Turn your home into an extension of your personal style and create interiors that feel like you.
When you truly understand yourself and your personal style you can create your best spaces and it won't matter where you bought decor and how much you spent. You will feel at home, enjoy your space and make updates to decor and furniture with so much ease.
The best homes have something special about them. They feel relaxed, effortlessly styled and a true representation of the person living there.
Styling is the finishing touch that takes a space to the next level. It’s the at of arranging objects to elevate any space. I think that it’s how we can create meaningful interiors and bring more beauty into our everyday lives.
Below are three secrets to creating your best spaces at home.
01 Embrace your personal style
Make your interiors feel just like you. Your story, background and uniqueness. Connect with your creativity, what you love and what lights you up. Tell a story within a space by displaying unique pieces and pieces that hold meaning. Family heirlooms, vintage finds and souvenirs from your travels.
Stop gathering inspiration. Yes, it’s a good starting point to watch what others are doing, and how they are doing it. But there comes a time when you need to create from within.
When you understand your personal style you begin to elevate your home with ease. Your home will feel good to be in too.
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02 Select objects
Use what you have. The objects you select and how you arrange them are key to creating a space that is engaging and enticing.
Reconnect with what you already own, and rediscover long-forgotten treasures that were stored away in a closet, basement or back of a cabinet.
"Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful" was once said by the famous textile designer William Morris.
Focus on using what you have to create displays that are visually pleasing.
03 Make edits
Empty space is good. Intentionally leave “blank” space with your decor. Moments of “pause” allow us to appreciate the beauty of the items displayed.
We often have a tendency to add too much. Our eyes need a visual break, if there’s too much going on visually we start to feel overwhelmed. Create a sense of ease and remember that less is usually better.
Take a second look. Step back to look at your space from a bigger perspective. How do you feel? Is every inch of the surface you’re styling filled with items or have you left a portion of the surface empty? Always try to edit out items.
Styling requires trial and error. Test, adjust and keep going. Nothing is permanent, move things around and try new arrangements.
Click HERE for the free edit & organize guide. It’s a simple 3 step process to create more calm at home.