Your home is your kingdom, they say. For some, that might mean plastic plants. For others, the “Live Laugh Love” poster hanging on the wall.
Unless you see a professional who makes a living by creating interiors that you really want to live in, laugh at and love (no pun intended). Jeremiah Brent You have to ring the whole orchestra, not just the bells.
This inspiring man is a mindful design creator, TV personality, Shopatorio owner and TikToker. He boasts 137,000 followers, Brent’s TikTok Channel A curated source of interior and lifestyle tips. This includes Brent all “Things you should never buy as an interior designer’ And they are beyond spectacular.
Sharing what interior designers shouldn’t buy
written word art. Like “Take care”. “The day is long, but the road is short.” Whatever they are. It stresses me out. You don’t have to see it on the wall. It feels so dated. So bless the house, but not in the walls.
It never hides the original flooring. It is impossible to get a beautiful original floor. So you should refinish when you can. You can update the color, but you cannot undo it.
One thing I personally never buy is acrylic furniture. People prefer acrylic furniture, but to me, it always gets dirty. Rubs off within 2 seconds. When I look at it, I feel like it’s scratched, and it’s like it’s not antifouling. So the kids and I said, no, thank you.
fake plants. I like to call them dust collectors. And for me the universe must evolve and change with the seasons. Therefore, bringing in branches, flowers, and other things from your surroundings will make your home feel more alive. And we understand the convenience of fake plants. I know some houses are dark. Still, for me, I don’t want to be a victim.
Never buy anything online without reading the description first. I found the most beautiful vintage new condition chair shipped from Portugal. I was so excited. They came and were made for children. Therefore, be sure to read the description.
I instinctively react to plastic blinds and get stressed out. It reminds me of my childhood, they break. I’ve seen 1/3 of a window missing, and it’s like, “What am I supposed to do? I can’t see the corner.” For me it’s always a drape. Linen is always soft. And the truth is, the design has made it possible for you to buy a really affordable window replacement.
I never buy everything completely new. The designs are so varied that you can go into the store and curate some truly beautiful vintage pieces that you’ll want to find and collect for yourself.
And I never say “never”. Because I don’t believe in rules and design should evolve as we evolve.
LED bulb. Save your comment. I know they last forever, but I’m not interested in looking tanned under my bedside table lamp. I love that it feels like I’m living in. Everything has a really soft glow.