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Maximalist Home Design Ideas
Bold, Eclectic and Vibrant Interiors
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Maximalist design embraces bold, eclectic, and vibrant interiors, moving away from minimalism to celebrate personality and self-expression. This style is defined by its use of rich colours, layered textures, and a mix of diverse patterns like florals and animal prints.
It encourages mixing old and new elements, such as antique furniture with contemporary art, to create a unique and visually stimulating space. Ultimately, maximalism allows you to curate a home that tells your personal story.
The ‘new-wave’ inspired Stella Diva area rug by Greg Natale is an ideal addition to any maximalist interior scheme. Image: Stella Diva by Greg Natale (courtesy of Designer Rugs)
More than any other interior style, maximalism is about letting your own personal taste dominate — the more eclectic the better. Image: Simon Devitt
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