The first things I usually notice are things that seemed invisible before my departure- the lack of window treatments in a room, clutter that heretofore looked like artful arrangement, wonky and incongruous color combinations; lastly uninspiring furniture placement.
Here’s the cure (even if you are not fresh from your vacay in the Bahamas):
- Choose a room that needs a lift. Typically not the bedroom, since most have only one place that you could logically place the bed.
- Get yourself some plastic furniture movers that go under the legs of heavy pieces. You can find them at any hardware store.
- Take all lighting, accessories, plants etc out of the room. Clean everything! And, I do mean really clean everything!
- Have some fun moving furniture around. Think outside the box and keep moving the major pieces, exhausting all possible combinations. Sometimes the most unexpected arrangement will yield a better traffic pattern, open up space for other uses and just be more pleasing to the eye.
- Once you’ve decided on a new layout, “shop” other rooms in your house for accessories and lighting that may be a better fit for your chosen room.
- Swap out, edit, rearrange. Have some fun with it. I bet you have some pretty cool stuff you either stopped noticing or have shoved in a corner or closet somewhere.
This article was submitted by Kathryn Robbins of Kat Robbins Interiors.
Kat Robbins Interiors
610-291-4220
Wayne, PA 19087
Superior Woodcraft is a local custom cabinet maker from Doylestown, Pa - the heart of Bucks County.
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