What is the INTERIOR DESIGN RULE OF 3? How to decorate your home using the rule of thirds!

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[marymakesmandalas]

I love long explanations! I could listen to you for an hour 😁

[sidneeto]

I like the quick videos, but I also like the longer ones. You have the unique ability to communicate information clearly and in an interesting and organized manner. The production values of your videos are excellent as well.

[ChrisEQStudio]

People who don't love long explanations are just people who don't go to the bottom of things! I don't say they're not good people, they're just different! But here is actually a lot of people who love to understand the "becauses" of the "whys", so stay who you are, the world need more people like you!!

[mariacastro]

Have groups of three paintings on my walls, ..funny, ..I didn’t know about the rule of three I just always found it more balanced to the eye.

[anastasia]

I like the 2 min video. I also like your videos because you are the only interior designer I see that shows real life problems/solutions. Most designers show fantastic solutions in fantastic $15 million houses with high ceilings, huge windows over looking the ocean and gorgeous parquet floors. But 99% of us live in small cramped apartments and cant afford too much so as beautiful as those homes are, they are only a dream for most of us.

[robbyyn]

Maybe 5 to 7 min because it seems like you have to talk too fast. And I don’t agree with your partner! You do talk a lot but it’s good info😁

[shnuggumz]

Since you asked, I prefer a more lengthy production, where you have time to explain the ins and outs of your design perspective whilst inserting various aspects of your personality. This time frame is a little too short to be as informative and enjoyable as your typical videos. That said, thank you for another high quality share. Best wishes and please keep the other’s comin’!

[jceberle]

Quick videos are a welcome change, but please don’t abandon your usual, longer vids. They have so much information and I enjoy them and learn a lot, too.

[dravarona]

I’ve actually used the rule of 3s for a long time, although not quite sure where I learned it. I loved this quick tip video, although I really enjoy your longer ones where you dive deeper into a subject and really explain the concepts. Just do you!

[LetGo]

I absolutely loooved the 2 minute explanation! Answered the question right away, no unnecessary words or rambling, & easy to remember/understand. There’s no need for a 20 minute video for something that can be explained in 2 🤷🏾‍♀️ Please keep this series!

[irinaplace]

You present the material in a consentrated and condesed manner in your 'long' videos, they are informative with enough examples and details to frive the point home. I vote for more of those!

[veronicagordo]

I like your longer videos! 😊 Everything you say is important, you don’t just ramble.

[yvonnesmith]

Please continue and take as much time as you like to confer your vast knowledge of design. I’ve loved watching and listening to you explain design in relatable terms. Thank you so much!

[bhaktibrown]

I love your ‘long’ videos. I don’t think they’re too long. They are perfect for the subject. Great channel!!!

[angelikacaruso]

I would like the longer videos, and you are great 👍

[jessmtnz]

No, your long videos are GREAT!! I go back and listen to certain chunks and then rewatch the whole thing!

[wesselvandorst]

I quite like it when the videos are long because you're never just rambling, you're always sharing valuable ideas, suggestions, and examples in a nuanced (!) way in my opinion. In fact, I would quite like to see even more examples when you're explaining a design concept. I would love to see you go through examples and highlight what design principles have been utilized in a design. Maybe that's a concept you could use for videos? It might not be for everyone, but I'm inclined to think there is an audience for it, but what do I know... Great content Nick! Congrats on 100k subscribers!

[shredapowell]

I would like longer videos. You are entertaining while giving us good decorating ideas. I can listen to you all day. Please make them longer.

[lissettemontalvo]

That was great! Sweet and to the point! 👍🏻

[lisacapuano]

Nick we love your verbosity! I binge watch you ... if you do these quickly please do more of them!