Blending different styles without clashing requires a thoughtful approach to balance and cohesion. The key is to identify common elements such as colour, texture, or theme that link the styles together, creating a harmonious transition rather than a stark contrast. This prevents the space from feeling disjointed or chaotic. Understanding the basics of each style helps to make intentional choices instead of random mixing. By focusing on complementary features, it becomes easier to merge diverse aesthetics while maintaining a unified look. People often struggle because they try to combine too many strong features at once. Limiting bold elements and allowing subtle touches to carry the blend keeps the overall design…
