“The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have.” -Vince Lombardi
Look around your house now. Is it what you want it to look like? Is everything in its own place? Or are you comfortable with the way each item is displayed and used? Who can tell or know what you put where in your own home, or if your walls are devoid of visible artwork. You are the teacher, right?
When you’re ready to change or add new home décor items to your living room, kitchen, bedroom or bathroom spaces, the details are up to you. So what would you change or add first? Go for what you like the most or what is important to you and that you may need to change now. What do the items in your house say about who you are?
Are you trying to look at the same bare walls? Try hanging a mirror in an unusual and elegant shape. This may be just what you need to add an atmosphere of bold charm and also highlight that side of the room. Or you can illuminate a dark corner of the living room with a beautiful chandelier that will create a cheerful atmosphere. Other types of lighting, such as pendant lamps or a couple of decorative sconces, will provide a glow in dark spaces.
The most unique and decorative home decor designs that you won’t find in everyone else’s home are wall hanging planters or decorative storage bins and shelves. Wall planters are not only easy on the eyes, but a different way for those of you with a “green thumb” to show off your skills. Keeping growing plants and flowers displayed on attractive stands will draw attention.
Storage bins are useful and indispensable when you want to hide private documents and are suitable for keeping other items out of sight. Storage shelves come in many unique styles and can highlight a favorite spot. Shelves give attention to certain areas of a room and will make a world of difference.
Distinctive details in many home décor designs can make your individual taste and creative ability stand out. When you’re the one doing the redecorating, choose your items wisely. Only you know what excites you and what seems best for each room, each wall and each space and corner. Placing each element where and how it comes with the details. Make them count!
