Interior Design Secrets No One Is Telling You

The tea is getting spilled! In this video I am sharing secrets interior designers aren't telling you! These interior design secrets will elevate your space and change your home!

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Welcome to the channel, I'm Garrett! I am formally educated with a degree in interior design. My husband and I are also real estate investors. Our videos cover many styles (not just my own), and everything from ultra luxury to the budget friendly design. We want you to have a good time watching our videos while learning a great deal of useful, and practical information.

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[BrwnEydGrl]

Who is watching your videos and NOT subscribing? I learn so so much from you and I’m entertained at the same time.

[wendylawton]

One of the interesting things I've noticed about your design-- it's timeless. . . classic. I took my design classes in the late sixties (when it was in the Home Economics department, believe it or not) but much of what I learned way back then, I hear you reinforcing. I've always said, "in a world of change, quality endures."

[thresagraham]

This is what I call “logical” living…. We do not all live on film sets, I love that you address “real” homes👍🌺✌️

[bonitadiablo]

Garrett, you never, "ramble on.." We watch your channel because we all enjoy what you have to say. Every word that comes out of your mouth is either, intelligent, informative, or enjoyable! You just keep doing you and we will continue to watch! :)

[Jimenezgyna]

You are so normal! Thank you for talking to us normal people. I would like to see your home tour, I like the timeless classic look you have.

[susanalexander]

Wow! So glad to hear someone address the karate chopped pillow. I’ve always thought it looked ridiculous.

[sharonbaughman]

Bravo....another great video. I sold my house recently. When we were preparing the house for the sale, realtors were advising me to stage my house by removing "personal" items, which I am sure they meant clutter. I wasn't about to take away the family photos that meant the world to me. The house sold the first day it was on the market! I took courses in the early 80's in interior design and all the things that you say are good, sound design principles I remember learning and then forgetting because I watch too many design videos on YouTube. I found your video refreshing. Garrett, I may have told you in a comment that my husband has dementia and in the mornings when we start the day, I turn on YouTube (which we call Sharon TV) to watch you and some others I follow. And it's so hilarious because he calls you my boyfriend! I gently remind him I could be your grandmother!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with your subscribers. I have seen your channel grow and I hope that trend continues.

[auggiedoggiesmommy]

Another great one! Your home looks like it is ready to be photographed for Traditional Home. I always wondered why I was never impressed by 99% of the other YouTubers who call themselves designers …. it’s because their homes//spaces are just full of Instagram trends…definitely not Traditional Home ready. I still can’t figure out how you don’t have millions of subscribers.

[erinsedmak]

Love this channel. I like how you provide other content than regurgitating “trends” that are on every channel and showing what Target is selling this season. You actually discuss interior design. Bravo!

[erikabraga]

Lucky is the person can afford you as a designer 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[melbut.]

I bought nice down pillows for my bed a few weeks ago and YES, it makes such a huge difference. Ordered more of them for my throw pillows on my couch. Goodbye polyester pillows. Not gonna miss them! 🙈
Also thanks for the reminder that it is our homes and not a photoshooting space. Always important to hear to not lose motivation because it just doesn't look like in the photos. Yeah well... Because it just CAN'T look like that. And that's okay. 😊

[lynnfetzer]

LOVE LOVE LOVE your blue Waterford bowl!! I would love a video about lamps and lamp sizes, lamp shade designs to use and avoid. I purchased a lamp at Home Goods today that I saw in your video from the spring and absolutely adored. But overall, I find lamp purchasing to usually end up with mistakes once I get them home. Wrong lamp size....Wrong shade size, wrong shape for the space. A well placed beautiful lamp can make the whole room come together...and the wrong lamp can ruin just as easily. Please guide us!!!

[cindymccoy]

Another great video! You’re teaching us great tools, things others are not addressing. Selfishly asking will you, can you address lighting in open spaces, I know you said lighting is coming (squealed with delight)….I am struggling with how to pull all the lighting together without being too matchie match. Lighting for me is so intimidating. Thanks again for sharing

[ashleyrose]

Alberts 2 second appearance steals the spotlight once again. He’s just too precious. 😭

But really, you give some of the most sound advice on here! I also have a pretty classic/traditional style and I had gotten so used to seeing the super modern sleek all white type of style on here, you are so refreshing to see and have also helped me to realize how much I was subconsciously being influenced by certain people, those who basically think if your interior isn’t all modern and white like theirs then it’s “ugly”. For a minute I was starting to wonder if I was doing something wrong or tacky because I just naturally gravitate towards more traditional style pieces. But seeing your space has shown me that no, traditional design can be made current, and is beautiful. I really appreciate your channel!

[dpinchock]

Come through, Prof. LeChic!
These little chats give me so much more confidence in owning my own aesthetic. At our previous home, I was a young bride and wanted to impress the "Grown Folks." In this new home, I'm a "Woman of a Certain Age" and I'm going to be me, and help my husband be himself (within certain aesthetic boundaries... lol). We were already on an okay design track, but we now have food for thought and understand how to elevate this place from moderately cool, to freaking FABULOUS! Thank you!!!

[bamasher]

As always...Excellent advice to decorate accommodating your lifestyle! I applied this in my bedroom and my ugly CPAP machine.
I chose a night stand with deep drawers to accommodate my CPAP. I drilled a hole inside the drawer to run to power cord. At night I simply pull out the drawer to access the face mask. Daytime....all I have to do is fold the mask and hose back into the drawer then close the drawer.
Albert....💓💓💓💕💕

[TMAItalia]

Garrett, the content in your videos is always helpful and I really appreciate your design knowledge...but one of the things I most appreciate is your sense of humor and style, big hug dear!

[ginalombardi]

I love your attitude about living in a real and lovely home that suits you.

[hikingwiththedog]

I was happy when you mentioned family photos. I have a lot of art on my walls, but those photos of the people I love here and there mean so much to me.

[divinetime]

When you talked about the overly chopped pillows. I see a pair of bunny 🐇 ears. If it's Easter...well then YEAH 😆 chop chop.