Hang up a dynamic wall mural to add colour and dimension to your interior.
Yellena James In Still Wall Mural, $144, Urban Outfitters.
Transform a room with a bouquet of florals to suit your mood. Group a few hydrangeas for understated elegance; an arrangement of wildflowers for country charm; and pretty tulips for a simple pop of colour.
Photo, Stephani Buchman. Design, Jodie Rosen Design.Add retro coloured pieces, like this light pink filing cabinet, to add interest (and more storage!) to a workspace or living room.
3-drawer filing cabinet, $120, CB2.
Enhance an otherwise dull dining room with an impactful rug in a bright hue or print.
Photo, Marcus Gleysteen. Design, MGA Architects.If your home reflects minimalistic or monochromatic decor, use throw pillows to add a touch of colour and glam to your space.
Photo, My Scandinavian Home.Drapes are a great way to add colour to a room — but if you're not willing to go all out, look for trimmed curtains for more subtle appeal.
Ombre lace curtain, from $148, Anthropologie.
Indoors our out, turn your dining space into a visually striking area with an eye-catching table cloth.
Floral tablecloth, from $15, Zara Home.
From a hallway to a bedroom, a colourful seat can create dramatic decor. We love this bright bench designed by Canadian Colleen McGill of My Plum Design.
Photo, Virginia MacDonald. Design, McGill Design.Ditch neutral furnishings and accessories and opt for a brightly coloured bed frame, night stand and interesting objets.
Photo, Patrick Cline. Design, Burnham Design.Don't be afraid to mix two dominate colours in one space — experiment with furnishing covers and accessories for more seasonal looks.
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