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Look on the Bright Side Decorating with Bold Colors Oversized Art / Wallpaper / Accent Pieces To use color boldly can be a challenge. Many people end up picking the wrong color for the wall (probably because of the small paint chips we use to pick our colors), and then we wonder why we aren't happy with the result. One option to avoid this conundrum may be to cover the wall with bold oversized art. Sure it is jumping in with both feet—but why not? If attempting a bold color, pattern or art piece for you wall consider a few pointers. First, color theory is really a science—there are many different looks or tones a color can create. For example, some colors are very soft; think pastels, colors that are mixed with tons of white paint to get a lighter, softer color. Some colors are dark, rich jewel tones and others are bright, juvenile primary colors. If choosing an art piece for an entry way think of the items that will compliment it —contrasting lamps, table top displays or monochromatic flower arrangements.

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