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Personalise Make your business a reflection of you. Give it the same care and attention to detail that you put into creating a comfortable home. Don’t be shy This is your business and you’re proud of it. Show that pride and make your space totally unique. Use color, accessories and details that are unexpected and fresh. Break the rules Who said that a baroque chandelier would not fit in a modern-urban loft? Add drama and some spice to the mix. Surprise your colleagues and your clients with an unexpected twist. Create focus An oversized item, like a huge lampshade, can create focus and add character to a room or space. Paint one wall in a contrasting color and you’ll feel the room become more dynamic and energetic. Special touches Make your colleagues feel special too. Add some tea lights in holders on tables or at reception. Or add flowers in the restrooms. DECORATE Use textiles Express yourself by hanging textiles around the room. It’s a clever and inexpensive way to create big changes in a room. They can replace wall art and ad color. Divide spaces by hanging textiles from the ceiling and even hide an ugly ceiling. Natural touch Creating a refreshing, natural look is quick and easy. Add some plants, pots or vases and throw in a splash of color with some new cushion covers. Family-friendly Create a space just for children at your business. Add a bright rug, child-sized furniture, toys suitable to their age range, and a place to store the toys when the children leave. Making kids feel welcome encourages their parents-your customers-to fell even more welcome.