What Is Negative Space in Interior Design?
Negative space is the empty area around and between the things in a room. Here’s what it actually does, the two ways it goes wrong, and one thing you can try today.
Negative space is the empty area around and between the things in a room. Here’s what it actually does, the two ways it goes wrong, and one thing you can try today.
Layered lighting means using several light sources at different heights — ambient, task and accent — instead of one ceiling light doing all three jobs. Here is what each layer does, what goes wrong, and the one thing to try tonight.
Texture in interior design is the surface quality of everything in a room — how a material feels, and how it looks like it would feel. Here’s what it does in a real home, the difference between actual and visual texture, and the two mistakes that flatten a room.
A focal point is the first thing your eye lands on when you walk into a room. Here is what that means in plain English, how to find the one your room already has, how to build one when the room gives you nothing, and the mistake that leaves a space feeling restless.
Planning an Interior Photoshoot? Start Here. Whether you’re an interior designer, a home stylist, or just prepping your home for sale or an Airbnb listing — this guide will help you plan your interior photoshoot like a pro and make shoot day feel effortless (and maybe even fun). Because yes — your home deserves its…
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