If you think neutrals are a boring option for interior décor, well then we hope by the end of this article we would have successfully changed your opinion. Nobody is denying that bright colours can instantly brighten up any atmosphere but give us a chance to prove the subtle charm of neutrals! So, before you decide on the next round of wall painting for your interiors, read this article!

The biggest advantage that neutral walls can provide you with is that it allows you to bring out other elements of your home décor which bright walls can easily override. If you have brightly painted walls then that takes the centre stage, leaving all your textural design elements redundant. On the other hand, a neutral wall can create a beautiful interior when paired with bright textures like shiny tiles, wooden elements, colourful linens and warm velvets.

Moving beyond walls, neutrals are also the go to colour when buying solid furniture, sofas or couches, instead of pop colours. An overtly bright colour like red is something you can get tired of easily but neutrals will be always be a classic. Besides, you may be saved from the famous buyer's remorse by opting for neutrals. This is because you can always add accessories to brighten neutrals, like pillow covers in bold colours or simply some bright flowers to add some colour to your interiors.

Modern architecture and interiors can also be played up best against neutral backgrounds, giving the savvy designer in you another reason to opt for neutral backgrounds. Thus, use neutral colours to create a home which is as classic and timele

Home is where the heart is, goes the old adage. This is perhaps a universal truth but sometimes it may so happen that your heart does not belong to your home because of the way it looks when you enter the house! There is no other place as relaxing as home; however, sometimes the same home can make you stress out because of the clutter you have created there. We all like to go back home from work to a welcoming house but sometimes the house can lead to an increase in our stress levels if it greets us with piles of laundry, dishes and dust filled corners.

There is even research to prove that the way your house looks can drastically affect your mood and also has the potential to cause depression. So, let's help you to make your house clutter free by adopting a few simple steps. The first thing you need to ensure is that, just like your appearance, less is more! Minimalism can work wonders for your house too! It is not necessary to clog every inch of available space with furniture or other knick knacks. Initially, they might seem to make your personal space seem cosy but in the long run, they will end up making the house look cluttered. They are also not feasible to have because over time, these knick knacks and furniture will collect dust which will be difficult to clean if there are far too many to be cleaned up.

Too much dust and dirt around the house can also lead to dust allergies, along with being a breeding ground for dust mites. Thus, opting for minimalist décor will not only give you an uncluttered and clean home but also a welcoming space to walk into. The best part about minimalist décor is that you do not need to break your head over it and is rather simple to achieve.

Keep the number of furniture and knick knacks to a bare minimum, make it a point to keep it simple and arrange it all in a symmetrical design. The next time you walk into your home after a tiring day, it is bound to be a calm and relaxing experience which compels you to leave all your worries outside the door when you enter your minimalist home.

If you have a big house with a big bedroom, then you are lucky but if you have a small house with smaller interiors, you are still lucky because we are here to tell you how to develop a clever layout that makes it look bigger! We have some very simple, practical and mostly inexpensive tips for bedroom décor that will make it seem more spacious.

For starters, the most important thing to keep in mind is that painting a wall in a lighter shade will allow a feeling of more space, unlike deeper shades which make spaces seem smaller. So, it makes sense to opt for lighter shades for your bedroom walls. After the walls have been dealt with, focus on your bed and though you may love the idea of a king size, it will end up taking all your space. Be practical and reduce the size of your bed as much as you can, so that you can save some space for the basic furniture required.

Now that we've tackled the bed, we suggest you go in for built in shelving which will provide you with smart storage spaces without encroaching floor space. The extra advantage of inbuilt shelving is that if you recess the bed in the middle of the shelves, then the units on the side can serve as bedside table.

Also ensure that the built in shelves extend all the way to the ceiling, which will make the ceiling appear higher. To add more depth, paint the back wall of the shelves in a darker colour so that it gives the illusion of them being deeper than they actually are.

We hope you can use these basic ideas to make your cramped space appear spacious and cosy, without having to make too many changes!