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Thank you so much for your comment and for sharing your journey towards embracing Quiet Luxury! It’s fantastic to hear that you're starting this transformative process.

When it comes to beloved furniture and decor items that don’t quite fit the Quiet Luxury style, it can indeed be challenging. Here are a few suggestions to help integrate or repurpose these cherished pieces in a way that aligns with your new aesthetic:

1. Repurpose and Reimagine: Look at your current furniture and decor with fresh eyes. Can an old piece be repainted, reupholstered, or refurbished to better fit the minimalist and elegant theme? Sometimes a simple change in fabric or color can make a big difference. 2. Selective Blending: Consider blending your beloved items with the new style selectively. For example, an antique chair can become a statement piece in an otherwise minimalist room, adding character and history to your space.

3. Sentimental Corners: Create a special corner or a dedicated space for items that hold sentimental value. This way, they can still be a part of your home without overwhelming the overall design aesthetic. 4. Storage Solutions: If you have items that you love but just don’t fit the new style, think about storing them for future use or rotation. Sometimes, keeping certain pieces out of sight for a while can make their reintroduction feel fresh and exciting later on. 5. Gift or Donate: Consider gifting some items to friends or family who might appreciate them, or donating them to a good cause. This way, you’re not just getting rid of them but passing them on to be cherished by someone else.

Remember, transforming your home to reflect a new style is a journey, and it’s okay to take it one step at a time. The goal is to create a space that feels peaceful and harmonious to you, while still honoring the memories and stories of your well-loved items. Thank you again for your wonderful question! If you have any more queries or need further tips, feel free to ask. Good luck with your journey towards Quiet Luxury!"

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Thank you for your comment, and where do you live? In which city and region?

Thank you, some of the images for this video were taken from free photo stock websites, the rest were produced with Midjourney, Dall-e and some different special architectural ai tools.

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most of them in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

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@@architecturalharvest I have never thought of how do the wealthy live in Mexico ? Always only ever seen the small town homes or little country farm houses - of course there is a wealthy class as anywhere else - gorgeous places - it looks very much like the Mediterranean - I will have to just plan for my next life to be much more prosperous as I would like to experience such a life ! Thanks for the beautiful enticing images ~!

Thank you for your comment Veronica, I totally agree with your thought " there is a wealthy class as anywhere else", and as an architect, my job is to seek better design for my future designs (from small to the big ones.). I hope you understand me. Thanks again!!

Thank you! 😊

all architectural and design styles influence each other, thank you for your comment..

Thank you, I found it very inspiring!!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you.

Hi, thank you, I tried to use this color with all interior design styles in this video. The results can remind everyone of a different place, of course :)

I will try colors you recommend in the next video, thank you.

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I’m thrilled to hear that :)