Our first two designer tricks 1) planning your space and 2) taking the time to determine the best furniture arrangment are both important in setting the foundation for a really great room.
But once you have your major design elements in place, your room or home may still never feel completely finished or have that designer feel without – this:
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If you follow design shows, blogs, or designers for any length of time you’ll probably hear the phrase “paint is the easiest and least expensive way to transform a space” at least once, and probably more.
And while I definitely agree with that (in fact I’ve said it before on this blog) there’s another way to transform a space that you may not have thought of. This simple idea can actually be MORE effective than paint, and it won’t cost you a dime.
Designers may not actually call it a trick, since it’s something that they automatically do as part of any good room design. But if your room doesn’t currently have it right, this may be just what you need for a transformation.
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Have you ever been perusing room inspiration images and wondered: “How did the designer pull that off? What makes their room so well-designed and inviting? How can I get my home to look that way?”
Well, there are a lot of simple tips and tricks that can give your space a designer spin, and we have talked, and will continue to, about those. But, if you don’t have the basics right, those can just end up acting as little bandaids – not solving the bigger problem. You might keep adding more and more “designery” ideas, but it never really gets “there”.
So, in an effort to help you solve that problem, we’re sharing 3 – not super-glamorous, but effective – designer tricks that you can start using today.
