Use fabric patterns like reversible bed linen, tablecloths and even sofa covers to keep your colour schemes cool in summer and warm in winter.
Reversible linen works well for rooms with neutral colours. In this environment you can have one side with warm colours to dress the room in winter months and the other with cool tones for summer.
If you have an existing colour scheme, choose colours that work with the two dominant colours in the room. The colours don't have to match, but they should work in tonally - say, a darker shade of red near a red feature wall. The reverse side can pick up the alternate colour in a tone that works.
Reversible linen is a wonderful way of expressing different moods for the bedroom. It also allows partners with different tastes to have their say - spice up the room with warm shades likes reds and oranges and then cool down and relax with blues and greens.
Different dinner parties call for different experiences and a reversible table set can cater for all occasions. Bold colours work well with clean white plates, and neutral tones are great for elegant occasions - especially when dressed with flowers.
Sofa covers can be made with reversible sides and can be great when you need to change the look from all-purpose to entertaining mode. Be careful when choosing a reversible cover, however, as they can bunch at the seams, which will cheapen the effect.
Double-sided pillow cases are another way to change the look of the room. Just flip them over and the room alters its look. The subtle curve of the pillow can reveal the edge of the other shade, creating a sense of mystery.
Alternatively, fabric patterns on one side create a focal point for the room, but to make the most of your choices, contact an interior designer for more information: