Emily Chan
Rattan furniture such as a side table, chairs, or a wardrobe are popular in stores, so you won’t have trouble finding any. The material is durable but lightweight, making it easy for you to move pieces around. Rattan will also make an amazing contrast against the bright greenery of plants.
Add An Accent Wall
Sometimes, patterned wallpaper can be too much for all four walls and have the undesired effect of making your space feel cramped. Consider using it sparingly and dedicating just one wall to the design. An accent wall can offset bright white walls and pull the space together.
Embrace charming designs that are clean and uniform, like plaid. Neutral colors ranging in shades of vanilla, caramel, and latte will add more warmth and dimension.
Take Inspiration From The 1970s
The 1970s is the best decade to take inspiration from when it comes to rustic decor. Back then, earth tones were at the center of interior design. Now, those same colors offer a hint of nostalgia and give your space a little edginess.
Other elements from the ’70s include shag rugs and geometric patterns. You can incorporate these features through hanging macrame plant holders. Velvet curtains, vintage lampshades, and crocheted blankets will also help you establish a rural vibe.
If rustic decor is done correctly, your home should be cozy, charming, and reminiscent of the country.
