You might be thinking about renovating your home. It's amazing! Your new space will be amazing. But...
What are you looking for in your space?
What kind of feeling would it exude?
How is that possible?
It is common to feel overwhelmed with excitement and overwhelmed by the overwhelming feeling of "Where can I even begin?"
Using Color
Our Interior Designers advise that you limit the amount of color. You will make a bigger impact by using color sparingly in art and fabric. The color should not overpower the architecture. It should match the interior/exterior framework.
Do what feels right. Take your time
Design is an organic process. iDesign Interior Designers suggest that you take your time, and let it feel right. It's likely that it won't last if it doesn’t feel right. You will eventually tire of it. If you answer with a 'no,' it is most likely not the correct answer. If your initial response was 'no! Be open to trying again, even if your initial response is "no!"
Do not be afraid to share your opinions, even if it's been a while since you worked with an interior design team. Expert interior designers will appreciate your input and clarity. Do not settle for something that you do not love.
The Elements of A Room
Interior designers will tell that every room needs five elements: color (printing, texture glow, glow, and some living). This combination creates an engaging visual story that all who view the space will enjoy.
Add a Area Rug
A rug can be added to any seating arrangement in order to ground it and tie it all together. Connecting chairs or sofas will promote conversation and increase the enjoyment of the space.
Be Authentic
Try not to be someone that you aren’t. Do your best for yourself to surround yourself with the people and things you love. A room should feel personal and unique when you enter it. Our interior designers suggest you design a space around the things that you love.
Be authentic when designing your home. Ask yourself what you do with your life and how it affects your home. You should take inventory of what you already own and where you want them to go. Every item in your home should be loved, useful or sentimental.
After your space has been evaluated, our interior designers suggest that you define your style by asking questions such as:
Are you more comfortable using oversized furniture or smaller pieces?
Do you prefer texture over patterns?
Are you looking for straight lines or curves?
You want your home reflect your lifestyle and style. You'll find a home that you love to call home and is comfortable to live in.
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