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Maximalist

More is more, and more is the point.

Maximalist

Maximalism is a room with its personality turned all the way up: botanical wallpaper, clashing jewel-tone velvets, pattern on pattern, and gold tying it together. It looks fearless because it is, and a room this full feels warm, personal, and like it already knows you.

The palette, and why

Every color does a job.

Peacock Teal#15524e

A saturated teal sets a rich, enveloping base. Deep blue-greens feel luxurious and let bold color sit on top without clashing badly.

Fuchsia Velvet#a51f5e

A hot-pink headboard is the room's exclamation point. One shot of high-energy color makes the whole space feel alive and unafraid.

Antique Gold#c2a14e

Gold frames, lamps, and mirrors tie the clashing colors together. Metal is the thread that makes maximalism read as collected, not chaotic.

Botanical Green#34533a

Layered greens in the pattern and prints keep the room feeling lush and garden-like.

Persian Crimson#9c3b34

A deep-red rug anchors all that pattern and warms the floor, grounding the room so the color feels intentional.

The feeling

Joyful, bold, and unapologetically full. Maximalism is a room layered until it feels like you, with no blank, unfinished corners anywhere.

What defines it

◆Botanical, large-scale wallpaper
◆Clashing jewel-tone velvets
◆Pattern on pattern, deliberately
◆Gold and brass accents throughout
◆A vintage and antique mix

Why it works after dark

A room this full has no blank, clinical surfaces, nowhere that feels unfinished or cold. The layered color and texture make it warm, personal, and enveloping, the kind of space that feels like it already knows you.

Make it yours