Layering Texture: From Flat to Tactile
Use sixty percent soft, matte base materials, thirty percent subtly grained surfaces, and ten percent accent texture—bouclé, ribbed glass, or honed stone. This balance keeps neutrals dynamic. Share your trio in the comments to inspire fellow minimalists.
Layering Texture: From Flat to Tactile
Create depth through tiny contrasts: shadow gaps around cabinetry, chamfered edges, brushed steel beside untreated oak, hand-thrown vase against smooth plaster. These quiet frictions breathe life into neutrals. Try one detail this week and tell us how it changes the room.
