Its always confusing to adorn your house , to mix and match things! Whether its a big or small house. Everyone dreams to embellish it in a significant way so that, it looks pretty impressive. 

Don't worry here are following TIPS to make sure to adorn it in a significant way

FIRSTLY, START WITH YOUR COLOR SCHEME.

For a head-to-toe makeover, the first step is creating a palette. "I come up with a basic color scheme for the whole house, and then I take that from room to room. 

"The color scheme here is actually really simple — a royal blue, a paler blue, a soft orange, a grass green, and that's pretty much it. But it plays itself out in different ways in different rooms. 

FAKE HEIGHT WITH LOW FURNITURE.

"Create strong verticals and avoid the horizontal.

 "I adore large mirrors because they add scale to a room. I also kept the furniture low-slung, so the rooms seem taller."

GIVE WINDOW TRIMS A SPLASH OF COLOR.

"Window trim is an often-overlooked opportunity to make a statement. "I often end up painting them green, to blend in with the landscape, "Or sometimes I paint them pitch black, so the muntins practically disappears in the evening.

AMPLIFY NEUTRALS WITH TEXTURE.

Neutral decor can be interesting — just include a variety of materials. "I used a range — from fine-gauge and open-weave linen, to raw silk and taffeta, to cotton velvet and distressed velvet. "Not only that, there's also the contrast of matte sheens that absorb the light, and lustrous sheens that reflect it."

LOOK TO THE CEILING TO BRIGHTEN THINGS UP.

LOOK TO THE CEILING TO BRIGHTEN THINGS UP.

Kitchens with floor-to-ceiling cabinets can look dark, but here's how to fool the eye.  Paint the ceiling a slightly paler version of the walls, so the room seems brighter even with just a few windows

MIX, RATHER THAN MATCH, YOUR TABLEWARE.

Matching can be so overrated — and expensive. Look online (and in thrift shops) for beautiful sets of antique china and silver flatware. You'll save money and the place settings will feel more special to guests than brand-new ones.

 GO BIG WITH DARK COLOR.

Taking the plunge on a strong hue can be intimidating, but the best way is to dive in head first. "One of the most successful strategies is to paint a strong color on everything, from the baseboard and crown molding to the walls. It works well because it's not contrasted against a different trim color."

PAUL RAESIDETHINK OF A STRAW RUG AS YOUR PERFECT BASIC.

You might think of straw as an outdoor textile, but it'll look just as good indoors. "Straw, jute, rush — natural materials and neutral tones are they always chic. 

PILE ON THE PILLOWS FOR EXTRA LUXE.

One pair of pillows always looks skimpy. Use two pairs, in contrasting patterns, colors, and textures. "I don't do dinky accents...small pillows look like something that came with the furniture."

WELCOME GUESTS WITH A BAR IN PLAIN SIGHT.

Cleaning up clutter can be a good thing, but there's one thing hosts should never stow away. "Show, don't tell, what you're serving with a well-appointed bar :)

 "Guests feel more at home when they can help themselves."

Also if its a small or big house you can create your Balcony-Garden area into a bar area. 

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