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UNIQUE CHIC

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Vincent
Published date04 April 2024
Publication titleEvening Chronicle
"While it is easy to think about interior design from a purely visual perspective, it is equally important to consider how you want to feel in your home," she says

"For some, creating a sanctuary-like space is the goal, whereas others may be looking to design a space that energises and unlocks creativity.

"If you are wanting to feel a sense of calm, I advise opting for muted shades.

Combine them with white bedding and cream curtains and bring the outdoors in with plants."

Create a mood board "Before making any changes, always spend time making a mood board," advises Amy.

"Once you've explored different areas of interest and have pinned down the desired feel of Your Home, bringing it all together is the key next step.

"Your mood board can include a mix of your interests and sources of inspiration, but can also include elements from design trends you enjoy.

"You shouldn't avoid trends but look to balance these with your style to create an authentic home that meets your UNIQUE needs."

Open up your wardrobe If you typically feel more inspired by clothing than home interiors, look no further than your wardrobe.

Amy explains: "One of my favourite ways to create an authentic interior is by turning to fashion. Looking inside your wardrobe can be a really great way to understand the colours you naturally gravitate towards.

"If you feel lost when it comes to colour schemes, take a look through your clothing and you will likely notice some key themes and patterns, such as a clear nod to neutrals and pastels, or big blousy prints.

"If your wardrobe is full of bold colours and textures, it is unlikely you will feel inspired by monochromatic and minimal interior design schemes.

"The wardrobe is one of the biggest keys to your visual interests so this is always a good place to start when narrowing down your interior choices."

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