Wall Anthracite

This example shows that dark tones do not always have to feel uncomfortable. Anthracite was used here not only as a wall color but also for the tables. The ceiling was left light so the room does not feel too heavy. The beige sofa and wooden elements add warm comfort.

Living room

Anna Lohan

Anna is a Manchester native who is very handy because she believes the majority of home decor can be done by yourself. And she’s right. Her guides are artful and easy-to-follow. Anna advises us instead embrace the touch a

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