The Importance of Space Proportions in an Interior Design Project
The first mistake is choosing an interior design example that does not comply with the proportions of your own space.
In other words, either in the image the room is way too high, and the chandelier makes all the money, and in fact we only have a Studio whether the image is in the attic of the house, with lots of wood and with fireplace, with broad and generous windows through which we can see the Alps, carrying us with thinking about Switzerland, and the space planning is a simple apartment furnished with small windows, to many walls, and poorly configured.
Is time for me to explain the theory of fruit salad and the fact that in a small bowl may not get all the fruits for making the salad; this would lead us to two solutions: we become selective or we start looking for a bigger bowl. 50% of those with whom I had philosophized on the fruit bowl theory I had to interrupt the conversation … hmm, greedy people!
The Consistency of Style in an Interior Design Project
The second mistake that I often meet is choosing the objects fitting before being made fittings, or at least its design overall. After a pretty interesting conversation with newcomers I received by e-mail a list of objects that they want kept in the new design. I don’t think that would be a mistake, but it shouldn’t resemble the ones above…
Ventilated Space with a Professional Interior Design
The third mistake is related to over-crowding. The space needs to breathe and to emanate a state of mind, a mood. Thus, with many different colours, textures, shapes or lights we can give an ambient its own personality. But be careful; too much personality is not always desirable.
