Ettore Sottsass and the group of designers behind the Memphis design movement, were known for explosive patterns in modern patchworks on laminate from the Italian company Abet Laminati. Introduce a variety of textures through plush rugs, velvet upholstery, satin pillows, and fringed throws.

This gallery wall was a great way for us to combine all of the art, regardless of whether it matched with anything—the variety is what makes the room feel inspiring," says designer Keenan. Not only does the hardware complete the look of the space, but it looks wholly intentional in its design.

In contrast to this less-is-more approach, maximalist decor creates a space that looks lived-in and layered with color, pattern, and intrigue.

Why not be guided by this fabulous dressing space, and make your favourite bags and accessories the stars of the show? So, check out the maximalist decor ideas below for tips and tricks on how to work the style into your interiors. Layering colours, patterns and ornaments in a curated way that allows your personality and self-expression to show through. Key to creating an eclectic and maximalist look is having mismatched items that add character to the space. A celebration of bold fashion and maximalist interiors, More Is More Decor showcases key maximalist influencers of the past and present, from Jayne Mansfield to Jonathan Adler, before demonstrating how fashion and other interests such as travel can inspire your interior design choices.

A patterned cushion against a vibrant pink sofa will achieve the look perfectly, whilst retaining balance and scale. Matthew Williamson is an award-winning, British interior designer known predominantly for his unique use of pattern and color.

Her most popular items are brass trinkets and brass candlestick holders, which she notes are currently very trendy as wedding decor. With almost two decades of experience in the creative space (interior design, advertising, and marketing), Carmona gets to blend his many passions into one design studio, offering services to commercial and residential clients in both Houston and Dallas. White, of the University of British Columbia, says there's definitely an uptick in consumer interest in vintage items.Jazz up the open shelving in your kitchen by using it to showcase favorite dishware, mugs, and other essentials to create an artful arrangement. If you’re not ready for the maximalist plunge, go for a smaller scale design to ease yourself into wallpaper. In recent years, visionaries like AD100 Hall of Famer Kelly Wearstler and AD100 designer Martin Brudnizki have championed the style and brought it further into the spotlight of the interior design zeitgeist.