1. Highlighting architectural features: Instead of covering up architectural features such as high ceilings, archways, or mosaic floors, use these features as the focal point of the room. By highlighting these unique architectural features through color palettes or lighting, you can create an interior design that is both impressive and cohesive.
2. Playing with scale: The architecture of a room can often play with scale, which designers can use to play with the mood of a space. By accentuating the scale of a room through pieces of furniture, artwork, or lighting, a designer can create a space that feels grand or cozy.
3. Maximizing light: Rooms with plenty of natural light or unique architectural features often play with the light and shadows they cast. A designer can manipulate a room's architecture to redirect light in ways that create drama, depth, or even softness.
4. Adding color accents: Designers can add color accents to a room based on the architectural elements within it. By carefully choosing colors that harmonize with the colors within the room, designers can create a seamless aesthetic that highlights the unique features of the architecture.
5. Incorporating artwork: Artwork can be used to highlight or complement a room's architecture. By choosing artwork that is in harmony with a room's design style, a designer can quickly create a strong aesthetic and enhance the architectural features.
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