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Home Decor Creates an Individualized Space

In the home decor world, everyone can view the same products with keystroke ease. With all of us having access to the same homogenous content, how do we approach creating individualized interior design solutions for a home you can call your own?

Fashionable home decor design and interior design trends often incorporate sophisticated layering of antique and modern elements. It is vital to consider the home’s architecture throughout the interior design process. The goal is to create a thriving multi-layered environment, including wall coverings and window treatments. Wallcoverings, such as those from Phillip Jefferies, can be textured, neutral, or printed with bold designs. Window treatments range from silk to custom-woven cloth to fiber and can be translucent or solid.

Layered lighting is an essential interior design decor element. Using decorative sconces or swing-arm lights can go a long way toward flexible lighting that creates intimacy. Some lighting companies, such as the Urban Electric Company, pride themselves on the artisanal craft, with hand-built elements that distinguish their products from mass-produced lighting.

Personal choices and the inclusion of one-of-a-kind handmade objects make your home your own. These found objects could include a unique hand-woven rug, a distinctive painting, or a favorite antique chair. What matters is that it means something to you. It’s impossible to duplicate the effect of a singular object or a curated collection. Your home should be a reflection of you and the life you’ve led. If you find it challenging to bring that reflection to life, consider hiring an interior designer to help make the vision a reality.

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Fashionable home decor and interior design trends often incorporate sophisticated layering of antique and modern elements.

Decorative sconces are used by interior designers to create intimacy.

Decorative sconces are flexible lighting elements that create intimacy.

The inclusion of one-of-a-kind handmade objects like hand-woven rugs make your space your own.

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