How to Accessorize a Living Room - Interior Design Video Lecture - Interior Designing: A Basic Training - Self Help Learning

so accessorizing is one of the most
important things that you can do I mean
once you have your paint on the walls
which are the great backdrop and then
you have your furniture which is pretty
much filling just the space as your
needs you're going to need to
accessorize to make your space feel warm
add your personality and it really feels
lived-in without the accessories you're
kind of missing something and you're
gonna feel it as well as notice it just
looking at it so when you're
accessorizing I like to use very simply
the rule of three make sure that if
you're doing Voss's in a corner of
handles or stacking things that you have
your highest then your medium and your
lower it adds some really good vibration
to the space and it also makes it feel
like you did the right thing sometimes
it's more of how it feels then what is
right so when you see something centered
in a table for instance and it doesn't
feel right to you
maybe offset it a little bit you have to
go on your gut with a lot of this when
accessorizing a fail-safe method is
always stick to one or two colors it's
not always done and when you're using a
designer they can kind of mix things up
and go a little crazy but when you're
doing it yourself if you use 1 volt
color maybe whites or creams or bronzes
and you could switch it out throughout
the season it's going to make your space
feel larger it's gonna make it feel like
it has more depth and then if you really
want to do a second color you can do
some throw pillows in that second color
bring in a really bold pattern but just
remember boulders better and one focus
point in each area is better than a lot
of little things thrown around