Scale is a key element of
design. Focus on ceiling heights. If the ceilings are
high, use large scale upholstery to help bridge the gap between the
floor and ceiling. If the ceilings are low, regardless of the room
size, use longer, lower upholstered pieces accentuated with
taller, thinner objects such as floor lamps, bookcases and open arm
chairs. “listen” to what the room
is telling you .When developing a furniture plan, consider the use
of the room. Create more than one space within the room .. In a living room, avoid the standard sofa
and two chairs as your only arrangement, for example. Consider a love
seat at another end of the room or another pair of chairs or even some
stools for extra seating. In a bedroom, consider a chair and ottoman
for reading and relaxing. Design By Gary McBournie |
1 comment:
Great site Allie!!! I too was a Military Brat and feel the same about the travels! Is the design school in Lancaster? I am thinking about going to one..I have a blog too..on cooking.. www.soupqueenandmore.blogspot.com come by and visit!
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