You don’t have to spend a lot of money to have your home
look like a million dollars. A good
balance of high and low, a bit of creativity and a clutter free space can
transform your mess into a masterpiece.
I’ve found the art of good design lies in layering major pieces with
smaller accessories. It is bright
overhead lighting mixed with soft ambient light from a table lamp or two. It is the artful arrangement of your
furniture around a decorative rug. It is
the art that you select and the way you display it. Good design embraces and enhances the way you
live. It rids itself of what isn’t
useful and creates a proper place for everything that is. Good design reflects your own personality and
tastes while also revealing commonalities with your guests. It is not buying a store display of furniture
or painting your walls the color of the year.
Good design can be likened to a curated collection that reflects your aspirations, your hopes, your
accomplishments and your dreams to all who enter your home. Below
are a few images from around the web of what I consider good design.
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Interior Design by Tobi Fairley.
Photo via TobiFairley.com |
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Interior Design by Frankel Building Group.
Photo via FrankelBuildingGroup.com |
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Interior Design by Anna Burke Interiors.
Photo via AnnaBurkeInteriors.com |
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Interior Design by Jessie D. Miller.
Photo via JessieDMiller.com |
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Interior Design by Chelle Albert Interiors.
Photo via ChelleAlbert.com |
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Interior Design by Wendy Labrum Interiors.
Photo via WendyLabrumInteriors.com |
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