#interordecor

If your home is already furnished all you need to do is 2 simple things one is to rearrange any furniture that you might already have and two repaint

today we will be discussing the basics that will help you with the What's and How's of decorating your new home. 

We believe that everyone could be their own interior designer and stylist for their own place here! 

7 amazing interior design rules that every homeowner must know

first one is the 3-3 vertical rule this concept comes from designer Mark McCauley this was brought forth from stripping down nature to colors if you've noticed the darkest colors are found in the ground like the soil, mud, the very earth while the medium tones are in the middle like plants, house buildings , the bodies of water and lastly on the top is the lightest: the sky, the clouds, and sunlight for him we can incorporate these elements to interior design and it will provide beautiful balance to the room using the darker elements on or near the floor the medium shades in the middle and the lightest on the top it is suggested to ascend from dark to light rather than light to dark in interiors 

second one is the 60-30-10 rule this rule is all about creating the perfect color palette for your space 60-30-10 rule is choosing the main color a secondary color and an accent color your favorite color should just be one of them the 60% would be your walls, the paint, or wallpaper, large anchor pieces like area rugs and sometimes a sofa this is the largest color so this should be the most neutral It will serve as a backdrop to your space the 30% would fit the window treatments, accent chairs, beddings, furniture and you know an accent wall it would also be wood trim, textiles, carpets, lighting as long as you vary the tone and shade to give the room depth.

lastly the 10% will be your bold color choices it can be one or two colors 10% can be the décor, artwork, and the smaller items like throw pillows when you're not sure what accent color will look best you can take a color from an artwork or the print of a larger furniture the 10% can also be textures like wood and metallic next is the rule of odds basically this is arranging or grouping items in odd numbers surprisingly odd number groupings look more balanced and visually appealing than even numbered once

third one is the magical number but if the area is larger you can arrange in five or sevens but you have to remember one, the items that go and the grouping must be unique to create visual interest and two, if they're different they need to have a common denominator to tie them all together it can be a unifying color, texture, material and etc.

fourth rule is height variation you should never put two items of the same height next to each other try to look at your display cabinets or your console or your shelves in your homes right now and see if they look good as a whole if you're not quite sure and you can't point out why but your eyes and sense of style is telling you that there is really something not right it's the height variation with varying heights it creates separation so it does not look flat at all because your eyes bounces over each item so now you vary the heights of the objects but what do you do if one object is too short for the other? What if the variation is too wide? This happens in vertical and horizontal items.

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