A good starting point is to have a vision, an idea of what our home environment should look like. I don't like haphazard interiors. The kind where everything is bland, out of context. The rooms we inhabit should reflect our character and our tastes. Then we can be sure that we will feel at home and comfortable.
Unfortunately, it is often the case that, despite the concept we have, it does not always turn out the way we want it to. Why does this happen? There is probably no definite answer to this question. Sometimes we don't have the resources to make our dreams a reality. It's also possible that we don't have the resources to make our dreams a reality. There's no need to let our guard down. If it didn't work out this time, we'll do the next renovation with more thought.
It's worth avoiding certain trends. It's a bad idea to choose a single colour that dominates a room. Even if it is our favourite colour, at some point it may simply get boring. In addition, monotony will in no way benefit our activity. The optimum solution is a combination of two or three colours. Colours can be combined in many ways. You can opt for contrast or harmony. There is plenty of scope for creativity. It is also a bad idea to add too many accessories. Our living space will then be reduced to a minimum. The mind will refuse to work efficiently and fatigue will be our constant companion.
People perceive the need to refresh their home décor in different ways. In the past, there was a tendency towards constancy. If someone furnished a flat, they functioned in it for as long as they could. Today, people are already seeing how much benefit small changes can bring. We feel inspired, inspired by the novelty introduced into everyday life. Sometimes it is enough to change the colour of the cushions or hang a new curtain. Many pieces of furniture are now constructed in such a way that they can be easily and quickly replaced. Change is good for us, so we shouldn't forget about it.
