Layer on the Texture

Texture is one of the most important aspects to consider when designing a room. Texture is not only how something feels to the touch, but also how it “feels” to the eye. Using a combination of textures and materials is a big part of what makes your home feel cozy and inviting. It adds dimension to your space, giving it the ability to feel more natural, spacious, and comfortable. Playing with texture can be a great way to open yourself up to new design styles without having to spend lots of money. In this post, we'll explore the different types of textures available in the market and how you can incorporate them into your home decor.

The word texture is often used to describe the physical look and feel of things. It's smooth, rough, soft, fluffy, shiny and so much more! Texture can be created with objects in your home that have different shapes and sizes—like pillows, blankets, and other accessories. You can also add texture by choosing colors and wall finishes that have visual appeal like plaster, lime wash, or different sheens of paint. Different fabrics and materials on your furniture selections will make the biggest impact in your room, so make sure to consider all materials carefully.

Textures and patterns can add dimension to any space, so when you're looking for texture in your home, think about how the components of a room feel: their size and shape. For example, if you have an open floor plan with lots of windows that let light into your living area but don't provide much privacy from outside eyes (like those at one end of your house), add some patterned curtains or other accessories to block out unwanted views from other directions.

Layering fabrics together and using different textures in throw pillows or blankets can also add depth to your room.

When it comes to adding texture in your home, you can use different fabrics and textures in throw pillows or blankets and different textures in all your room’s accessories. This will give your space a layered look that adds depth and visual interest. You could also use different materials for the layers, like silk, velvet, or cotton. You can add color and pattern as texture as well by using a variety of colors or patterns on each layer of fabric.

The main texture types are matte (for example: wood tones or stone), lustrous (like satin or silk) and shiny surfaces like chrome or tile floors that reflect light back up towards them as well as adding visual interest within rooms themselves too! You can also create visual interest by using objects made up of different shapes/sizes/colors like furniture pieces made out of materials such as metal legs against wooden frames; this will give contrast which helps draw attention away from bland walls where nothing else stands out besides these elements themselves!

Texture is a great way to express your style as you decorate rooms in your home. When you're creating designs for different rooms within the house (such as bedrooms), it's important to think about how each room feels when styled differently from another one nearby on the same floor plan (or even across multiple floors). For example: If a room has lots of natural light coming through its windows but low ceilings; this could mean adding more items with high-impact colors such as reds or oranges would be best suited here because they'll fill up those spaces without being too overpowering.