How to Decorate with Black
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Have you tried to incorporate black accents into your interior design? Use these tips to make sure it looks on trend.
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Many years ago (late 1990s), a friend had painted her bathroom black. It was stunning! It was contrasted with classic white tile and white porcelain. And, on the walls, she had hung gorgeous vintage paintings in gold frames. I remember it to this day because I had never before (or since) seen anyone decorate their bathroom in this manner. It was absolutely gorgeous!
I love that blacks, brass and greens are making a comeback! It has a sort of classy Victorian feel to me when it's done right. And I love Victorian decor!
I also love a black-green. Beautiful and elegant.
In our house before we moved in, I insisted on painting all my interior doors black with a blue undertone. I can't tell you how amazing they look against my dark cognac colored floors and with the brass knobs. That's actually one of the reasons I wanted to paint them black so that my dated knobs would look classy. Everyone looked at my like I was nuts, but I now can't imagine them being any other color. It just adds so much dimension to my rooms without needing to spend tons of money on art.
My style is finally popular lol. I did this ten years ago.
Black windows are classic, I don't think that they will ever go out of style
I absolutely love my black window frames and wouldn’t change them for any amount of money! Each person should have their own deco style and decorate as to their own personal likes and dislikes!
I heard early on in my decorating that every room needs a bit of black to ground the space so I usually have touches of black in a room. We painted my daughter's bathroom black when she was in high school - so sometime in the early 2000s. There was a huge mirror and a lot of white trim. It was gorgeous. Black and white toile was extremely popular. Black painted furniture with gold accents was trendy then too.
Black couches are so hott love them!✨🖤
Love my black kitchen cabinets in our bright kitchen! Balanced my black Steinway piano in the open great room.
No one did black better than the Victorians. And black is perfect for making any color you love POP, so works like an outline. I think you can never go wrong with painting your window trim black on the exterior as it is sort of a "fool the eye" technique for making your windows look larger and you won't tire of it on the outside..
Love that you’re addressing black for interiors! It’s actually so important. And it doesn’t have to be jet black. Off black or a dark gray works in the same fashion. I believe every room needs something “black” or very dark to ground the room. Otherwise our eye just wanders around the room and never has the opportunity to rest.
I love black lamp shades! oh and my black cat makes the room look good lol!..also gold framed pictures and mirrors look so great on black walls...
Love the good advice and all the black: black is back.
I would like to hear more of your thoughts about painting the wall behind the TV black and have you show how you would decorate around it. With TVs getting so big, having the black wall behind it sounds like a great way to minimize it’s appearance.
I love black and white❤️❤️❤️
I recently purchased a house where the ceilings throughout were painted black, with white trim. Initially, I thought I’d paint them once I moved in, but the black ceilings really grew on me. Now I love them. For a small house, they make the ceilings look higher thus making the rooms look larger. After all, isn’t your ceilings another walls? As a contractor said when he walked thru, it looks like a million.
You are so correct about black. As a little thrifter growing, I learned that every room should have a touch of black, to ground the room. Love your videos, just found you last month and loving you and your style, 👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️
My favorite part of this video is that brass is being welcomed back. I feel like it has been hated on for the last 10-20 years. I have beautiful, big brass lamps that were a wedding gift to my parents in the 1970’s... and I LOVE them! I just need to figure out what shade compliments them. My mom always liked the pleated kind (I don’t). Maybe I’ll paint the shades black!
Thank you Sarah! I love love love this trend! I’ve always loved black for some reason. When my husband and I got married in 1997 we had a black and white kitchen. I registered for black and white dishes at Pier One and my mom thought they were crazy! Haha!