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[https://www.thespruce.com/why-does-decorating-my-home-never-feel-done-11777860 by Aliyah Rodriguez 28/7/25 the swpruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/why-does-decorating-my-home-never-feel-done-11777860 by Aliyah Rodriguez 28/7/25 the swpruce] | ||
As a person who interviews interior designers for a living, I spend a significant part of my day looking at beautiful spaces, debating what makes a space beautiful, and getting the inside scoop straight from the source. To my friends, it may seem like a no-brainer that I'd live in a well-decorated apartment as well, but that's not the case. | As a person who interviews interior designers for a living, I spend a significant part of my day looking at beautiful spaces, debating what makes a space beautiful, and getting the inside scoop straight from the source. To my friends, it may seem like a no-brainer that I'd live in a well-decorated apartment as well, but that's not the case. | ||
=====27 Interior Design Styles You Should Know to Help You Decorate Like a Pro===== | |||
[https://www.thespruce.com/interior-design-styles-guide-8606237 by Kristin Hohenadel 5/5/24 the spruce] | |||
When decorating your home, there are many different interior design styles to consider—from modern to traditional, contemporary, midcentury, bohemian design, Scandinavian, farmhouse, minimalist, eclectic, and more. Knowing how to identify the key elements and characteristics of popular interior design styles will help you to narrow down your options when searching for decor ideas. And it will make it easier to communicate the look and feel you want to achieve when collaborating with a partner or interior designer. | |||
