mummymantras 0 Report post Posted August 2, 2011 Living room:'Broken marble' seems to be such a classic late seventies / early eighties thing... in Singapore anyway! My in-laws have flooring just like this. But they also still have their original seventies rattan furniture and some very cool bubble-shaped psychedelic chairs to match. So the whole effect is charming and very consistent. Marshmallow's home works because she kept her furnishings to a neutral palette, which matches the earthy tones of her broken marble flooring. Like MingzhuAng says, if you want to have anything brighter, it's probably gonna look a little strange. Unless you opt for a more retro style that harmonises with the timeline of your floor. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AutumnIsa 0 Report post Posted August 2, 2011 'Broken marble' seems to be such a classic late seventies / early eighties thing... in Singapore anyway! My in-laws have flooring just like this. But they also still have their original seventies rattan furniture and some very cool bubble-shaped psychedelic chairs to match. So the whole effect is charming and very consistent. Marshmallow's home works because she kept her furnishings to a neutral palette, which matches the earthy tones of her broken marble flooring. Like MingzhuAng says, if you want to have anything brighter, it's probably gonna look a little strange. Unless you opt for a more retro style that harmonises with the timeline of your floor.Yea, I guess as much if I'm gonna retain the flooring.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
