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5 Decor Mistakes That Will Ruin Any Interior: Don't Repeat Other People's Mistakes
22.04.2023 16:42
Even the most expensive design can be easily ruined by inappropriate decor. Experts recommend thinking through the interior down to the smallest detail so that the home is always not only cozy, but also stylish.
Let's look at the 5 most common mistakes people make when furnishing their homes.
Error 1
Visual noise occurs when objects are scattered, there are too many of them, and they stand out with their colorful colors. We are talking about magnets, figurines, souvenirs, etc. It is advisable to leave only a few souvenirs in a visible place, and it is better to keep the rest in a closed box.
You should also not overdo it with textiles in the kitchen. It is better to select tablecloths, napkins and towels in the same color scheme.
Error 2
Unorganized storage of things also creates the impression of disorder.
Clothes hanging over the backs of chairs, an ironing board with piles of clothes laid out, or books scattered around always stand out.
When renovating, it is advisable to provide places for all things so that they do not distract the owners and guests.
Error 3
If the curtains are too short and they stand out from the overall interior, then they need to be replaced.
A win-win option is plain curtains in a neutral color and floor-length.
Error 4
Frames with paintings, posters and photographs should not stand out from the overall style.
Don't get carried away with reproductions of famous paintings. They will only make the room look cheaper. An original work, even by a young and little-known artist, will look much more advantageous.
Error 5
It is necessary to pay attention to carpets. They can decorate the room, make it more comfortable and interesting.
Experts note that a large rug will make any room look more expensive and elegant. Small rugs will look good in the bathroom or hallway.
The product can be contrasting with the floor covering, but can also echo the color of the walls or patterns on the wallpaper, prints on decorative pillows, or furniture upholstery.
