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Have you ever walked into a home and felt like everything was disjointed? That�s probably because there was no flow. Here's the latest feature article at the Budget Decor site with tips on how to connect your rooms so that your home feels more comfortable and inviting.

How to Make Rooms Flow Together

Good ideas, Donna. I had that "disjointed" feel from my kitchen to the living room. Kitchen is very blue because of the floor I'm stuck with (but I'm not a big blue fan). I found some blue piece, including painting a hutch a dark blue. It's starting to look like I planned this all. So it doesn't take much to pull to disjointed rooms together.

Hi Kassie, thanks for sharing! It can be tough when you're stuck with a color/elements you don't particularly like. Glad you found ways to make it work.

Great article, I think I often walk into places and feel its very disjointed, but these are some easy ways to create a great flow!

Hi Red Carpet Dresses, Thanks for reading my article. Sometimes I feel that way in my own home and know it's time for re-arranging.

The living area, dining area and eat in kitchen of my new home are all very open.

I knew that I didn't want all of the walls the same color so I used the colors in my oriental rug to tie them all together. Without this inspiration piece, I'm afraid I would have made a mess of things.

The walls in the foyer are dark red, the main living area is a neutral stone gray, the kitchen a soft mossy gray-green and the dining room is mustard yellow.


All of the rooms have white wooden ceiling and floor molding that makes it all (as you say) flow.

Hi msbaby! I love the color scheme of your home! Reminds me of a French Country or Tuscan style. I like to use rugs/paintings/fabric to tie rooms together, too. Thanks for sharing!