Nowadays we spent enormous money in interior home designing forgetting about space constraints inside rooms. Usually we design our home as per our wish and money, ignoring an important aspect ‘whether the home really needs us’.
If the home is fully crowded with all sort of furniture, machines etc., what is our need there..?
Just ask a few questions yourself.
- Can you touch the walls and feel its murmurs? If the wall is fully packed with cupboards, photo frames, etc. definitely you can’t even see the wall.
- Do you have a place to sit on the floor with your kids and family? Or is it fully furnished..?
- Can you stand and watch out through your balcony or is it covered..?
If all the answers are “no , easy to conclude that your home doesn’t look for you. If a few aspects are taken care during interior designing, we can make our home lively and beautiful.
- First and the most important thing is to have maximum ventilation.
- Then fill furniture which are essential only, leaving enough empty areas.
- Ensure to have enough storage places to account the smallest thing so that things won’t be spread here and there.
We can design our home in any way, but it is important to ensure that the heart of home is not broken with our designs
Lovely post…
Loved it read it twice!!
Wish you all luck for the above goal 🙂
Thank you so much. And wish you too the same…
Welcome 🙂
Agreed !!
Thank you..:)
Yes.
It was a good comment indeed. .
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If the home is full of things then maybe we too are a part of the furniture 🙂
Exactly….
this is so great and informative post!!!
Thanks a lot
Agreed to you & ‘Yes’ answer for all three points that means my home needs me
I feel spacious & ventillated rooms sends an impression of positivity too.
Yeah..it creates some sort of energy and positivity compared to a crowded room
True that! But I love if the clutter is from books (Which is usually my case. 😛 ).
Oh … by the way while adding more to the clutter, keep on changing the bottom ones… or else the poor books might be suffering
Ha ha.. Noted. 😛
Well said, Akhi, I agree. Overcrowding was a big no-no in all our homes so that we can sit down, children can run about and yes we can hear the walls. Our home is the sacred space that we live in, not a museum for the world to come down, watch and make a judgement.
Yup…let us ensure that our homes are not an exhibition center
As much as it would look chic and beautiful, a home should reflect the occupants rather than represent our status.
Ah…that sounds really great
Nice Article
Thank you sir
I find this very relevant. Nowadays, in the name of space-saving furniture, most of the times the walls of the rooms are occupied…really makes me claustrophobic!
Yeah.. Whenever I have to enter such homes, I feel some sort of suffocation