6 clever ways to incorporate stripes into your home

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There are more ways than one to use stripes in your interiors – here are some foolproof ideas to explore.

1. Use soft furnishings

Jazz up the space with stripes through soft furnishings like rugs, curtains and upholstery. Don't be afraid to add flowers and plants to make the room more lively!

Image credit: Decor Pad

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2. Go retro!

Feeling nostalgic for your reno? Inject psychedelic colours into your stripes for a hippy, eclectic look.

Check out this 30-year old apartment's impressive Before and After photos!

Design: Uberdesignhouse

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3. Add vertical stripes to the ceiling

A small room will open up with big prints, so consider using large-scale stripes on the ceiling to make it seem higher!

Design: JQ Ong/ The Association

Still on the fence about striped walls? Consider other decorative painting techniques like these.

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4. A bold feature wall, perhaps?

If you want to achieve a simple yet dramatic effect, consider using striking black-and-white stripes for your feature wall. But remember to leave the rest plain for some breathing space!

Design: Design Intervention

Take a virtual tour of this bold and beautiful home.

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5. Thin, subtle stripes

For a more pared down look, try using thinner stripes, as shown on the rug in this home! It helps to add some visual interest, without going overboard.

Design: Design Intervention

Read more about this modern monochromatic home!

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6. Use light colours

If you want to steer away from the typical black-and-white stripes, try using lighter shades of colours like blue, green or even neutrals. It'll help to create a bright and airy feel!

Take a virtual tour around this home, designed by the homeowner himself!

Can't get enough of striped walls? Check out more here.

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