6 EASY STEPS TO FIND YOUR INTERIOR DESIGN STYLE ✨

📸Well hey! Having a hard time figuring out what design style you like best? Or feeling overwhelmed by all the pretty images out there? There is definitely such a thing as inspiration overload! 😅 Watch this video to find out how to break through the noise if you're feeling stuck, lost or overwhelmed when trying to decorate your home (or even just a single room in your home).

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[primaprimavera]

I would also recommend to stay in different styles in Airbnb places. My husband and I stayed in Scandinavian minimalistic house and we both hated it. We were surprised cause we liked the pictures before. But living in and feel it around was different.

[KIARA]

I appreciate your psychological approach to interior design. Nothing is more important then how you feel
when you come home or when you are at home 😊

[jenniferl]

I can never figured out what my style is called but I LOVE a home with lots of natural colors (browns, creams, olive green) and natural types/variety of textures. Just feels so cozy and like you’re one with nature.

[marrileemiles]

When I was a fiber artist (aka quilt maker) and attended quilt shows this trick really helped me to analyze quilts. Pick 3 things you really like in a quilt and 3 things you don't like or would change in it. This trick will train your eyes to break down the image into components that you can then analyze. Works great on Pinterest images and images in design/decor magazines. Before long you'll know what colors, textures, style, size, price range, etc. you favor. Then you'll be ready to shop with confidence.

[ToughLoveRecords]

Finally, someone who gets it. There are so many youtube creators calling themselves 'designers' and they're all saying the same thing: Which usually amounts to shopping for mass-produced, low quality housewares and furniture because they saw it in a West Elm or Ikea catalogue. That's not design, that's decorating. Glad to see this channel suggests a working-back approach from the FEEL you'd like to get from your home.

[swatiparasnis]

Hands down the best video on this topic that I've ever seen. Can't stop appreciating how brilliant that first step is. It's only in the past four years I realised that at any point, the colours I want around me are the ones that are fulfilling a deeper psychological need - it's not just a visual preference - just as an example, after a very rough patch in my marriage starting 2018, a separation, and a possible reconciliation that was aborted because I lost my husband to Covid - I have consistently been craving forest green, soft pink, peach, and apricot palettes - colours that soothed my aching, broken heart. Before we hit the rough patch though, it was all purple and fuchsia accents against tropical whites.
Perhaps this is why I've never been able to really answer the "what's your favourite colour" question.

[Julia-lgon]

I have lived in my home for 3 years now, and still have no decor simply because I am so bad at making decisions. This is the first video that has actually helped me! Thank you so much!
The idea of picking a few key words for your style, and then picking what you like in a photo, is so helpful. I see things in Pinterest that I really like, but can’t pinpoint why I like it, so I can’t incorporate it into my house. This video has such good suggestions!

[christianemichelberger]

This is the first of many videos that I find truly helpful in developing my interior design style.

[topfengolatsche]

Hehe, garlic flavoured cake!
Once again, the humorous details make your videos stand out. I love it!

[sranyak]

Traditional, Contemporary, Modern, and Art Deco.
I’m eclectic.
The colors and style go together, the rooms flow perfectly with tranquility. People that enter my home will say my house is inviting.

[kaitd]

I’m so in to interior design but have yet to find something that ACTUALLY helps me figure out how to deliver what I want/know my interior design style. THIS video helped so much. I tend to get overwhelmed and my inspiration evaporates because of it but this video really simplifies it all for me! Thank u thank u!

[maramaxwell]

We just bought a fixer upper. I am starting from scratch, and feel very overwhelmed. Great video, this helps so much!

[keylime]

Feeling: swanky, relaxing, airy & unique
Style: modern - mid century, Art Deco, scandi

I love Pinterest!!!

[amy]

You seriously have the BEST videos- so helpful! Thank you 😃

[sarat]

Bright, minimalist, airy, natural 😀
Loved your tips 🥰

[kristieheald]

This video is the BEST I've seen at guiding you through imagery and feelings. It couldn't have come at a better time for me as we are literally getting ready to break ground on a new build.I have studied photos for a long time but the advice on how I want my home to feel is brilliant! Thank you! 💯

[scrappylifter]

This technique is what I used when preparing to remodel my kitchen. I looked at a lot of kitchens in Houzz and asked myself what I liked about each one. It helped me choose cabinets, backsplash, hardware, etc. That was in 2014 and I still love it!

[beautypablotamarini]

first...YOU ARE GREAT GREAT GREAT
second...i mixture things, i'm buying whatever i like very much, i trust my self. of course, i depend on my budget.
somewhere is solution for everything.
i make a piece of modern and traditional with antique things and flowers...
I WISH YOU ALL OF THE BEST👏🥰❤

[walterfoyt]

I think you also need to consider the architectural style. I’ve gone from a English Tudor cottage to a two story Georgian and each was decorated in a style to complement the style of the architect. Now I’m moving into a condo in the city.

[monicacalhou]

Best video about decorating so far. Thank you