SHF: 7 Sideboard Styling Tips
When it comes to contemporary furniture solutions for the modern home, a stylish sideboard is a wonderful choice. As a multi-functional piece that can be used in a living room, entryway or dining space, a sideboard can help you make the most of your space. Here are some sideboard styling tips to try for yourself, with our top sideboard recommendations from SHF.
Keep it fresh
Style your sideboard with a touch of nature. Incorporate plants, flowers, or greenery and consider using a mix of real and artificial plants for low maintenance. This is a great way to bring nature indoors and give your sideboard an organic and natural feel. Greenery also has a way of creating a tranquil environment. Furthermore, it will add dimension to your sideboard, so play around with the height of your plant to create depth.
Use a Mirror
Mirrors can make a space feel larger and reflect light. Consider placing a decorative mirror above the sideboard or lean one against the wall.
Create A Focal Point
Select a focal point for the sideboard, such as a large piece of artwork or framed photo. Arrange other items around it to draw attention to the chosen centrepiece. This is a great way to make a statement and keep it elegant.
Keep it Cohesive
Stick to a theme or colour scheme to create a cohesive look. This could be based on the overall room decor or a seasonal theme. You can also change it out as the seasons change, or as your personal style develops.
Choose Similar Materials
To ensure your sideboard visually fits the rest of your space, try picking one in a similar material to what’s found in the rest of your home. A light oak sideboard in a room packed with the same material will make a visual statement that remains cohesive and feels as though it belongs in the space.
Books and Decorative Boxes
Stack a few stylish books or place decorative boxes on the sideboard. This not only adds visual interest but also provides a functional element for storage.
Lighting
If there’s space, consider adding a table lamp or decorative lighting. This not only serves a functional purpose but also adds warmth and ambience.
Remember, the key is to experiment and adjust until you find a combination that suits your taste and complements the overall aesthetics of your space.
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