Texture on the Walls

Certain textures work well on walls and with other textures and certain textures work well with different styles. Here are examples.

Stucco in a Tuscan style home
Knotty pine in early American or country style interior
Mirror and glass in a penthouse
Antique brick with traditional style home or city lofts
In traditional interiors, textural contrasts are controlled and are never too strong or bold. Some contemporary homes can use bold daring textured backgrounds but care should be taken to choose the dramatic color couplings well.

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