By Suzana Mikolova Now that you have been living in your home for some time, you are probably wanting to update with a whole new look. For most people, they have no idea how to go about the process of interior design. Well you are in luck because the following article offers some creative and simple solutions to help you become a whiz at interior design.
When choosing colors for your interior design, avoid going with fads. Olive green walls may have been popular once upon a time, but it can make your home look dated. Go for neutral colors that can withstand the test of time. That way, you would not feel like you have to repaint every year.
In a family room, try to arrange your furniture into centers. Have a center devoted to watching television, a center devoted to reading and a center devoted to conversation with family and friends. This is a great way to break up your furniture, give the room visual appeal and make the space user friendly too.
A great way to liven up an otherwise boring or complicated space is to create a point of focus in the room. This focal point will become the highlight of the space, and everything else that’s in the room will work to support the focal point. Focal points to think about working around include fireplaces, windows, artworks and stately pieces of furniture.
Use your own photos as artwork. As a cheaper and more personal way to adorn your walls, use photos that you’ve taken. Either have prints made and frame them or use one of the many photo-to-canvas providers to have your photo made into a gallery canvas. If you are more tech-savvy, you can alter your photos in software to make them look even more like artwork.
Use brightly colored fabrics to add a bit of life to a drab room. A few toss pillows or a throw in a brightly colored fabric can add instant appeal to an otherwise boring room. Continue the theme with a piece of artwork or a vase of flowers featuring the same color, tying the room together.
Small details can have a big impact. Even little things can add interest to your design, and can make the space feel more like it is “yours.” Instead of making a large change, such as a new floor, replace all the fixtures in a room and coordinate them with the room’s decor.
Remodeling
Remodeling your kitchen can be one of the most extensive (and expensive!) interior-design jobs in your house. Despite the hassle and expense involved, resist the temptation to save money by buying cheap cabinets. There’s an enormous difference in quality between premium and cut-rate cabinets. You’ll only end up replacing discount cabinetry a few years down the line.
After reading the information from above, you can see that it doesn’t take someone with extensive interior design knowledge to create a fantastic living space. With a little planning and some creative juices flowing, along with some helpful tips that you just read, you can finally give your home that updated look that you’ve been seeking.
Muhammad Aqib