Good things come in sets of threes in the world of design. Once you tap into this powerful concept, your rooms will look better and feel better too.
WHY SETS OF THREE? Using the same design elements three times throughout a space establishes rhythm – a designer secret that organizes a room and gets the eye moving around. And there’s a psychological benefit too. Rhythm or repetition sets up familiarity which in turn feels comforting.
A set of three coastal candle holders centers the long table in this dramatic dining room.Pops of pale blue in a trio of two lamps and one lumbar pillow keep the eye moving.A pleasing trio of accessories at different heights draw the eye in to the center of this kitchen at the island, while three vases anchor the table behind.Above: In this clubhouse-inspired living room, a trio of vintage Vanity Fair lithographs draw the eye up on this gallery wall. Below: A trio of candlesticks at three different heights fill out the coffee table.Three shiny gold kitchen pendants echo the brass cabinet hardware, and three custom upholstered bar stools add pattern and interest to this kitchen.Grouping accessories in threes is always a winning combination.
Let’s create a sense of comfort and balance in your space with the power of three!
