These types of videos on what not to do and decorating 101 are precisely what I need. I like how you simplify the concepts as it is easy to digest and remember.
Your idea to create a series of videos about common design mistakes is a really great idea! I'd love to see those as I'm learning so much from you. Thank you so much, Julie.
Hi Julie, I would love to see a video of decorating mistakes in an open area where the kitchen, island, dining table and family room are all connected.
Yes do the series. It’s very helpful. I have an extra long living room that needs to be divided into two living areas and I now know to buy a large area rug 🤗 and I had no clue about the tv placement
Yes I would like a series of breakdown of each room . Thank you for helping with all this information. This info is very helpful in deciding how to decorate my home. 👍🏻
Yes, break down the many design mistakes into rooms and even further than that, like a particular section of that room, i.e., accessories for a fireplace/mantel or bookcase or layout. You are of the few hosts/hostesses of this type of program whose delivery is calm, confident, and to-the-point. No rambling or extraneous chatter. No ego. Thanks.
Thank you for watching Judith! All of the above is currently on my channel. Simply search the exact terms and you should be directed. Check out my common design mistakes playlist for all the different rooms.
I’m so happy I did some stuff right ! I knew about the curtains and the area rug. Everyone told me I was crazy for getting such a big rug but I’m so happy I did !
Absolutely! Your approach is informative, clear, practical and clarifying - Oh! That's what this room needs or that's what doesn't work and why! You're building a great channel!
I have watched 100s of videos on design and have taken many design classes however I find Julie to be the best in explanation . Love her style. Your never to old to learn. 💕
Some very good tips. I heard the one about hanging curtains on another channel, as it happens, but it’s an excellent tip and one I shall use next time I redecorate. I also like the idea of choosing the wall colour to match furniture, instead of the other way around. Not pushing furniture against the walls is only appropriate if you have a very large room; believe me, if you saw the size of my living room you’d understand why the furniture is against the walls! Make sure a room has a focal point? - definitely. Size of area rug? Hmm. Again, I think this depends on the size of the room. My house is old and the rooms are tiny, but it does have very nice hardwood floors. I just have a living room rug to add some colour and for a cosy place to rest my feet when I’m watching TV. If it was as large as you suggest it would cover up one of the most attractive features in the room.
Thanks so much for watching Kat! Of course take these tips in stride as everyone’s home has specific conditions. Glad you were able to get something out of it though!
I agree about the area rugs - what if you have beautiful hardwood floors? personally I use bamboo tatami mats - can't really see them - but they protect the hardwood - but blend in seamlessly
I love that you’ve made a video addressing common mistakes and I do look forward to more! I have a large pit style couch in my living room and I’m sure that it’s improper for the room setup 😕
Design mistakes series is now up on the channel! Check it out in the playlist! In regards to TV height, if you have a smaller space always start at 50” a.f.f. on center and raise the TV up from there. 65” may still be too high for some if your viewing point is only a few feet away. My sweet spot is around the 50” mark because my ceiling height is only 7ft at the lowest point in my ranch-style home.
YESSS My comment also! I often assisted coworkers in the office who had their monitors set up at TOO HIGH a level, then complained of headaches, and shoulder strains. They had not understood what an easy fix changing the monitor’s level (plus breaks) would make for them!
Yesss, please make this a series!!! I've already learned so much, just from this one video. I just recently moved into my first apartment, but my Mom lives out of state now :( So, I'm learning all of my design tips from you! Great channel, & great content!!!
Just subbed so I can watch more. This was so helpful. I moved into my husband's house and it's a design nightmare and would love to see you talk about design challenges you may have come across and how you fixed them. Example for me: The backs of his upper and lower kitchen cabinets form one of the walls to the dining room. It's hideous and I've yet to figure out what to do with it shy of knocking out the upper cabinets (which is not feasible for us to do right now).
Thank you for your support 🙏🏻 Try drawing your eye away from the kitchen and creating a focal point in the dining space with a beautiful pendant light, art in the walls. Treat each space separately and even if they’re adjacent. You can also finish the back of the cabs with nicer materials since you have to look at them
I have a kitchen counter backed by a counter a few inches higher on the dining room side. Only 22” space to see through. Dark oak cabinets and just ugly and depressing. So I had the cabinets above removed and knocked out the (also 22” hi wall... 7’ across) out. Had a Taj Mahal shaped arch dry walled in. Huge open space now. (I’ve had other arches built in here and there as well). The cabinets below the dining counter and all kitchen cabinets are now white inside and out (I’m the painter) and I am refinishing new filigree hardware handles in a soft Matt gold. So the point is, can you open the space?
@@marielucier7982 Thx for your response.That's exactly what i have going on! The problem is that the cabinets were just installed 2 or 3 years ago and my SO doesn't want any cabinets removed since "they just got installed". I gotta pick my battles and figure out how to somehow make that 22 inch gap work.
As a registered architect with 30 years experience and two RISD degrees, I have to say, YAY I agree with so many of your comments. Nice videos! Thanks.
Yes, I would like more of these videos. I would also add to this list: hanging wall art too high (especially in British homes), and scaling furniture and accessories incorrectly.
Yes, I am currently working on a HUGE scale and proportions video/ one of my fav design topics to break down and discuss! Thank you for watching and the feedback Kimberly 🙏🏻
I was real excited when she called out mounting TVs over the fireplace for being not ergonomic. Spot on! But then came the silly 65" AFF recommendation, which is NOT ergonomic- it's still too high. The middle of the screen should be at eye level, which is around 42" high. If you're sitting in a recliner with your head tilted back, then the TV can be mounted higher, but on a tilt mount so top of the screen can be moved forward.
Just re-read this! You’re absolutely right Ken! I meant 45” AFF! All my TV’s are hung at this height 🤦🏻♀️ Need to make a little cheat sheet to pin for viewers, thanks for calling this out!
Could you do a more detailed video on how to avoid mistake of choosing the same material (wood, metal) all the way in a space. I m struggling with how to choose ones that compliment each other . Also, if we have an tiny open space (living + dining together and the kitchen) how do I choose where to put the focal points? Do I do a focal points for each area? Would it be too busy for a small place?
Thanks for the video suggestion! Focal points are arbitrary, first decide on what’s important to highlight in your space and develop the adjacent rooms around that. If it’s a beautiful mirror in the dining room, let that be the star.
Yes. Please do make a series of design mistakes per room. I am well versed in design dos and don’ts, but I am setting up a playlist for a dear younger friend. I just love how awesome you are and how well you present these guidelines.
"I know what your saying but my room is small however" goes ahead and shows the biggest living rooms I've ever seen lol yeah mines a closet compared to those.
She has good intentions. But she is not speaking to the normal crowd. I almost laughed when she showed the examples. I clearly cannot see the idea applying to actual small houses 🙄
I appreciated the information on area rugs. I've been using them wrong. I have reallyn nice ones situated around funiture, but no focal point. Little tips like these at a time are very helpful if someone is just trying to "jazz up" or modify what they have already.
Julie Khuu yes. Please. I’m just subscribing to your videos, I’m glad I ran into them while. browsing on internet. My problem is I have a lot a nice pictures, decorative vases, it I think I’m arranging wrong, I don’t know how to utilize space. I have what you term as focal points all in one room
“Don’t push your furniture against the wall”. Lol! Clearly never been in a typical English three bed semi or terraced house! If it’s not against the wall, it literally wouldn’t fit! Although the other tips were great!
Lol! No, I get it 😂 Just not ALL your furniture. The main piece can be pushed against the wall, but you can float accent chairs to square out a seating group 👍🏻
Julie Khuu Wow! Thanks for the reply! It’s only because I’m jealous of those beautiful spacious American homes with their ‘great’ rooms, with multiple seating areas, and nothing against the walls! Here in the UK either the back of the sofa is going against the wall, or your knees are! 😂
Julie..this is a lovely informative vid..the first point ..I thought that since the walls are majority of area to cover..has the most mood evoking affect..Isnt it important to decide this first..maybe white is an excrption?? ♡Lis
I give every view in a room something beautiful to look at....not competing size focal points or types of objects or arrangements but the eye SEEKS so mething to rest upon always...signed, an artist.
Julie, you are adorable and have a sharp eye. Of course, I realized a major problem referencing paint: choosing it before it's decorated. As a property manager/Realtor, paint must be chosen for a home or space prior to selling. I'll check out your other vids to see if you've covered this.
please do more videos like this they are extremely helpful. i like when you add pictures to show what you’re explaining. i’m in the process of designing my new home. i sold or threw away my old furniture so i’m starting with a naked home. i wish you could design my home lol but i have your videos to help me out. thank you!
Yes, I think this would be a great series because while speaking on the mistakes you are showing how or better ways to prevent those "common" mistakes.
I call it my solution-based series (less about mistakes, more about solving them). Currently up in the playlist now Spencer! We’re a few episodes in ☺️
Pleaseee make a series! Really I just found you today and hands down from just watching one video it’s safe to say you’re the best in the game and clearly know what your talking about and able to provide in depth knowledge and insight. You have piqued my interest and I desire to learn more
Yes please! I need your expertise and your designing style are assessable to every budget. You also break it down for those of us that are not as creative. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Be blessed.
Yes, please make the series of Top Design mistakes per room. Thank you.
I'll start on that now... I love showing all the multiple ways you can resolve these mistakes so I'm happy to hear they're useful!
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Yes please!! As detailed as you can get, I will "julie khuu and chill"
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@@leahrtist DITO THAT!!!!!
These types of videos on what not to do and decorating 101 are precisely what I need. I like how you simplify the concepts as it is easy to digest and remember.
Thank you for the feedback Karen! Will work on more 🙌🏻
Your idea to create a series of videos about common design mistakes is a really great idea! I'd love to see those as I'm learning so much from you. Thank you so much, Julie.
The entire playlist is now up Octavia! Check it out 👍🏻☺️
Hi Julie,
I would love to see a video of decorating mistakes in an open area where the kitchen, island, dining table and family room are all connected.
I have that exact same situation in my own home, I’ll put this in the queue. Thanks for the suggestion Gloria!
Yes please ! Im renovating and have this same space. Its narrow also. So much to think about!!!!
Yes great room, dining area, kitchen all together makes me crazy! Help
yes!!!
100%. Painful to decorate
Yes do the series. It’s very helpful. I have an extra long living room that needs to be divided into two living areas and I now know to buy a large area rug 🤗 and I had no clue about the tv placement
Yes! Use that area rug to demarcate space. If you want to break the room up into two smaller seating areas- buy 2 rugs instead.
Yes, I have the same issue- a living room that is long and narrow, and is bisected by the door to the bedrooms. Please go room by room.
A video about the mistakes for each room would be wonderful!
Yes I would like a series of breakdown of each room . Thank you for helping with all this information.
This info is very helpful in deciding how to decorate my home. 👍🏻
Thanks for watching Irene! Please let me know if there’s any questions about specific rooms in mind!
Would love to have some ideas for back splash for my kitchen
I love her energy. She is so friendly and helpful
Thank you for watching Caress! 😊
Yes, break down the many design mistakes into rooms and even further than that, like a particular section of that room, i.e., accessories for a fireplace/mantel or bookcase or layout. You are of the few hosts/hostesses of this type of program whose delivery is calm, confident, and to-the-point. No rambling or extraneous chatter. No ego. Thanks.
Thank you for watching Judith! All of the above is currently on my channel. Simply search the exact terms and you should be directed. Check out my common design mistakes playlist for all the different rooms.
@@JulieKhuu Thank you, I'll do that.
I’m so happy I did some stuff right ! I knew about the curtains and the area rug. Everyone told me I was crazy for getting such a big rug but I’m so happy I did !
Exactly! 🙌🏻 You know BEST!
Yay!! Would love more design mistakes broken down room by room.
Better than I expected and much better than other 'mistake' videos! Thank you. Definitely yes on wanting to see others.
Thank you so much for watching ☺️
Absolutely! Your approach is
informative, clear, practical and clarifying - Oh! That's what this room needs or that's what doesn't work and why! You're building a great channel!
TYSM Shari 🥰
Yes..Would love to see mistakes in ..every Room
I have watched 100s of videos on design and have taken many design classes however I find Julie to be the best in explanation . Love her style. Your never to old to learn. 💕
Thank you so much Victoria 🙏🏻☺️💗
Some very good tips. I heard the one about hanging curtains on another channel, as it happens, but it’s an excellent tip and one I shall use next time I redecorate. I also like the idea of choosing the wall colour to match furniture, instead of the other way around. Not pushing furniture against the walls is only appropriate if you have a very large room; believe me, if you saw the size of my living room you’d understand why the furniture is against the walls! Make sure a room has a focal point? - definitely. Size of area rug? Hmm. Again, I think this depends on the size of the room. My house is old and the rooms are tiny, but it does have very nice hardwood floors. I just have a living room rug to add some colour and for a cosy place to rest my feet when I’m watching TV. If it was as large as you suggest it would cover up one of the most attractive features in the room.
Thanks so much for watching Kat! Of course take these tips in stride as everyone’s home has specific conditions. Glad you were able to get something out of it though!
I agree about the area rugs - what if you have beautiful hardwood floors? personally I use bamboo tatami mats - can't really see them - but they protect the hardwood - but blend in seamlessly
I love that you’ve made a video addressing common mistakes and I do look forward to more! I have a large pit style couch in my living room and I’m sure that it’s improper for the room setup 😕
Go with your gut Nikki- if you don’t love it, I’m sure there’s better options out there 👍🏻
Yes please - room by room common mistakes! Enjoyed this!!
Thank you for watching Charlotte!
Yes, I would love a series of top design mistakes per room. Thank you
Yes I live in a small apartment and knowing how and where to place my furniture, rugs, artwork etc would be great. Thank you
Definitely need to put together a video for small spaces, thank you for watching!
Yes please more design mistakes broken down by room. Thanks for sharing !
Thank you for watching Stacy!
Design mistakes series is now up on the channel! Check it out in the playlist!
In regards to TV height, if you have a smaller space always start at 50” a.f.f. on center and raise the TV up from there. 65” may still be too high for some if your viewing point is only a few feet away. My sweet spot is around the 50” mark because my ceiling height is only 7ft at the lowest point in my ranch-style home.
Yes! Room by room mistakes to correct would be very helpful.
Yes please make this series possible. It would really help to navigate decorating process and really make my design come together.
Atlast! Someone addressed those too high tvs that youll get stiff neck when you watch.
Yes, ergonomics is so important when it comes to functional design!
Prevents the double chin. LOL!
Yes for each room
65 inches still seem high to me.
YESSS
My comment also!
I often assisted coworkers in the office who had their monitors set up at TOO HIGH a level, then complained of headaches, and shoulder strains. They had not understood what an easy fix changing the monitor’s level (plus breaks) would make for them!
Yes please do a series on top designer mistakes for every room in the house!
I raised the window treatments on 8 windows in my home. What a difference! I wish I would have know this years ago. Thanks, Julie.
Awesome Linda 🙌🏻
Yesss, please make this a series!!! I've already learned so much, just from this one video. I just recently moved into my first apartment, but my Mom lives out of state now :( So, I'm learning all of my design tips from you! Great channel, & great content!!!
Thank you so much for watching Krystle! 🙏🏻
Just subbed so I can watch more. This was so helpful. I moved into my husband's house and it's a design nightmare and would love to see you talk about design challenges you may have come across and how you fixed them. Example for me: The backs of his upper and lower kitchen cabinets form one of the walls to the dining room. It's hideous and I've yet to figure out what to do with it shy of knocking out the upper cabinets (which is not feasible for us to do right now).
Thank you for your support 🙏🏻 Try drawing your eye away from the kitchen and creating a focal point in the dining space with a beautiful pendant light, art in the walls. Treat each space separately and even if they’re adjacent. You can also finish the back of the cabs with nicer materials since you have to look at them
I have a kitchen counter backed by a counter a few inches higher on the dining room side. Only 22” space to see through. Dark oak cabinets and just ugly and depressing. So I had the cabinets above removed and knocked out the (also 22” hi wall... 7’ across) out. Had a Taj Mahal shaped arch dry walled in. Huge open space now. (I’ve had other arches built in here and there as well). The cabinets below the dining counter and all kitchen cabinets are now white inside and out (I’m the painter) and I am refinishing new filigree hardware handles in a soft Matt gold. So the point is, can you open the space?
@@marielucier7982 Thx for your response.That's exactly what i have going on! The problem is that the cabinets were just installed 2 or 3 years ago and my SO doesn't want any cabinets removed since "they just got installed". I gotta pick my battles and figure out how to somehow make that 22 inch gap work.
@@JulieKhuu Thanks for the response!
As a registered architect with 30 years experience and two RISD degrees, I have to say, YAY I agree with so many of your comments. Nice videos! Thanks.
Awesome, your feedback is much appreciated Alan! 🙌🏻
Thanks. Now that I have the time and am "STAYING HOME", I decided to upgrade my home. This helps me soooo much!
Yes, please would enjoy that series. Your a good teacher!
Thank you so much for watching!
Yes! Make a series of Top Design mistakes per room! That is a fantastic idea.
Thank you for the feedback Trisha! ☺️
Yes, please would love to know mistakes made with my decor! Like staying focused on the style so it’s not transitional!
Transitional is safe, but sometimes lacks clear direction so I hear ya! Will work on a style video soon Carolyn!
That would be a great idea to make a video on mistakes in every room!
Yes!! Would enjoy a series of Top Design mistakes per room.
Thank you for watching Carolyn! 🙌🏻
Yes! I just got a new home and the series would be perfect
Awesome! Congratulations!
Yes I would like to hear more design mistakes!
discussing mistakes room by room will be so helpful!!!
Working on the breakdown, thank you for watching Marvolyn 🙏🏻
Yes, would like to hear more about design mistakes.
Yes that’s a great idea, do the series of areas in the house also include small apartments please if possible
Thank you! I’m working on small space solutions now ☺️
Yes please! Make the series of Top Design mistakes per room
The Fairy Godmother of interior design! This was so helpful, thank you for sharing your secrets 👍🏻
Thank you for watching May! 🙏🏻💗
Yes, I would like more of these videos. I would also add to this list: hanging wall art too high (especially in British homes), and scaling furniture and accessories incorrectly.
Yes, I am currently working on a HUGE scale and proportions video/ one of my fav design topics to break down and discuss! Thank you for watching and the feedback Kimberly 🙏🏻
Yes please make series on each room. You gave been so helpful but i need to go room by room. Thanks live your ideas and techniques.
Thank you Ana! I cover a lot of different rooms in the home, but not all “mistakes” videos. I’ll slowly work my way through them now 🙏🏻
Yes, common mistakes per room please!
Yes please. Lots of good detailed info. in this one loved it.
I was afraid it was too much info! Thank you for the feedback!
Julie Khuu Your info is so helpful, no such thing as too much！
Yes, yes, yes! Please make more of these quality and informative videos. Thank you!
Thank you for watching Adriana!
Excellent idea for design mistakes per room. Looking forward to this series.
Thank you for the feedback Mary! 🙏🏻
please make it a series for each room, much appreciated
Yes please would love a room by room mistakes video. This video is so helpful.
Thank you for watching Daryl! 🙏🏻
yess would love a breakdown!
I was real excited when she called out mounting TVs over the fireplace for being not ergonomic. Spot on!
But then came the silly 65" AFF recommendation, which is NOT ergonomic- it's still too high. The middle of the screen should be at eye level, which is around 42" high. If you're sitting in a recliner with your head tilted back, then the TV can be mounted higher, but on a tilt mount so top of the screen can be moved forward.
Lol love your attention to detail Ken. You also have to consider how far your main seating group is away from the TV 😉
Just re-read this! You’re absolutely right Ken! I meant 45” AFF! All my TV’s are hung at this height 🤦🏻♀️ Need to make a little cheat sheet to pin for viewers, thanks for calling this out!
Yes and thank you. I can use all these advices to properly decorate my apartment.
Thank you for watching Diane! ☺️
Totally going to use these tips for Animal Crossing.
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I immediately went on my animal crossing and did the same lol
Thank you thank you! You called me out on a free design mistakes I’ve made🤭 lol
You are so welcome Sophia! We ALL make them, I'm guilty of a ton every day lol
Yes, please make a series about design mistakes. This video was very helpful.
Thank you for watching Kari Lee! ☺️
Yes, please design mistakes for each room.
I would like to know how to do a warm and cozy makeover for a small bedroom.
Warm and cozy is all about the layered bedding and window treatments! Check out the budget bedroom makeover for ideas ☺️
Yes, I would love to see design mistakes for each room and area . I know it would help me.
Working on it! ☺️
Could you do a more detailed video on how to avoid mistake of choosing the same material (wood, metal) all the way in a space. I m struggling with how to choose ones that compliment each other . Also, if we have an tiny open space (living + dining together and the kitchen) how do I choose where to put the focal points? Do I do a focal points for each area? Would it be too busy for a small place?
Thanks for the video suggestion! Focal points are arbitrary, first decide on what’s important to highlight in your space and develop the adjacent rooms around that. If it’s a beautiful mirror in the dining room, let that be the star.
Id love to see “Common Mistakes” videos according to the room, rather than a broader scope.
Yes, I just dropped a Bathroom mistakes video Sarah, hope you’ll tune in!
Yes. Please do make a series of design mistakes per room. I am well versed in design dos and don’ts, but I am setting up a playlist for a dear younger friend. I just love how awesome you are and how well you present these guidelines.
Design mistakes series is now up on the channel Dena! Check it out in my playlist 👍🏻
I like this content by room but would like to see more picture example.
Got it Phillipa thank you for watching!
"I know what your saying but my room is small however" goes ahead and shows the biggest living rooms I've ever seen lol yeah mines a closet compared to those.
I noticed the same thing! Had to laugh, like is that her idea of a small room? Sorry, can't relate 🤣
Lol mine is small too, but bigger rooms give me grander inspiration ideas to implement 😂
In UK rooms can be tiny my lounge at the mo is 3 X 5
And that's a big room
Yeah I'm in UK lol that might explain it
She has good intentions. But she is not speaking to the normal crowd. I almost laughed when she showed the examples. I clearly cannot see the idea applying to actual small houses 🙄
I hope the series is already here. Outstanding idea!
Thank you Kate! Doing one at a time, I have a bathroom mistakes one up if you missed it
As an interior designer, I can say that one of my big pet peeves is when curtains are hung right at the window! These are all great tips.
Thank you for watching and your feedback Michaela ☺️🙏🏻
I think a little less description for each mistake and a little more inspiration. I want to learn more.
Thank you for the feedback Jeri, will do 🙌🏻
I appreciated the information on area rugs. I've been using them wrong. I have reallyn nice ones situated around funiture, but no focal point. Little tips like these at a time are very helpful if someone is just trying to "jazz up" or modify what they have already.
I also have an in depth video on area rugs if you’re interested Barbara!
Julie Khuu yes. Please. I’m just subscribing to your videos, I’m glad I ran into them while. browsing on internet. My problem is I have a lot a nice pictures, decorative vases, it I think I’m arranging wrong, I don’t know how to utilize space. I have what you term as focal points all in one room
“Don’t push your furniture against the wall”. Lol! Clearly never been in a typical English three bed semi or terraced house! If it’s not against the wall, it literally wouldn’t fit!
Although the other tips were great!
Lol! No, I get it 😂 Just not ALL your furniture. The main piece can be pushed against the wall, but you can float accent chairs to square out a seating group 👍🏻
Julie Khuu Wow! Thanks for the reply! It’s only because I’m jealous of those beautiful spacious American homes with their ‘great’ rooms, with multiple seating areas, and nothing against the walls! Here in the UK either the back of the sofa is going against the wall, or your knees are! 😂
@@thenatfish thenatfish.... MANY people in the US are in the same situation / do not have spacious homes.
@@thenatfish lol😂I know..
Julie..this is a lovely informative vid..the first point ..I thought that since the walls are majority of area to cover..has the most mood evoking affect..Isnt it important to decide this first..maybe white is an excrption?? ♡Lis
I give every view in a room something beautiful to look at....not competing size focal points or types of objects or arrangements but the eye SEEKS so mething to rest upon always...signed, an artist.
Ahh couldn’t have said it better myself. Artist = trained eye 🙌🏻
You are so helpful. I would love you to do other videos on other rooms. Thanks
Hola, Greetings from Lima, Perú. Thank you very much for your videos and yes, I am looking forward for more do and don'ts.
Thank you for watching Eddie! 🙏🏻
yes! please share more videos like this...particularly design mistakes for kitchens
Working on it Romain! 🙌🏻
Yes. Please make series of top design mistakes per room +1 Thank you.
Julie, you are adorable and have a sharp eye. Of course, I realized a major problem referencing paint: choosing it before it's decorated. As a property manager/Realtor, paint must be chosen for a home or space prior to selling. I'll check out your other vids to see if you've covered this.
Thank you for watching Sheri! I have a fav neutral paint video for inspiration if you need ☺️
Yes please share more on the Top Design mistakes per room. Thanks.
Thank you for watching Maria! 🙏🏻
Yes to the series per room. Great information
please do more videos like this they are extremely helpful. i like when you add pictures to show what you’re explaining. i’m in the process of designing my new home. i sold or threw away my old furniture so i’m starting with a naked home. i wish you could design my home lol but i have your videos to help me out. thank you!
Awesome Erika, thank you for your feedback! Will work on an entire room by room breakdown to help you visualize your own space 🙌🏻
Yes! Per room! I am already pleased I found your channel while in the midst of renovating my new condo! Thank you for the tips!
Your information is very helpful. I would love to see more videos like this. Thanks!
Thank you for watching 🙏🏻
Thanks for your tips and YES a video addressing mistakes by room would be fabulous!
Working on it Laura! Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏻☺️
Yes， Please make video for the Design mistakes for all rooms. Your video is very interesting and helpful.
Thank you for watching Eileen! ☺️
Great Video! Room by room design mistakes sounds like just what we DIYers need.
Working on a breakdown Lillian!
Yay! Please add a series of this type of videos:-) thank u julie
Thank you for watching!
Yes, I would really like a series of Top Design mistakes per room -- and include the kitchen, if possible. Thank you.
Design mistakes series is now up Linnea, including the kitchen 👍🏻
@@JulieKhuu Thanks again!
Yes, I think this would be a great series because while speaking on the mistakes you are showing how or better ways to prevent those "common" mistakes.
I call it my solution-based series (less about mistakes, more about solving them). Currently up in the playlist now Spencer! We’re a few episodes in ☺️
Pleaseee make a series! Really I just found you today and hands down from just watching one video it’s safe to say you’re the best in the game and clearly know what your talking about and able to provide in depth knowledge and insight. You have piqued my interest and I desire to learn more
Thank you for watching and stopping by with feedback Kiwi! It will only help make my channel better, appreciate your support! 🙏🏻☺️
Yes, please do series of design mistakes for each room or each area. Merci.
Yes please! I need your expertise and your designing style are assessable to every budget. You also break it down for those of us that are not as creative. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Be blessed.
Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏻
Yes, please make a video per room in the house. Sounds great! I will look forward to seeing this information per room.
Yes, please provide a top design mistakes per room!
Yayyyyyyyyy! More videos on mistakes I am making. Very insightful. Thank you for your expertise. Loved this!!!
Thank you for watching Michele! 🙌🏻
These are the mistakes I am making and the kind of help I need. Thank you Julie!
Thank you so much for watching Joseph! ☺️🙏🏻
Yes! Yes! Please make a series on the common mistakes in each room. Tq tq so much for the sharing!
Thank you for watching Dom!
Yes! Please make the video series of design mistakes we make per room. Thank you
Thank you for watching Beth!
Yes, please do so. I need so much help in various rooms...
What room do you want to see next Amanda?
Julie, so glad I discovered your channel. Yes, please give us tricks of the trade and common mistakes!! The world needs you!
Yay! Glad I can help Rita 🙌🏻
Yes, please make more videos like this. Thanks
Please keep up on the design mistakes for all rooms. Great job!
Thank you for watching Kelly! 🙏🏻☺️