But is this look for everyone? Would YOU be brave enough to give this trend a try?
As a designer myself, I am even hesitant. Although my home doesn't call for this trend {it's an old farmhouse dateing back to the 1860's} I think it would fare well in a small space with high drama, like a foyer or powder room. Of course though, it's a must-have rule of thumb that you give this look a pop by useing white moldings or contrasting fabrics and accessories.
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I love this trend. Funny how black becomes a neutral, just like white.
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