6 Ways To Create A Home Atmosphere Feel Comfortable With Your Personal Design

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JAKARTA - There are many simple changes you can make in the room in the house to ensure that the space reflects your personality more and feels more comfortable in it. Below, designers share some useful tips on how to bring multiple personalities into any type of house.

Why not make a mini gallery in your living room? "Art always makes the house feel more personal," said Michelle Gage of Michelle Gage Interior Design.

"You can collect artwork from time to time and some obtained from traveling or visiting local markets and galleries," Gage said.

Don't feel the need to choose what's trending; focus on works that talk to you. Choosing something that feels specific in your personal style always has an impact. You can create new memories through the findings of your artwork.

"There is no 'exact' type of art because it's all about what the work is causing for the owner," he said.

There are other creative ways to show what you like. For example, if you like cooking, you can collect a variety of salt, spices, or spices. You can put it in a ceramic container with various sizes and shapes. Or if you have a favorite anabul, you can display photos with matching frames in various sizes. Then on the wall.

Whether you rent a place or own a house, you can easily use paint to change the room according to your choice. Paint is a great way to personalize a room. The cost is low but the impact can be dramatic. You can use custom selotypes to create geometric patterns like stripes.

Don't be afraid to take risks. Use a bold home paint or accessories. If you can afford it, you can ask for the help of the designer. Usually, the designer will adjust the home decorations to what you like.

"Install lighting in every room," suggested Jocelyn Polce of August Oliver Interiors, launching The Spruce, Monday, September 23. "Illumination over a striking head can feel sterile and fundamental. Consider using the space and atmosphere you want to create."

Use lighting as a way to add texture and uniqueness to your space. "Add a lamp with a patterned cloth hood to create a pattern, or place a mini lamp on the kitchen table on it for lighting," said Polce.

Filling in the house with items you think are special will make the room feel more like it own. Remember, you just need to buy the stuff you like, don't have to waste money on buying objects that don't suit your interests.

Don't hesitate to make the design choices you like, even if not everyone likes them.

"The best way to make a house feel like your own is to know and believe in the design aesthetics themselves," said Brandi Wilkins of the Three Luxe Nine Interiors. Often a person leans more on trends than what he personally likes.