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Pop Art

Strong colour, graphic images and playful objects can give a room a Pop Art-inspired accent. Explore ways to let an artwork lead without losing space for everyday comfort.

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Start with a graphic image

A large print, clear outline or unexpected object can set the design in motion. Choose a main colour and a smaller accent from the image. White, cream and dark surfaces each change how strongly those colours appear in the room.

Repeat colour without matching everything

Repeat an image colour in a cushion or lamp. A simple sofa and quiet floor leave room for the graphic elements. Several pictures can work together when similar frames or consistent spacing organise the group.

Begin with pieces you can move

Try the look with a picture, textiles or a small side table first. This lets you compare the colour in daylight and evening light. In a home office, position a bold image beside the workspace without obscuring the screen or work surface.