@@firefly10241 ...If she's decorating my house and I want warm fleece blankets and not thin, knitted blankets, then she'd better be getting me fleece. And I don't care if it comes from Home Goods, as long as it's durable and looks nice. It doesn't have to be expensive to be pretty or useful.
If you want your house to be minimalistic and plain, go for it. If you want your house to be jam packed with knick-knacks, go for it. As long as you can safely move around your living space and aren't hoarding, decorate however you like. It's your place and you should feel happy living in it.
Exactly....she would run screaming from my house though. It's like stuffy bookstore-esq decor with old (non matted!) framed black and white photos, old mirrors, literary quotes from my favorite books, and lots and lots of bookshelves full of books and sentimental knick knacks. And let's not forget all the soft fluffy (tacky!) Blankets...and old handmade quilts my grandma made in horrendous colors in the 60s! It's just my style and any interior decorator that doesn't work with the CLIENTS style and pushes their own style onto others shouldn't be designing spaces for anyone. People are individuals who like all different things....which is something she doesn't seem to grasp.
I really hate the matte look in picture frames. It just reads as empty and blank to me. The best picture frames are the ones with goofy things all around them. They have so much more personality and can be used to silently communicate something about the photographed person.
Yes, and I have autumn pillows that are super literal (fallen leaves, pumpkins, etc). I love it… I need to see seasons in my home, not just the idea of it in a super design way.
I knitted my own blankets because that's a hobby of mine and it's held up better than the throw blanket my mom got me when I moved. Knitted blankets can rock.
we had textured blankets growing up. my parents got them before having kids (we were kind of an accident) but my god we ruined those things. by the time we threw them away, you couldn’t tell what it was originally. years of snagging had that thing destroyed
@@ashleys8197do you think when people have different taste, it means that hate everything else? I think that’s your perspective. Not sure that’s how she feels. It seems like you’re looking to be victimized by a home decor short.
@@CE98i mean, people tend to be highly opinionated, esp on the internet, so it’s fair to assume if this interior decorator came to their house they’d not like it, probably hate it. i’m not 100% sure of this assumption, but even still, her job is to make houses in the style she works in, so she must like it, or even love it. also people who like more elegant, higher end looking things tend to hate “clutter” or a whole lot of things that are mismatched. you can hate a style but still appreciate that someone likes it. it just means it’s not for you. i hate minimalism, it freaks me out, but i give props to people who like or love it! you do you!
Isn’t that what "FixerUpper & friends" is based upon? Right? Right. I never understood why Americans accept an apartment that contains a (effing old, effing ripped down) kitchen (instead of buying one on your own that fits your taste/needs). Anyway.
Style is very personal and if you want your house to have shiny frames, worded knickknacks or plain blankets, go for it. Yes you want your house to look pretty but it should also feel like home to you, not like you're a guest at someone else's place. I agree on the zipped covers for pillows though, they're easier to clean than the sewed on ones. Edit: Did not expect this to blow up or for the rude people in the replies but this is a public forum, so i guess I opened up myself to discussion. In my original comment, in no way did I attack the YTuber or what she's saying. Although, what good is an interior designer who doesn't work with their customer's taste and rather against it. My comment is not for the people who actually find her advice useful, it's for those who probably just decorated their new home and were happy about it, but now are having second thoughts (not a bad thing, you can always change it up) or feeling BAD about THEIR taste. It was meant as a little reassurance that your style doesn't have to be what others think is classy or tasteful, if it pleases YOU, it's all good. And if this advice helps you elevate your home, great!! So the ones calling me a narc or whatever other bs over a fucking YT comment, get a damn life and stop meat riding. As for the people who very kindly pointed out the matte vs matted photoframes, thank you, I learned something new.
This is what people pay interior decorators to do😅 i am a hoarder of trinkets so i have a VERY homely looking house for my age but my sister in law has a chic home that follows an aesthetic because that's the first time she has had that opportunity... I think a lot of us also sometimes need to be reminded about why an object may feel off in its environment and i appriciate the content
She said *things I would avoid as an interior designer shopping at HomeGoods* She is speaking from a personal perspective of an interior designer, she isn't saying everybody should follow those principles.
@@KrisC849 but that’s saying “since I’m a interior designer, I wouldn’t buy these things”, compared to “I’m a interior designer and these are a thing I avoid since it isn’t my style”. Those are two different things
People love Knick knacks with words. They are uplifting and inspirational. And as for the mushroom statue that screams "nature", I love it. Homes reflect the people who live in them, and are warm, inviting and comfortable, not cold, stagged and sterile for the sake of looking expensive.
Don't hire interior decorators who give blanket rules. If you want an interior decorator, they should listen to you and decorate your home the way you want it decorated.
And most importantly, interior decorators should also remember that people usually want to use things in their home. My blanket is not a center piece, but a comfy burritowrap I use when watching movies in the evening.
Those soft no texture blankets aren't "tacky" they are comfortable. You dont have to display your blanket on the couch at all times. You can put it in a basket or whatever. Id rather be super comfy than aesthetic when relaxing on my couch alone at night
yeah like... those textured, knitted ones are cool and all if you don't actually want to use them. but I'm gonna curl up in mine... my dogs are going to step on them... my cat is going to make biscuits on them... the textured ones aren't going to pretty in a week or two (trust me, I've tried)!
I work in custom framing and sometimes a frame doesn’t call for a mat. I wouldn’t avoid any frame without a mat. Sometimes a mat can just be too much and your picture just needs a frame around it
why does whenever someone makes a video like this there’s always a comment just like this too. she’s not telling anyone they have to follow her advice, she’s not saying it’s wrong to stay away from nature decor or stuff with letters, she’s simply giving her point of view of what would look best when decorating a home. if you want pillows without zippers knock yourself out bren.
I used to always make fun of signs with words on them, but then I found one that resonated with me that I wanted to be reminded of every day when I saw it, so I bought it. I know some people that see it probably think it’s stupid or that I’m a boomer, but I don’t care 🥰 and now I also don’t really mock those type of signs anymore because I get that maybe someone just felt like they needed some positivity on their walls, who am I to judge
I’m not an interior designer and here’s my tip: never listen to interior designers. Ever. They are not the ones living in your home and usually lack genuine creativity and individualism. So make it yours and you’ll be so much happier. 😊
Way to put down an entire profession 🤦🏼♀️ A huge part of the interior designer's job is including clients'preference into overall design. To me personally as a residential designer, clients preference and individuality is more important than style by the book because they are the ones living in the home. I'm there to guide, come up with ideas and help to make sure that technical things line up. If you have an attitude "never trust an interior designer and they lack creativity" then you will never hire one and that's great. No one wants a client with no respect.
I'm a interior designer and I am a form follows function designer. I design for real life and my ideas have plenty of color and isn't dead looking. My sofa is teal and my pillows are lemon print on a adark shade of the sofa teal. I'm also trained in how to make a kitchen safe and functional. You've only seen boring design. If you've dug deeper into some good design you'd know not all interior designers are the same.
I am anti pillows on furniture. No way I am going to be spending my time with that chore. When I bought my sofa, I insisted they deduct the cost of the two matching throw pillows and that they keep them. 😂
Ya I think she's wayyy off on the indoor nature stuff. Usually that stuff is pretty timeless compared to other decor. It might fall out of fashion temporarily but nature is forever and it will come back hard as a "vintage" piece.
@@goreandhoodies3626being cheap and poor are different. being poor and making smart financial decisions does not equal being cheap. actually most cases cheap people or things being cheap is synonymous with people who have money
I think what we all need to avoid is copying everything we see on social media and choose what really represents yourself make your home cozy and beautiful with things that you love and shine like a diomond! ❤
I would love to have those wooden mushrooms in my house. I love cottage core type stuff. I want my house to be coated in plants and decorations like that
😂 oh no you've made me ugly-laugh! Thrift stores can be where it's at. Found a handstitched summer quilt for $20 and a massive crochet throw for $9 and they both look SO good in my space. Perhaps it's just because I know how long these things take to make by hand- how many hours and how much it'd cost to buy something like that from a fiber-artist, but I feel like they're expensive pieces I just managed to get at a steal.
@@wolfe6220 yessss! Last month I found some frames with just black velvet in them and I'm making a lace triptych since it's a set of three and it'll grip the lace nicely.
Don't let anyone else's likes and dislikes influence your choices. It's your home ..you pay a mortgage and/or rent. You do you! Influencers are just here to make money. Their opinions are not solid advice. Nor will their opinions determine YOUR worth.
That's exactly what I was thinking! If I see one of those I don't think it looks cheap, I think yesssssssssssss!! And then I go feel it. Those blankets are the best! Not a fan of textured ones at all.
@@hernalexito I agree with them. I don't have that sign, but I do have an antique butterfly collection from almost 200 years ago in a glass frame that you'll have to pry from my cold dead hands. I'm pretty sure the frame's not matted either...that breaks two of her little rules.
I like to add staues of realistic things in piles of the real thing to distract from the bodies hidden in the same room. I love it when they're soft and pillowy❤
My thoughts exactly. Videos where people explain why they don't like something, baffle me. Especially when it comes to something creative that everyone interprets differently. If you don't like it that's fine, but don't act like your opinion is the only correct one.
@@arvayahrozier4402 Exactly! I’ve just moved into my first home, the stress is unreal. As of right now, I don’t care about matching pieces of furniture or colour schemes, it’s taken me the best part of 2 years to save £1,500 for flooring (I’m disabled & unable to work), other than everything I purchased new in my kitchen, & my bed / mattress, everything is second hand or thrifted, some of it matches, some of it doesn’t, & I couldn’t give a hoot! I have plans in my head of how I’d eventually like it in years to come & let’s just say it’s absolutely nothing like this lol! People should decorate to their own tastes. Moving is hard, expensive, & exhausting! I’m grateful for somewhere to sleep, comfortable couches, & a beautiful table to eat at.
Yet you came here and left a comment, which means the algorithm will serve you MORE videos like this. I don't know about you, but I don't tend to go out of my way to talk about myself and how much I don't need the opinions of others on simple videos giving advice to anyone who would happen to want it and not even saying there are rules of interior design.
THAT'S YOUR TASTE. I NEVER NEEDED ANY IN "INFLUENCER" TO TELL ME HOW TO DECORATE MY HOME OR WHAT TO WEAR....AND I SURVIVED FOR THE LAST 80 YEARS. BLESSINGS TO ALL MANKIND.
You should be able to decorate how YOU want. Some people want a lot of colours and plants and stuff and some people want everything grey, white and black. That’s fine. YOU should like it.
@@East9211 omg thank you captain obvious! remind me again, what an interior decorators job is? oh right to ADVISE OTHERS on decorating their interiors. this video is clearly meant for others besides just herself.
@alexisgarcia5286 And she's giving HER opinion on what SHE likes vs. doesn't like. You decided that was worthy of making a snarky comment, then making another snarky reply to someone rightfully letting you know you're being unnecessarily snarky.
@@yoyohayliand you’re being snarky as well towards someone else’s completely valid opinion :)) an interior designer influencer making a video on their opinion is trying to influence others obviously people don’t need to follow that but you’re just being ignorant if you think this video is only about her
@@entirelybonkers8832ah you were so close! The first person so make a pleasant conversation negative is at issue. Feeling attacked by a home decor video is lacking emotional intelligence. I can’t imagine walking up to someone and picking a fight because they have different taste than I do and feeling defensive over mine. God forbid someone tells you guys what their favorite food is if it differs from yours. Smells like needing external validation desperately. Hope this helps.
As an interior decorator, please also keep your clients' medical issues in mind. I always go for the non-textured blankets as I have sensory issues and they feel better.
idk what she said exactly but I think she just meant like fake nature things things that look like wood, but they actually aren’t or fake plants… I think the real thing is way better and not cheesy
I think a lot of it depends on context, for an interior piece those mushrooms would look a little out of place but in a garden I think they’d be good, depending on material.
I have a sunroom filled with cute nicknacks and nature themed things along with random statues and old avon bottles and ceramic mushrooms old whiskey bottles you name it. If you like it you can make it look good. The only thing the lady in this video is doing is speaking about what the current trends are. That doesn’t mean they are for everyone tho. For people new to decorating it’s good advice because it encourages them to look for more intriguing pieces.
So, the cardinal rule of good taste is, "Nothing pretending to be something else." I would be willing to bet that those mushrooms are mass produced fake wood. That's just tacky, no matter what shape it is. I would argue that the more purely decorative something is, the more unique it needs to be. If you bought something like that that someone carved by hand in the 70s at a flea market, cool. Buying mass produced "decorative accessories" from a box store, tacky. Tacky beyond tacky really.
Even if you buy a throw pillow without a removable cover, you can still put another cover on top of it. I have some Christmas pillows that I bought that didn't have a removable cover, and I'm still able to buy a similar sized pillow cover to throw over it and use it year round in neutral shades, or to use for other holidays. So don't write off a throw-pillow without a removable cover, you can always add you own cover over it!
“Elevated” is the word of the year! Nobody talked that before. I think it looks more “elevated” filling up the frame & not a bunch of empty space. To each it’s own. Btw, my friend quit her career as Interior decorator bc even when she gave exactly what they wanted, they wanted something else. Have you ever had to deal w/that & how do you cope when you’ve done outstanding job & they’re disappointed?
She sort of deserved it. Even though it was titled as what "she" wouldn't buy....the whole video was telling other people what NOT to buy, even calling a plain fleece blanket "tacky"....when most people don't buy blankets as decor, they buy them to actually use. If you've got kids or pets, those textured blankets are a NIGHTMARE because they get snagged on every little thing and when you wash and dry them they get all lumpy and misshapen. As an interior designer...it's up to her to work WITH her clients style to create a space that is pleasing to THEM, not her. If she had simply said, this is what I like in my home....and not given a negative explanation as to why certain items aren't to be used if you want an "attractive" space according to her then people wouldn't be so bent out of shape about her video. But the title, and the actual content are two entirely different things and she's a crappy designer for suggesting anything as "tacky"....because people are different, like different things and that's perfectly OK.
As someone who is going into interior decorating I’m gonna agree with this sentiment here, and just rephrase it to “avoid bad interior decorators” a big part I have learnt with interior design is knowing when to sacrifice your own design sensibilities for the sake of the client it gives you more diversity in your portfolio and leads to more creative designs. Really your interior decorator should be working with you to help you find your own style and give you advice on what to buy so that you buy quality furniture that’ll last while matching your budget. I don’t agree with what she did here personally if I made this video I would say something along the lines of “my style as a interior designer at home goods” for a caption to make it more clear that this is personal opinions. Edit: I will say that her current caption would’ve worked if she had just shown what brands and items at home goods are actually good. Cause home goods has some really good items and some that break in a couple months it can be very hit or miss and it can be very hard for a layman to tell the difference. I think if she had did that this video would’ve actually been extremely helpful
You would lose your mind at the way I decorated my house 😂 all my decorations have been bought from yard sales or second hand stores. The only new thing I bought for my house in the last 6 years was the Christmas tree. I refuse to pay more than $5 for something that will sit on my shel FB for six weeks out of the year.
Don't forget guys there's people that literally do all these things just for fashion sake and not even be comfortable in their homes. Or can't relax in it. So do whatever you like❤
bringing the outside to the inside has always been a decorators motto... 80% of my decor involves nature. i hate fashion rules and decor rules, DO YOUR THING, its your space.
I think she’s saying avoid putting fake nature decor they just look tacky. That mushroom looks tacky because they didn’t even make it look real - it’s like you put effort but no follow through. And opt for real plants, who puts a fake artichoke on their console table? Oh right you guys. 😂
Interesting list . The frame thing is something many people do not think about at all, and that can definitely make a difference in the look of it . The word decor is almost always in seasonal decoration and not deserving of the disdain. The general word decor is a foundational part of certain styles so not really deserving of this list. The removable pillow covers do not make anything look more elevated , just possibly more efficient. The blanket thing definitely helps and is spot on in how it can really help elevate a look of a space, however very few are pet/children friendly , so there is a trade off there possibly. 😊
Eh, some nature is essential to good home design (see potted plants, cut flowers, etc.) but faux nature is tacky. The cardinal rule of good taste is, "nothing that pretends to be something else." Moss wall? Gorgeous. Faux moss figurines? Okay for holiday decor to add texture to a display. Repulsive beyond that. (I would also argue that the more purely decorative something is, The more unique it should be. Something like that that someone made by hand in the 70s from a flea market? Cool. Something like that from a box store? Tacky.)
@@sarahallison3381 or when you have pets, lol. call me "tacky" but at least fake plants will make it longer than a few days and won't make my pets sick.
I WANT THOSE MUSHROOMS. 😂 My cats' claws just LOVE knitted and textured blankets! They look so ratty so fast...and yes I do trim their claws. If you're handy you can rip the seam of one edge of a throw pillow and stitch in an invisible zipper. Voila! Throw pillow to throw pillowcase.
1... you can buy mats for frames to "elevate" sometimes its worth buying the frame and mat seperately 2...throw pillows with removable covers are easier to wash 3....nature never goes out of style if you like the mushroom get it. Put a peice if drift wood out if you want....4.... blankets that are more textured are harder to keep pill free... decorating should also be functional and easy to care for as well as fitting lifestyles.
Knit blankets are nice for when guests come over but not hear round, especially when your dogs steal them! Removable pillows cases are great though so you can clean them but also you can get pillow cases for multiple seasons and change them out without all the storage space
She is right about the pillows if you don’t have a huge amount of storage space. Cases you can switch out by season (and wash!) are much more practical.
I agree on the pillows for practical purposes. The matte frames only look good with art in my opinion and if you want a high end look. The matte frames remind me of when I was studying art. The simple matte frame makes the art the main piece.
personally i think home style is something that should be unique, while you might think the matted frames look more elevated, i think the ones without look more sleek, while there are some parts in this video that discuss making things easier, a majority is just personal preference
I think it depends on the person who's decorating their home. Those mushrooms are perfect for a fairy themed room, a sunroom (typically used for gardening), if you've got a cottagecore/fairycore/or adventurecore vibes going on. A dino themed room would be good too. Any decorations are fine to put in your home if you want them.
“Ways to make everything everywhere look the same and get really sick of it eventually and then suddenly think the opposite of all this is now good looking”
Please stop chopping pillows it's so ugly and alot of HIgh in interior disgners hate the trend as well, also you can add matting to alot of frames they sell online, and in stores
I literally just commemted on the same thing. I am an interior designer, myself and chopping pillows has been out of style as well as some of her other "tips" for a long time now 💯
A persons home is a reflection of them and their personality, they should make it the way they want, in any tasteful or tacky way they want. Point of fact, my plans of building a giant 40 ft. tall pink flamingo in my front yard are almost coming to fruition, just gotta put the mounts in and buy the last 10 feet of stainless steel tubing, it's gonna be epic!
You can buy a mat for any frame that doesn't come with one. In fact it's probably better not to have the mat already in it. It's probably a cheap mat (not acid free, etc.) that could damage the art you put under it. Also, you will then be able to coordinate the mat, frame, and picture much more easily. Also, many of these may not have UV-proof glass. Another reason to go to a knowledgeable and reputable framer.
I love incorporating nature in my home decor. Those mushrooms were cute. The artichoke, the only reason i dont like it is how hard would it be to clean dust off of it..
Such a good reminder that beauty really is in the eye of the beholder
yeah but she's decorating OTHER people's houses since thats what an interior decorator does. You take notes on what they like not what you like.
@@firefly10241 ...If she's decorating my house and I want warm fleece blankets and not thin, knitted blankets, then she'd better be getting me fleece. And I don't care if it comes from Home Goods, as long as it's durable and looks nice. It doesn't have to be expensive to be pretty or useful.
If you want your house to be minimalistic and plain, go for it. If you want your house to be jam packed with knick-knacks, go for it. As long as you can safely move around your living space and aren't hoarding, decorate however you like. It's your place and you should feel happy living in it.
Exactly....she would run screaming from my house though. It's like stuffy bookstore-esq decor with old (non matted!) framed black and white photos, old mirrors, literary quotes from my favorite books, and lots and lots of bookshelves full of books and sentimental knick knacks. And let's not forget all the soft fluffy (tacky!) Blankets...and old handmade quilts my grandma made in horrendous colors in the 60s! It's just my style and any interior decorator that doesn't work with the CLIENTS style and pushes their own style onto others shouldn't be designing spaces for anyone. People are individuals who like all different things....which is something she doesn't seem to grasp.
I really hate the matte look in picture frames. It just reads as empty and blank to me. The best picture frames are the ones with goofy things all around them. They have so much more personality and can be used to silently communicate something about the photographed person.
Agreed. My house is for living, not impressing the pants off people who come to visit.
@@thriftycharmscrochetwell...... some of my guests I plan to impress the pants off
Ghost like clutter. They can camouflage in it.
I personally think everyone should have a cute little mushroom in their house
Agreed!! I have a cute little brown glass one 😂
I'm about to go buy that orange blanket too.
I have a tiny mushroom made out of labradorite 🫶
@@HexesfromTexas omg pretty!!!
Yes, and I have autumn pillows that are super literal (fallen leaves, pumpkins, etc). I love it… I need to see seasons in my home, not just the idea of it in a super design way.
If I want a mushroom sitting on my mantle... I'm gonna have a mushroom sitting on my mantle.
DO it !
Yes!
I have one
YES!!!! Post it! Hahaha I just bought two more last night before I saw this
I have a mushroom collection and it makes me very happy
Brb, heading to home goods cuz I need that mushroom statue in my life
i bought one similar at beals a couple weeks ago. it really brought the rest of my nature stuff together
Right wasn’t it cute!?!
Omg! It was so cute for my outdoor space lol 😅
Textured and knitted blankets are great as long as you don't have kids, pets, or plans to uses them. They just get all snagged up.
Agree👍
True
I knitted my own blankets because that's a hobby of mine and it's held up better than the throw blanket my mom got me when I moved. Knitted blankets can rock.
we had textured blankets growing up. my parents got them before having kids (we were kind of an accident) but my god we ruined those things. by the time we threw them away, you couldn’t tell what it was originally. years of snagging had that thing destroyed
@@imyour.Gh0st We call them decorative blankets in our house. They are to be set out for guests and not used! Lol
man what’s wrong w nature stuff 😭
She’s a hater like the stuff she’s saying is ridiculous imo
I was asking myself the sameeee
I personally liked the wooden mushrooms and I would buy it.😅
Absolutely nothing. Decorate how you want. It’s your house!
I know, I just wanna slap her with my mushroom
My decor vibe is ✨ eclectic ✨ I just be putting whatever wherever
Haha same! She would hate my house
@@ashleys8197do you think when people have different taste, it means that hate everything else? I think that’s your perspective. Not sure that’s how she feels. It seems like you’re looking to be victimized by a home decor short.
Hahaha
@@CE98i mean, people tend to be highly opinionated, esp on the internet, so it’s fair to assume if this interior decorator came to their house they’d not like it, probably hate it. i’m not 100% sure of this assumption, but even still, her job is to make houses in the style she works in, so she must like it, or even love it. also people who like more elegant, higher end looking things tend to hate “clutter” or a whole lot of things that are mismatched. you can hate a style but still appreciate that someone likes it. it just means it’s not for you. i hate minimalism, it freaks me out, but i give props to people who like or love it! you do you!
Yes! me too!
Aint no way im walking into a store and choosing a knitted blanket over a smooth nice soft fleece one
they look pretty, and freeze you!
Same
Smooth always
Those smooth fleece ones are so soft, warm, and cozy. Even my cat is obsessed. Never gonna stop buying them. Sorry not sorry.
@@jmas43I agree my cats love them too
As an interior designer you should also know that everyone has different tastes and you can’t make your own taste the general standard
Isn’t that what "FixerUpper & friends" is based upon? Right? Right. I never understood why Americans accept an apartment that contains a (effing old, effing ripped down) kitchen (instead of buying one on your own that fits your taste/needs). Anyway.
Ahh yes, I sit around all day worried about my pillow chops.
That’s the only one I understand because having to wash a pillow like that SUCKS
Not in style any more…thank GOD
I was surprised that not being able to wash them was a reason to not buy a pillow without zipper.
I HATE pillow chops!!! WTH was the first person thinking AND for a second person to think it looked good??? 😂😂
@@jayme3557 I know it. When will those no longer be trendy!!
Style is very personal and if you want your house to have shiny frames, worded knickknacks or plain blankets, go for it. Yes you want your house to look pretty but it should also feel like home to you, not like you're a guest at someone else's place. I agree on the zipped covers for pillows though, they're easier to clean than the sewed on ones.
Edit: Did not expect this to blow up or for the rude people in the replies but this is a public forum, so i guess I opened up myself to discussion. In my original comment, in no way did I attack the YTuber or what she's saying. Although, what good is an interior designer who doesn't work with their customer's taste and rather against it. My comment is not for the people who actually find her advice useful, it's for those who probably just decorated their new home and were happy about it, but now are having second thoughts (not a bad thing, you can always change it up) or feeling BAD about THEIR taste. It was meant as a little reassurance that your style doesn't have to be what others think is classy or tasteful, if it pleases YOU, it's all good. And if this advice helps you elevate your home, great!! So the ones calling me a narc or whatever other bs over a fucking YT comment, get a damn life and stop meat riding. As for the people who very kindly pointed out the matte vs matted photoframes, thank you, I learned something new.
Yes thank you.
This is what people pay interior decorators to do😅 i am a hoarder of trinkets so i have a VERY homely looking house for my age but my sister in law has a chic home that follows an aesthetic because that's the first time she has had that opportunity... I think a lot of us also sometimes need to be reminded about why an object may feel off in its environment and i appriciate the content
She said *things I would avoid as an interior designer shopping at HomeGoods* She is speaking from a personal perspective of an interior designer, she isn't saying everybody should follow those principles.
I don’t usually agree with the tastes of interior designers but I agree with everything she said
I agree. I dont believe in "trends" or decorating "dos and donts". Everyone is different, and not everyone wants to live in a display home.
Should be titled “Things I avoid because it is not my style.”😂
THANK. YOU.
Honestly lmao
Ahh yes! Come on somebody!
She quite literally said “things I would avoid as an interior designer”
@@KrisC849 but that’s saying “since I’m a interior designer, I wouldn’t buy these things”, compared to “I’m a interior designer and these are a thing I avoid since it isn’t my style”. Those are two different things
People love Knick knacks with words. They are uplifting and inspirational. And as for the mushroom statue that screams "nature", I love it. Homes reflect the people who live in them, and are warm, inviting and comfortable, not cold, stagged and sterile for the sake of looking expensive.
Exactly like if I decorate my house it's gonna look like an actual home, not some staged live in Pinterest board.
I totally would've bought that mushroom!!! It's soo cute!!
God forbid we have nature in our house though. It might inspire you to actually enjoy going out and touching grass 😖
/sarcasm
Actually, I dislike "word art", unless on a door mat. But I do want that mushroom object!! And some art works best in un-matted frames
this lady is just boring
The pillow thing was the only one that made sense.
(its easier to wash)
Don't hire interior decorators who give blanket rules. If you want an interior decorator, they should listen to you and decorate your home the way you want it decorated.
And most importantly, interior decorators should also remember that people usually want to use things in their home. My blanket is not a center piece, but a comfy burritowrap I use when watching movies in the evening.
Exactly!! Amen!
Yep exactly
Why df would you hire an interior designer or decorator if you just want to do your thing? Do it yourself then. I don't get these people.
Not really
Those soft no texture blankets aren't "tacky" they are comfortable.
You dont have to display your blanket on the couch at all times. You can put it in a basket or whatever.
Id rather be super comfy than aesthetic when relaxing on my couch alone at night
yeah like... those textured, knitted ones are cool and all if you don't actually want to use them. but I'm gonna curl up in mine... my dogs are going to step on them... my cat is going to make biscuits on them... the textured ones aren't going to pretty in a week or two (trust me, I've tried)!
Yeah people forget that things have a purpose and aren’t just for the aesthetic
I LOVE nature based decor.
If I’m paying an interior designer she best not be going to home goods 😭
Interior Designers shop at Homegoods all the time. Their shopping carts are full! I’ve talked to many while shopping!
you mix low with high and you get one of a kind looks ! why spend $60 on a pillow when you can get something for $20 ?!
🤣🤣
Definitely can do it better by myself. HGTV’s Joanna Gaines went all the time.
I work in custom framing and sometimes a frame doesn’t call for a mat. I wouldn’t avoid any frame without a mat. Sometimes a mat can just be too much and your picture just needs a frame around it
As an interior designer, you should understand that people like what they like.
Title of the video “things I avoid as an interior decorator at home goods” what about this video made you feel defensive? Do you need a nap?
It's her video! It's her taste! Jeez
why does whenever someone makes a video like this there’s always a comment just like this too. she’s not telling anyone they have to follow her advice, she’s not saying it’s wrong to stay away from nature decor or stuff with letters, she’s simply giving her point of view of what would look best when decorating a home. if you want pillows without zippers knock yourself out bren.
And as a normal human being, you should be able to listen to words and interpret them accordingly
Ever just All Lives Matter a decorator talking about their taste in decorations?
That mushroom sculpture was beautiful
I agree.
It was!
I have a sign that says "relax". It inspires me everyday haha.
I think this "designer" need a relax sign!
I used to always make fun of signs with words on them, but then I found one that resonated with me that I wanted to be reminded of every day when I saw it, so I bought it. I know some people that see it probably think it’s stupid or that I’m a boomer, but I don’t care 🥰 and now I also don’t really mock those type of signs anymore because I get that maybe someone just felt like they needed some positivity on their walls, who am I to judge
Me too
@@maesams6212 sign besties😊
I’m not an interior designer and here’s my tip: never listen to interior designers. Ever. They are not the ones living in your home and usually lack genuine creativity and individualism. So make it yours and you’ll be so much happier. 😊
Way to put down an entire profession 🤦🏼♀️ A huge part of the interior designer's job is including clients'preference into overall design. To me personally as a residential designer, clients preference and individuality is more important than style by the book because they are the ones living in the home. I'm there to guide, come up with ideas and help to make sure that technical things line up.
If you have an attitude "never trust an interior designer and they lack creativity" then you will never hire one and that's great. No one wants a client with no respect.
@@alexandrrra5627 Read the room. Or stay mad. 🤷🏼♀️ I said what I said, and I still mean it. ✌🏻 😘
@@toniwines8819 bye meanie 😬😂
I'm a interior designer and I am a form follows function designer. I design for real life and my ideas have plenty of color and isn't dead looking. My sofa is teal and my pillows are lemon print on a adark shade of the sofa teal. I'm also trained in how to make a kitchen safe and functional. You've only seen boring design. If you've dug deeper into some good design you'd know not all interior designers are the same.
@@ah5721 Okay, girl. 👍🏻
I can’t imagine anyone creating my living environment other than myself. Thankful to be creative.
Because it’s important to chop your pillows.
😂😂
Was looking for this. She’s goofy if she thinks everyone chops pillows. 🙄😒
As an interior decorator, it is your job to give your customer what THEY want, not imposing a bunch of rules on their home because you don't approve.
I rolled my eyes so hard when she said that.
I am anti pillows on furniture. No way I am going to be spending my time with that chore. When I bought my sofa, I insisted they deduct the cost of the two matching throw pillows and that they keep them. 😂
That mushroom decor was so cute what are you talking about
That's the same thing I was thinking.
I would love it for my yard
It’s her personal opinion. She said what SHE would avoid
Ya I think she's wayyy off on the indoor nature stuff. Usually that stuff is pretty timeless compared to other decor. It might fall out of fashion temporarily but nature is forever and it will come back hard as a "vintage" piece.
😂😂😂 I picked up 2 of them before seeing this. So glad that others can appreciate them😅❤😂
Girl if she is your interior decorator, get ready for a house that looks like a hospital waiting room 🫤🫤
And being called poor cuz u don't want every blanket you have to be textured
@@goreandhoodies3626well i don’t think that was the purpose. I thought it was tips for decorating your house
@@goreandhoodies3626being cheap and poor are different. being poor and making smart financial decisions does not equal being cheap. actually most cases cheap people or things being cheap is synonymous with people who have money
😂😂😂 I'm dying 😭 🤣
I get the all beige or all grey vibe 😅
I think what we all need to avoid is copying everything we see on social media and choose what really represents yourself make your home cozy and beautiful with things that you love and shine like a diomond! ❤
I would love to have those wooden mushrooms in my house. I love cottage core type stuff. I want my house to be coated in plants and decorations like that
How about I buy what I like.
well said 😂
@@LaciRae I second this! 😂
“Things I (you see that I?) wouldn’t hug as a home decorator”
Literally
No
"chose textured blankets, they look less cheap" *points at something that looks like a three for a buck bath mat from wish*
😂 oh no you've made me ugly-laugh!
Thrift stores can be where it's at. Found a handstitched summer quilt for $20 and a massive crochet throw for $9 and they both look SO good in my space. Perhaps it's just because I know how long these things take to make by hand- how many hours and how much it'd cost to buy something like that from a fiber-artist, but I feel like they're expensive pieces I just managed to get at a steal.
@@gracemakeslaceYessss!!!! I'm at Goodwill just about every week just for the frames alone.
@@wolfe6220 yessss! Last month I found some frames with just black velvet in them and I'm making a lace triptych since it's a set of three and it'll grip the lace nicely.
The blankets she called cheap are the best kind. I’ll take my nice soft blankets over a rough “fancy” one any day
Omg! your likes your option! Everyone buy what you like make it your home not hers
At the end of day..Choose what y’all want in y’all’s houses and you don’t have to listen to her 🤷🏽♀️
Exactly 😂
I love it! “And you don’t have to listen to her”…😂😂😂👍🏼
No way?! Who would've thought
no one is saying you have to listen to her..........
This post is proof you can really rile the masses up...super easy
Don't let anyone else's likes and dislikes influence your choices. It's your home ..you pay a mortgage and/or rent. You do you! Influencers are just here to make money. Their opinions are not solid advice. Nor will their opinions determine YOUR worth.
PSA announcement:
*STOP CHOPPING YOUR PILLOWS*
Agreed. Pillow chopping is pretentious and ugly. Sincerely a interior designer.
Yes, looks so cheesy
Omg yes! It's so tacky!!
So tacky!!!! Can’t stand looking at a nice home and it looks like it’s filled with Chinese Fortune cookies!
What is pillow chopping?
You'll get my fuzzy fleece blankets out of my cold dead hands, hahaha
*warm 😂
But yes, same
That's exactly what I was thinking! If I see one of those I don't think it looks cheap, I think yesssssssssssss!! And then I go feel it. Those blankets are the best! Not a fan of textured ones at all.
Those textured or knitted blankets aren’t soft, I need my fuzzy soft blankets
all the comments are hating then i come across this one and i’m like ahhhh yes, same 😩
Her: “If it has any kind of soul, personality, or comfort value: avoid it.”
Got it.
You mean, like her... Got it!!😅
@@wolfe6220are you okay? You seem defensive.
You got a sigh that says live, love, pray don’t you
@@hernalexito I agree with them. I don't have that sign, but I do have an antique butterfly collection from almost 200 years ago in a glass frame that you'll have to pry from my cold dead hands.
I'm pretty sure the frame's not matted either...that breaks two of her little rules.
Lmao fr fr 😂
I agree with most of these as a interior designer except for chopping pillows. Chopping pillows just make pillows look sad and uncomfortable.
I like to add staues of realistic things in piles of the real thing to distract from the bodies hidden in the same room.
I love it when they're soft and pillowy❤
Or decorate your home however you please, because it’s your personal space & it should be personal to you. It’s not a show home, it’s your home :)
My thoughts exactly. Videos where people explain why they don't like something, baffle me. Especially when it comes to something creative that everyone interprets differently. If you don't like it that's fine, but don't act like your opinion is the only correct one.
@@arvayahrozier4402 Exactly! I’ve just moved into my first home, the stress is unreal. As of right now, I don’t care about matching pieces of furniture or colour schemes, it’s taken me the best part of 2 years to save £1,500 for flooring (I’m disabled & unable to work), other than everything I purchased new in my kitchen, & my bed / mattress, everything is second hand or thrifted, some of it matches, some of it doesn’t, & I couldn’t give a hoot! I have plans in my head of how I’d eventually like it in years to come & let’s just say it’s absolutely nothing like this lol! People should decorate to their own tastes. Moving is hard, expensive, & exhausting! I’m grateful for somewhere to sleep, comfortable couches, & a beautiful table to eat at.
Things I avoid are the opinions of others, especially when it comes to my personal style. 😂
Yet you came here and left a comment, which means the algorithm will serve you MORE videos like this.
I don't know about you, but I don't tend to go out of my way to talk about myself and how much I don't need the opinions of others on simple videos giving advice to anyone who would happen to want it and not even saying there are rules of interior design.
Exactly... 😂
Then *swipe on* my dear, swipe on!
I would look for this kind of advice/professional opinion if I was staging my home for sale, but not if I was decorating for myself.
@@yoyohayli it's a joke. Relax🤣🤣🤣
Style is a personal choice don’t let anyone tell you what’s right for you if you love it put it in your home
THAT'S YOUR TASTE. I NEVER NEEDED ANY IN "INFLUENCER" TO TELL ME HOW TO DECORATE MY HOME OR WHAT TO WEAR....AND I SURVIVED FOR THE LAST 80 YEARS.
BLESSINGS TO ALL MANKIND.
You should be able to decorate how YOU want. Some people want a lot of colours and plants and stuff and some people want everything grey, white and black. That’s fine. YOU should like it.
“A welcome sign? What are you, poor?”
This made me laugh 😂
Hey now! Cheap is the ultimate style! Brought to us, with inspiration, by inflation! Very posh and exclusive!
as someone who isn’t an interior decorator, do whatever makes you happy in your home, decorate YOUR space how YOU want.
The video isn’t about us. The video is about HER preferences..
@@East9211 omg thank you captain obvious! remind me again, what an interior decorators job is? oh right to ADVISE OTHERS on decorating their interiors. this video is clearly meant for others besides just herself.
@alexisgarcia5286 And she's giving HER opinion on what SHE likes vs. doesn't like. You decided that was worthy of making a snarky comment, then making another snarky reply to someone rightfully letting you know you're being unnecessarily snarky.
@@yoyohayliand you’re being snarky as well towards someone else’s completely valid opinion :)) an interior designer influencer making a video on their opinion is trying to influence others obviously people don’t need to follow that but you’re just being ignorant if you think this video is only about her
@@entirelybonkers8832ah you were so close! The first person so make a pleasant conversation negative is at issue. Feeling attacked by a home decor video is lacking emotional intelligence. I can’t imagine walking up to someone and picking a fight because they have different taste than I do and feeling defensive over mine. God forbid someone tells you guys what their favorite food is if it differs from yours. Smells like needing external validation desperately. Hope this helps.
As an interior decorator, please also keep your clients' medical issues in mind. I always go for the non-textured blankets as I have sensory issues and they feel better.
go three seconds without bringing up ‘sensory issues’ challenge
@@sweetembrace6706bro what
@@sweetembrace6706Ah yes, “Let’s just shove all the disabled people in the closet again since I’m tired of hearing them“
These are her opinions.. go start your own sensory issue interior design channel 😂
@@CrustyUgg it aint that deep pls thats just something to consider
The blankets she doesn't like feel so much softer than the ones she recommended. I'll take "cheap" and soft vs. just aesthetics.
You leave that artichoke decor alone, it was perfect. ❤
Totally all for the "literal in nature" stuff. My house may be tacky to others, but if it's my style I'm happy!
That's the most important. DON'T let anyone make you feel inferior in any way, for any reason.
same!!!
I like them, too. But I also like very kitschy things especially if they're macabre, and mushrooms are a popular motif for macabre decor
same! apparently I'm tacky but my animals will eat live plants so I have a lot of fake nature stuff.
What was so bad about the mushrooms?
idk what she said exactly but I think she just meant like fake nature things things that look like wood, but they actually aren’t or fake plants… I think the real thing is way better and not cheesy
I think a lot of it depends on context, for an interior piece those mushrooms would look a little out of place but in a garden I think they’d be good, depending on material.
found the person with mushrooms in their home
I have a sunroom filled with cute nicknacks and nature themed things along with random statues and old avon bottles and ceramic mushrooms old whiskey bottles you name it. If you like it you can make it look good. The only thing the lady in this video is doing is speaking about what the current trends are. That doesn’t mean they are for everyone tho. For people new to decorating it’s good advice because it encourages them to look for more intriguing pieces.
So, the cardinal rule of good taste is, "Nothing pretending to be something else." I would be willing to bet that those mushrooms are mass produced fake wood. That's just tacky, no matter what shape it is.
I would argue that the more purely decorative something is, the more unique it needs to be. If you bought something like that that someone carved by hand in the 70s at a flea market, cool. Buying mass produced "decorative accessories" from a box store, tacky. Tacky beyond tacky really.
Even if you buy a throw pillow without a removable cover, you can still put another cover on top of it. I have some Christmas pillows that I bought that didn't have a removable cover, and I'm still able to buy a similar sized pillow cover to throw over it and use it year round in neutral shades, or to use for other holidays. So don't write off a throw-pillow without a removable cover, you can always add you own cover over it!
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
i do the same thing. i bought the seasonal throw pillows for real cheap when on clearence and use them soley for inserts.
“Elevated” is the word of the year! Nobody talked that before. I think it looks more “elevated” filling up the frame & not a bunch of empty space. To each it’s own. Btw, my friend quit her career as Interior decorator bc even when she gave exactly what they wanted, they wanted something else. Have you ever had to deal w/that & how do you cope when you’ve done outstanding job & they’re disappointed?
“Don’t do this. Do what I recommend bc of my taste”
Man. Y’all roasted her ass 😂😂😂😂
She sort of deserved it. Even though it was titled as what "she" wouldn't buy....the whole video was telling other people what NOT to buy, even calling a plain fleece blanket "tacky"....when most people don't buy blankets as decor, they buy them to actually use. If you've got kids or pets, those textured blankets are a NIGHTMARE because they get snagged on every little thing and when you wash and dry them they get all lumpy and misshapen. As an interior designer...it's up to her to work WITH her clients style to create a space that is pleasing to THEM, not her. If she had simply said, this is what I like in my home....and not given a negative explanation as to why certain items aren't to be used if you want an "attractive" space according to her then people wouldn't be so bent out of shape about her video. But the title, and the actual content are two entirely different things and she's a crappy designer for suggesting anything as "tacky"....because people are different, like different things and that's perfectly OK.
I need that mushroom and those artichokes(?)
I loved the mushroom too.
They were succulents I think
@@Poopy35 Oh I thought they were artichokes too 😂
@@Poopy35they were def artichokes😅
Got the artichokes in my kitchen rn 😂 they look excellent 😂😂😂
Things I avoid are INTERIOR DECORATORS, period!
Yes exactly LOL
Yeah interior decoration is so subjective idk why it's even a major
As someone who is going into interior decorating I’m gonna agree with this sentiment here, and just rephrase it to “avoid bad interior decorators” a big part I have learnt with interior design is knowing when to sacrifice your own design sensibilities for the sake of the client it gives you more diversity in your portfolio and leads to more creative designs. Really your interior decorator should be working with you to help you find your own style and give you advice on what to buy so that you buy quality furniture that’ll last while matching your budget. I don’t agree with what she did here personally if I made this video I would say something along the lines of “my style as a interior designer at home goods” for a caption to make it more clear that this is personal opinions.
Edit: I will say that her current caption would’ve worked if she had just shown what brands and items at home goods are actually good. Cause home goods has some really good items and some that break in a couple months it can be very hit or miss and it can be very hard for a layman to tell the difference. I think if she had did that this video would’ve actually been extremely helpful
😂😂❤❤
Just say you don't have taste and leave.
You would lose your mind at the way I decorated my house 😂 all my decorations have been bought from yard sales or second hand stores. The only new thing I bought for my house in the last 6 years was the Christmas tree. I refuse to pay more than $5 for something that will sit on my shel FB for six weeks out of the year.
People that have to hire an "interior decorator", have more dollars than sense.
Don't forget guys there's people that literally do all these things just for fashion sake and not even be comfortable in their homes. Or can't relax in it. So do whatever you like❤
Wow this gave me bad vibes....anyone that doesn't like nature decor is a no for me....tells a lot about u....
Right?! Nature is awesome. How can you not like it??
Dude same, I happen to be the one buying said mushroom decor
bringing the outside to the inside has always been a decorators motto... 80% of my decor involves nature. i hate fashion rules and decor rules, DO YOUR THING, its your space.
Agree. She lost me there.
I think she’s saying avoid putting fake nature decor they just look tacky. That mushroom looks tacky because they didn’t even make it look real - it’s like you put effort but no follow through. And opt for real plants, who puts a fake artichoke on their console table? Oh right you guys. 😂
Protect those cheap soft cozy blankets at all cost!
YES
Can pull my "cheap" looking not textured blankets from my cold dead hands.
Oh wait their not cold because i got soft cozy blankets
I got rid of the throw pillows bcuz no one else ever tidies them but you and you do it all the time. I really liked that mushroom knick knack.
Interesting list . The frame thing is something many people do not think about at all, and that can definitely make a difference in the look of it . The word decor is almost always in seasonal decoration and not deserving of the disdain. The general word decor is a foundational part of certain styles so not really deserving of this list. The removable pillow covers do not make anything look more elevated , just possibly more efficient. The blanket thing definitely helps and is spot on in how it can really help elevate a look of a space, however very few are pet/children friendly , so there is a trade off there possibly. 😊
Looks like we found Kim Kardashian's interior decorator
LMFAO OMG the house tour interview is so fucking wild. She had the most fucked up sinks
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No kim k likes all white.
as a person with a mushroom tattoo and owns a wooden mushroom i loved the mushroom lmao
My influence is things that resemble nature, real nature so I would love those mushrooms
Eh, some nature is essential to good home design (see potted plants, cut flowers, etc.) but faux nature is tacky. The cardinal rule of good taste is, "nothing that pretends to be something else."
Moss wall? Gorgeous. Faux moss figurines? Okay for holiday decor to add texture to a display. Repulsive beyond that.
(I would also argue that the more purely decorative something is, The more unique it should be. Something like that that someone made by hand in the 70s from a flea market? Cool. Something like that from a box store? Tacky.)
No, get real nature like plants, not fake nature that "resembles" it
I liked the mushrooms as well. They had a good design, regardless if they were mass-produced.
@@dabigdikdangler well when your a plant killer like me that’s not possible
@@sarahallison3381 or when you have pets, lol. call me "tacky" but at least fake plants will make it longer than a few days and won't make my pets sick.
I WANT THOSE MUSHROOMS. 😂
My cats' claws just LOVE knitted and textured blankets! They look so ratty so fast...and yes I do trim their claws. If you're handy you can rip the seam of one edge of a throw pillow and stitch in an invisible zipper. Voila! Throw pillow to throw pillowcase.
1... you can buy mats for frames to "elevate" sometimes its worth buying the frame and mat seperately 2...throw pillows with removable covers are easier to wash 3....nature never goes out of style if you like the mushroom get it. Put a peice if drift wood out if you want....4.... blankets that are more textured are harder to keep pill free... decorating should also be functional and easy to care for as well as fitting lifestyles.
This is exactly why I will never pay somebody to style anything that I own
i can’t even imagine having her come over like she owned the place. what a nightmare.
@@LaciRaeare you okay? This 20 second furniture video seems to have you in a tizzy from all of your comments. Time to take a break.
@@CE98 did you just shame her for her comments when you made 30?
Remember to keep “cheap/plain” blankets for your neurodivergent friends. The texture on some blankets hurts my skin due to my neurological disorder:)
This is a single store. Pretty sure they’re not buying all the blankets in this one store.
@@brainfluidZ no no no I meant for in your home! But you totally don’t have to it was just a suggestion
I agree as someone on the spectrum texture makes me grind my teeth😬
Same!! I can't stand the textured ones, they just grate my skin 😢
yeah some of those textures literally don’t look friendly 😔
Buy those untextured plain velour blankets because they’re soft and super cozy to curl up in.
I'm currently snuggled up in a cheap IKEA plush throw... my dog is snuggled next to me... can't beat it!
Knit blankets are nice for when guests come over but not hear round, especially when your dogs steal them! Removable pillows cases are great though so you can clean them but also you can get pillow cases for multiple seasons and change them out without all the storage space
She is right about the pillows if you don’t have a huge amount of storage space. Cases you can switch out by season (and wash!) are much more practical.
A "f**k off" welcome mat is more than acceptable, in my opinion. Same for my crocheted pumpkins and unchoppable cushions. 😂
If it doesn’t look like nature I don’t want it.
I like naturalistic design too
💯👌🏻
I love the in nature look and plain blankets feel better on my skin. Decor is unique to each person and thoer personal tastes and preferences.
You can always get a mat for a frame. And you can choose the color, texture & size of the opening.
I agree on the pillows for practical purposes. The matte frames only look good with art in my opinion and if you want a high end look. The matte frames remind me of when I was studying art. The simple matte frame makes the art the main piece.
personally i think home style is something that should be unique, while you might think the matted frames look more elevated, i think the ones without look more sleek, while there are some parts in this video that discuss making things easier, a majority is just personal preference
This chick just called me cheap and tacky and 20 different ways 😂😂 I’m cackling
It’s always the girls with the slicked back bun and gold hoops 😂😂
That do what?
Mushrooms and nature in general always have my vote 🗳️
I think it depends on the person who's decorating their home. Those mushrooms are perfect for a fairy themed room, a sunroom (typically used for gardening), if you've got a cottagecore/fairycore/or adventurecore vibes going on. A dino themed room would be good too. Any decorations are fine to put in your home if you want them.
Interior design is up to the person. What may be nice to others may not be to you, and that’s fine. We’re supposed to be different 😊
“Ways to make everything everywhere look the same and get really sick of it eventually and then suddenly think the opposite of all this is now good looking”
Home decorating isn’t just about decorating it’s about making this space your space, decorate in your own unique way
I’m so thankful that you’ve just told me what to and what not to like. What would I have ever done without this unsolicited advice 😮
I would recommend folklore or reputation as an album for Taylor ! Two totally different vibes but I believe you will like those two styles the most ❤
That first blanket looks a lot more comfortable on my skin than the "prettier" knitted one
Please stop chopping pillows it's so ugly and alot of HIgh in interior disgners hate the trend as well, also you can add matting to alot of frames they sell online, and in stores
I’ve always hated chopping I don’t get it 🥴🥴
I just commented on this. I am an interior designer, myself and chopping pillows has been out of "style" for a long time now!
I literally just commemted on the same thing. I am an interior designer, myself and chopping pillows has been out of style as well as some of her other "tips" for a long time now 💯
I hate it so much. It looks so bad to me!
Sorry I’m out of the loop. What is chopping?
Why do we have to karate chop our pillows tho 😂
i’d rather not. it actually irritated me when she mentioned it. like a new pet peeve i didn’t even think to have unlocked.
You don't, and only people like her think that's a "real" thing to do. That literally is only ON tv and 98% of people hate that anyway!
REAL
A persons home is a reflection of them and their personality, they should make it the way they want, in any tasteful or tacky way they want. Point of fact, my plans of building a giant 40 ft. tall pink flamingo in my front yard are almost coming to fruition, just gotta put the mounts in and buy the last 10 feet of stainless steel tubing, it's gonna be epic!
Amazing. You're making my Wanda-from-Wishbone dreams come true! 🦩
A mat always enhances a picture. Good suggestions.
You can buy a mat for any frame that doesn't come with one. In fact it's probably better not to have the mat already in it. It's probably a cheap mat (not acid free, etc.) that could damage the art you put under it. Also, you will then be able to coordinate the mat, frame, and picture much more easily. Also, many of these may not have UV-proof glass. Another reason to go to a knowledgeable and reputable framer.
Ohhh is that what she meant .. I thought she was saying matte like a matte finish would be better 😅
I don’t and never follow interior decorators. I always follow what I want and what’s beautiful in my eyes.
Good for you. I can only imagine what your home looks like 🙄
Okay? Cool good for you. Then why are you here and why did you feel the need to comment on the video, implying you are annoyed at its bery existence?
Interior copier vs interior decorator. You are a decorator she is a copier nad is copying old trends that are extremely dated now.
I love those cheap blankets 😢 They are so much cozier imo
Agreed!!!
I came to the comments to say the same thing.
Right? The textured ones are either itchy or lumpy lol
@@samg6940 Or my pets claws snag on those textured ones.
Those "cheap" blankets sell out so quickly when I stock them. People actually love them!
Picture frame matting comes in different sizes. You can always add it to any frame you like.
I love incorporating nature in my home decor. Those mushrooms were cute. The artichoke, the only reason i dont like it is how hard would it be to clean dust off of it..