Thinking about changing up the interior design of your home? With so many aesthetics and design styles, it’s easy to be confused or overwhelmed. This article gives great tips on where to find interior design inspirations and home decor ideas.
How do I design my home interior?
First, start by examining your interests and themes you enjoy. Are you more inclined to brighter, more airy settings? Consider soft shades for painting and furniture. Go for a more minimalistic feel by making sure the room isn’t too cluttered. This will create the more free-flowing atmosphere you’re searching for.
For another example, if you prefer a vintage appeal, try out a mid-century aesthetic. Doing research on what you already know and enjoy can help in narrowing down your design ideas.
Where can I find home inspiration?
Inspiration can be found for your next home design project from your daily life and things going on around you. For example, consider the four seasons. You can liven up the ambience of your space with seasonal decor. During spring time, try decorating your dining room with bright wreaths and pastels.
What influences interior designers?
Interior designers are influenced by their life and the world around them. For example, a designer based in Los Angeles designed her space to specifically elicit feelings of relaxation. She did this by adding meaningful items to her space which can also serve as a conversation piece. These items made her place feel like home after a long day in the city.
By taking into consideration your interest and the world around you, you can find great interior design ideas. If you would like local guidance, consider speaking with an interior designer consultant.
About the Author
Carolyn Ross
Carolyn Ross spent her career in the advertising world as a commercial photographer. She is no stranger to meeting challenging deadlines and working with many people in a fast paced environment.
She has shot for various magazines such as Architectural Digest, Boston Globe Magazine, Wellesley Weston, South Shore life as well Boston Magazine to name a few. Her love of homes and visual spaces has evolved through the years and has lead her to expand her career. She currently serves on the board of a national organization: The American Society of Media Photographers for the New England chapter. She has been involved in the school art programs as well as teaching photography classes.
Carolyn's expert knowledge of staging and art direction is what differentiates her from other agents. She has also taken her keen business background and artistic talents to successfully renovate numerous investment properties in the Metrowest area over the last several years.
This is what inspires her and with determination and passion, she will bring these unique skills to your next real estate transaction.
