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“Displays that are regimented, rigidly symmetrical, or lined up in neat rows are deadening, ” says Guild.
Beware. Placing things askew just to appear “casual” is just as deadly — it looks contrived.
Collections of beloved objects definitely have a place in your home, whether they include priceless heirlooms or garage-sale finds. But don’t fall into the trap of displaying everything you love at the same time.
“Collections can be changed easily and often to provide something fresh and new to look at, ” Guild advises.
Nothing is more cheerful than a vase of fresh flowers or more appealing than a beautifully potted, well-tended plant.
Nothing does less for an interior than a hodgepodge of half-dead plants or a jug of flowers that are past their prime.
Even if you have a green thumb, use some restraint. You don’t want your living room to look like an overgrown jungle.
Look for dramatic indoor trees to use. And keep plants with creeping tendrils and hanging plants under control.
Fresh flowers are a wonderful finishing touch for any interior. They soften the sleek lines of a contemporary setting, and fit right into country-style rooms.
Arranging flowers is much like arranging collectibles or pictures on a wall, says Guild. The idea is to create
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