Corner decor can be difficult! Here are 5 ways that can help create an intentional space for any space! 👇🏼 1. Height that feels intentional, not crowded: floor to ceiling curtains and artwork pull the eye up and give the corner structure without needing more pieces. 2. Grounding the corner by adding baskets: this anchors the space and adds warmth at floor level so the corner table doesn’t feel like it’s just “floating” in space 3. Negative space makes it feel expensive, but that’s just my opinion. Less is more for me 🤌🏼. Nothing is overfilled. The empty wall and breathing room are what create that calm, elevated feel. 4. Repetition of natural texture is 🔑: the woven basket + organic stems + mixing wood tones creates a curated space. 5. Colors! I’m a warm neutral girly, but here’s how contrast works together: the blue and yellow don’t “match,” but they complement the organic tones. It’s gentle. Versus doing colors like blue and pink would compete and fight for attention. Greenery is a safe option! See anything you like? Comment SHOP to copy the look! 🔗 stylewithme cornerstyling homestylinghacks neutralhomestyle livingroomideas

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