Color is back, baby – I’m an interior designer and my 3 decor tips will spruce up your home, don’t sleep on espresso

IF you are looking to add a pop of color to your home, pay attention to an interior design pro’s top paint picks.

The decorating tricks are perfect for people who are looking to break away from neutral shades such as beige.

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Instead, don’t be afraid to try something new when reinvigorating a room.

“Color is back and we love it,” Laura Fox, founder of Laura Fox Interiors Design, explained on her website.

She shared her advice for incorporating vibrant hues into your space without breaking the bank.

The expert’s biggest tip is to “think outside the box.”

Fox suggested focusing on a particular – and often overlooked – area to transform a room.

“Paint your cabinets, not the walls,” she said.

Fox also wants you to face your decorating fears.

“Don’t be afraid to go dark,” she said.

“Espresso, red, and charcoal have a dramatic effect on the finished look of the room,” she added.

Another way to show off your style is with some stripes.

“Go further than the walls and change up the mood of a room by adding an accent-colored furniture piece,” she said.

Affordable furniture retailer Wayfair sells a Cache metal end table with storage, which is on sale for $76.06.

The functional find comes in a range of colors.

You can choose from yellow, orange, mint, magenta, and bright blue, among others.

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This will surely add some shine to your space.

And those weren’t the only pro tips she shared.

Lastly, she shared the best way to make your walls “pop.”

All it takes is painting an accent wall.

For a “calming” feel, you can opt for cool colors such as blue and green tones.

“Adding these colors to your walls will help create a relaxing environment,” she said.