Home improvement can transform your simplistic house into a designer pad that envied by all visitors. When redecorating, think like designers and interior decorators and focus on the details to achieve a wonderful, comfortable stylish look in your own home.
Colour Scheme
When deciding on what colour schemes you want to use in your home, the key is to experiment with lots of hues in order to find the right one for your rooms. Buying some home decoration magazines is a great way to find beautiful housing design ideas if you need inspiration.
Colour schemes can run boldly throughout rooms, be singled to one room, or can be apparent in subtle ways. Having walls decorated with light crèmes and pastels and instead using scatter cushions, artworks and ornaments that contains your chosen colour scheme is simple way to decorate and works well for those that like fashion trends as replacing finishing touches is an easy way to refresh the décor.
Focal Points
The key to designing a room that looks effortlessly stylish is to have a focal point. Each room in a home has been designed to facilitate, so including a room’s purpose into your design creates a tasteful and functional area. Purchase well-crafted, timeless furniture to use as a room’s focal point, especially as larger items like sofas, dining tables or beds, instantly draw the eye anyway.
There other great ways to create a focal point in your room. Large mirrors hung on walls are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also great the illusion of space so are great for smaller rooms. Beautiful patterned blinds or curtains make for great focal points during the evening and hanging favourite art prints or photographs helps create a comfortable room that has a personalised style.
Minor Details
The best designers, whether working with minimal or elaborate creations, focus on the minor details to create a high-end fashionable look. When shopping for items to fill your rooms, have your colour scheme and any other room concepts to hand to help you find throws, vases, and photo frames that match, or add to the overall effect you wish to achieve.
Think Eco
When designing rooms, it may seem like bad money management to replace items just to get an aesthetic improvement, but you may want to think about making small changes that are not only stylish, but are also beneficial to your household. Taking eco-friendly and money saving issues into account, you may want to consider making changes to your household appliances when redecorating.
If redesigning a kitchen, you may want to consider getting a fridge-freezer that has a better energy efficiency rating whilst fitting in with your new style, and making changes to your bathroom can help you safe water. Across the whole house, you can save money by installing designer thermostatic radiator valves that let you control room temperature via the individual radiator, helping cut your heating costs. Many eco-friendly items take design into consideration, so it shouldn’t be difficult to decorate your home in a green way.
Beth Stubbings works or West Radiators. She thinks there are plenty of ways to create a uniquely stylish home whilst redecorating.
