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With such a wealth? of designs, settling on the perfect border might seem difficult, but Lazarow says this isn’t so.
“Even style novices will recognize the borders that will suit their rooms,” explained Lazarow. “A border with Wild West scenes obviously isn’t for a formal dining room, and a frieze with a medallion or Greek Key motif is a clear fit for a classically traditional space. An art piece depicting a historically correct Dorian column will look out of place in a log cabin, a border with a line-up of birdhouses is a great theme for a country family room, and a roses-and-lace motif immediately brings a Victorian room to mind.
“This is as basic as choosing accessories for an outfit. You don’t wear dangling diamond earrings with a camping outfit. You don't wear a fringed suede jacket with a satin ball gown.”
Borders, scenic panels and art pieces can be used on painted walls, but Lazarow points out that home owners may prefer the way they look with companion wallpapers. Somehow, a subtly patterned wall covering, such as a faux design that echoes the beauty of marble, limestone, fabric, grasscloth or leather, creates a richer background for borders or art pieces.
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