That being said, we spoke with a handful of interior designers on theproblems they see all the time.
Scheck says to have warmth and individuality at the forefront of your mind.
Rather than using only recessed lights or the ceiling fixture, layer lighting.
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A mix of task, ambient, and accent lighting can sophisticate and highlight your home, she says.
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West notes scale is imperative for nailing your design.
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With items that are too small, your home can feel cluttered as it takes more items to fill.
The problem with displaying it is thatclutter and overcrowdingbecome inevitable.
Your favorite pieces will be visible, but you won’t feel cramped.
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Lacking a Cohesive Color Scheme
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Color choices are deeply personal.
Whether you want bubblegum pink walls or all beige, the key part ingetting it right is cohesion.
“This will work best if youre working with complementary colors otherwise the room will look overwhelming visually.”
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If it’s too big, it can engulf the space.
“So many people tend to eyeball where artwork should be hung,” she says.
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