More Is More Decor - A Handbook For Maximalists: Banish the beige, ditch the drab and throw the interiors rule book out of the window

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For furniture, combine different textures for materials and accents, like above, where the lustrous finish of our Toro Bronze cabinetry contrasts beautifully with the smooth, deep Avocado doors and metallic handles.

As long as these items all make you happy, then I am here for it," Amelia Fogarty of The Finish says. Fully illustrated throughout with photos of Siobhan's incredible art deco home, as well as all of her favourite influencers, it's a feast for the eyes and a book that can be pored over or dipped in and out of. Whether you opt for brightly colored pieces or stick to a more neutral scheme as seen here, you'll be able to create quite the display.This is a terrific suggestion as accessories can be altered and changed over time, allowing a space to feel fresh and attention-grabbing. Not only does this add interest from a visual perspective with contrasting materials between throws and pillows for example, but it's also a good way to create a cozy feel in the living room. If you love the color of a piece of furniture, hang an art piece in the same color palette on the wall. There are a range of practical and aesthetic considerations when choosing maximalist curtain fabric for your window treatment ideas,’ says Emily Mould, design director Romo and Black Edition.

If the cluster of vases on your coffee table is stopping you from setting down your tea cup and snack plate, then it might be time to reevaluate just how maximalist you really want your space to be. Consider how much of a statement you want to make with a strong color, pattern or contrasting texture. Not only can you mix patterns in with your bold color scheme but you can also combine wildly different patterns with maximalism home decor. The zebra-print rug is the real showstopper here, but it's joined by a cheetah print rug (layering rugs is another great maximalist idea! The best way is to ask yourself how you want to feel in the room, and then identify which colour or colours create those emotions for you.

Siobhan shares with us her favourite locations for inspiration including Marrakech, Morocco with the bold architecture, intricate patterns, vibrant markets, and kaleidoscope colours. White, of the University of British Columbia, says there's definitely an uptick in consumer interest in vintage items. MMB Studio included a sculpture as the table, on the wall, and on either side of the couch to make this nook much more interesting to look at from any angle. Not everyone can live as a minimalist does, with pared-down walls, sleek furnishings, and uncluttered bookshelves. Use different-sized accessories, candles, books, and collectibles to give the space some dimension and overall depth.