OK, so we are in the middle of another Minnesota snowstorm and I have white on my brain, Anyhu - here I go.
A monochromatic background needs some skillful help to not be perceived as bland. Various shades of white with loads of textures will keep it interesting. Texture will add a dimension to an otherwise flat color scheme - now you see depth and definition. Keeping it still neutral - you can bring in organic materials from the natural world outside , which is quite plentiful here in Northern Minnesota and for the most part free. Some pieces of wooden furniture sprinkled with age and wear add character, worn upholstery on the other hand
is just tacky and altogether gross. Can you add rustic pieces to a sleek modern design? Please do! It will help the over all impression to go from cold to comfortable.
As soon as the snow melts (again) I will be starting my forest quest hunting for flowering branches and pussy willows. Add in some slender reeds, budding cat tails and native grasses. However, it doesn't look like that will be anytime in the near future.
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