Ekaterina 🤔I think it depends. it’s more about bringing the 2D floor plan principle (used by architects, interior designers/decorators) to a real-life scale. I mean, if you wanted 3D, then u COULD technically create card board rectangles/squares that have approximate dimensions of a specific furniture piece, but that’s only if you needed an idea of how much vertical space would be utilized. Sometimes, you only need the 2D though...which is what this technique is useful for! This technique would be great for people who are trying to estimate if their new French door refrigerator will actually fit nicely within their 750 sq foot apartment. Since it’s a refrigerator, you already KNOW that it will take up a certain amount of vertical space, but maybe you just need to see if the door swing of the new fridge will collide with adjacent counters or the door swing of the stove (door swing and product dimensions are typically listed on websites of the big box stores). Maybe you don’t have any cabinets over the fridge space & don’t have to worry about getting it through small doorways, so creating a 3D model would possibly be a waste of paper/cardboard. Certain things can be inferred, depending on one’s own spatial reasoning skills. I personally think this is a good technique for people who like to be informed buyers. I would I hate to spend $900 on a fridge plus $200 shipping, then have the thing wheeled into my top floor apartment just to find out that when I put it in the desired spot of the kitchen, the door will potentially get banged up over time because one of the doors is too close to the countertop. 😅😁 but you can definitely estimate door swing and certain aspects about sq footage when using this 2D technique.
Ack, I almost liked the video based on the introduction of Shai, alone. Hah! I ended up watching the entire video though. His tips are always very useful.
Forget furniture - for bedroom buy a carpet n throw a mattress n pilow..!! For living room ..carpet n pillows !! Its not mandatory to ve furnitures ..its all in mind thinking about status prestige ..!! Get small plants for decor !!
@@andrews4596 So people in Africa live in "bad uncivilized cultures"? Africans are the ones that went to Europe and pulled those Europeans from the caves they were living in, stopped them from eating raw meat, taught them about proper hygiene, etc. Stop being racist. Everything you typed was totally uncalled for. You have no couth. And I don't even know where "Moslem" is, so I won't address that at all.
I thank you for the designing ideas, you look lovely and your clothes are fine. Don’t know anything about wigs but again you look AOK.... I’d love to see what the “nay sayers” look like. Some people are just negative... IGNORE....
Lol. Wow...funny you should mention "wigs"...are you talking about the host? The moment they did a close up on her (and subsequent close ups), I said that she should fire the person who put that wig/extensions on her head. Yep, I'm a "naysayer" who knows that when a wig *looks* like a wig -- whether it's on my own head or not _(but that wouldn't be the point anyway...)_ -- then it's not a good wig...
@@rachybaby72 Exactly....anyone can see improvement is needed - presentation is everything. Her personality is terrific that is why I shared her video. Every one I shared with stated the same....what is going on with " her look". That is the problem now people giving compliments and encouraging a horrible look- everybody doesn't get a trophy.
@@vanessalowe3819 Thank you! I don't watch CityLine regularly. I fact, I barely watch it (I was an avid watcher back in the Dini Petty days), so Tracey's hair "changes" are especially noticeable when I do watch clips from one month/year to the next.
T Great ideas, although the room looked overcrowded. There wasn't a lot of space remaining for path of travel, or to really even turn about in the space once the furniture was laid out. How would this accommodate larger persons, or someone wearing a flowing gown (tangled up on the corners of those tables) ... now that would have been a good challenge question to answer. This is why some of us architects, at times, battle with interior desecrators (interior decorators). They don't plan for scale and ease of access. It's as if they don't have a concept for spatial relations beyond paint and pillow tossing. Oversized furniture is not the answer.
you really want 4 of those dinky tables grouped together? looks cool as a cutout, but look at the actual piece of furniture. good idea though, maybe this was just a bad example
I think you need better wigs. They are too thick and bulky on top. It makes them look really fake. I wear wigs too so I know what I'm talking about. Less density on top. Make your corn rows underneath thinner
Really neat way to visualize/ play with different layouts.
I really liked the idea of bench being coffee table 😍. First time seeing
Well done! My instinct with a small room would be to put a dinky little couch but the big couch looks so baller and luxe
Hi!!! Could you do a video on how to decorate with an L shape sofa?
Wow using paper cut outs makes things WAY easier to brainstorm
But it's not the same as moving actual furniture as it's not 3D!
Ekaterina truth plus it isn’t the same size as the actual furniture so you wouldn’t be able to see if everyone thing fits
Ekaterina 🤔I think it depends. it’s more about bringing the 2D floor plan principle (used by architects, interior designers/decorators) to a real-life scale. I mean, if you wanted 3D, then u COULD technically create card board rectangles/squares that have approximate dimensions of a specific furniture piece, but that’s only if you needed an idea of how much vertical space would be utilized. Sometimes, you only need the 2D though...which is what this technique is useful for! This technique would be great for people who are trying to estimate if their new French door refrigerator will actually fit nicely within their 750 sq foot apartment. Since it’s a refrigerator, you already KNOW that it will take up a certain amount of vertical space, but maybe you just need to see if the door swing of the new fridge will collide with adjacent counters or the door swing of the stove (door swing and product dimensions are typically listed on websites of the big box stores). Maybe you don’t have any cabinets over the fridge space & don’t have to worry about getting it through small doorways, so creating a 3D model would possibly be a waste of paper/cardboard. Certain things can be inferred, depending on one’s own spatial reasoning skills. I personally think this is a good technique for people who like to be informed buyers. I would I hate to spend $900 on a fridge plus $200 shipping, then have the thing wheeled into my top floor apartment just to find out that when I put it in the desired spot of the kitchen, the door will potentially get banged up over time because one of the doors is too close to the countertop. 😅😁 but you can definitely estimate door swing and certain aspects about sq footage when using this 2D technique.
Totally enjoyed this. Thanks for the tips.
Ack, I almost liked the video based on the introduction of Shai, alone. Hah! I ended up watching the entire video though. His tips are always very useful.
Love the show. Great tips! Thanks.
Where is the storage?
Why are some people commenting on the host’s outfit and hair? Focus on the show. What she wears and her hair is none of our business.
Why is he wearing tights?
@@azabujuban-hito-dake Why are you even here??
@@newheaven5146 bish why are YOU even here
@@azabujuban-hito-dake you took this words out of my mouth! Exactly! Men wore tights during Robin Hood times, so he's just going back in time.
She's so amazing.
I love this, very chic and modern looking.
I love this!
Great ideas! 😍
Such a great idea
I'm having such a hard time to furnish my living room, is those weird rectangular, small window, mexican Infonavit house... Damn ☹️
Forget furniture - for bedroom buy a carpet n throw a mattress n pilow..!!
For living room ..carpet n pillows !!
Its not mandatory to ve furnitures ..its all in mind thinking about status prestige ..!! Get small plants for decor !!
It might work in bad cultures like Africa or Moslem nomads, but not in civilised countries
@@andrews4596
So people in Africa live in "bad uncivilized cultures"? Africans are the ones that went to Europe and pulled those Europeans from the caves they were living in, stopped them from eating raw meat, taught them about proper hygiene, etc.
Stop being racist. Everything you typed was totally uncalled for. You have no couth. And I don't even know where "Moslem" is, so I won't address that at all.
He’s a good host...
I think most people would start with where the TV connection is....
Me encantan las sugerencias de decoracion y cómo se puede ver el área hermosa si sabes como acomodar los muebles 😚
Q
Loved this.
Great ideas! Love Tracy’s outfit! 👍🏼
Tracy looks so good :)
Brilliant!
Am I the only one that thinks that the two nesting table makes the room too closed up?!
Fabulous! 😉🤗🌹💖💖🎉
You are amazing.
Good times!
This guy is magician
I thank you for the designing ideas, you look lovely and your clothes are fine. Don’t know anything about wigs but again you look AOK.... I’d love to see what the “nay sayers” look like. Some people are just negative... IGNORE....
Looking damn good, without the benefit of a team of 'stylists' and the huge budget. That's the irony here.
Lol. Wow...funny you should mention "wigs"...are you talking about the host? The moment they did a close up on her (and subsequent close ups), I said that she should fire the person who put that wig/extensions on her head.
Yep, I'm a "naysayer" who knows that when a wig *looks* like a wig -- whether it's on my own head or not _(but that wouldn't be the point anyway...)_ -- then it's not a good wig...
@@margmotts5332 You don't need a huge budget or team of stylists to have a decent wig put on decently...
@@rachybaby72 Exactly....anyone can see improvement is needed - presentation is everything. Her personality is terrific that is why I shared her video.
Every one I shared with stated the same....what is going on with " her look".
That is the problem now people giving compliments and encouraging a horrible look- everybody doesn't get a trophy.
@@vanessalowe3819 Thank you! I don't watch CityLine regularly. I fact, I barely watch it (I was an avid watcher back in the Dini Petty days), so Tracey's hair "changes" are especially noticeable when I do watch clips from one month/year to the next.
Nice
I love it
T
Great ideas, although the room looked overcrowded. There wasn't a lot of space remaining for path of travel, or to really even turn about in the space once the furniture was laid out. How would this accommodate larger persons, or someone wearing a flowing gown (tangled up on the corners of those tables) ... now that would have been a good challenge question to answer.
This is why some of us architects, at times, battle with interior desecrators (interior decorators). They don't plan for scale and ease of access. It's as if they don't have a concept for spatial relations beyond paint and pillow tossing. Oversized furniture is not the answer.
Im sister shook!!!😲🤯😲🤯love it!
سلام چطوری؟ اینا چی میگن؟
The last 100 square foot room looks more like a college dorm room than a celebrity green room to me...
This really is too small. Great design, but for a living room this is tiny.
lol you clearly don't live in a condo
you really want 4 of those dinky tables grouped together? looks cool as a cutout, but look at the actual piece of furniture. good idea though, maybe this was just a bad example
Trace fold ur blazer up at the wrist to make it look more not put together. Who is her stylist🤔
Why is he wearing tights?
Who is this
why do people call them selves interior designers AND SHOP everything At IKEA
Also terrible outfit and makeup. You are a great host and fun to watch tho. Fire your stylist
I think you need better wigs. They are too thick and bulky on top. It makes them look really fake. I wear wigs too so I know what I'm talking about. Less density on top. Make your corn rows underneath thinner
You are a hater sheesh 🙄.. stay focused on the point of the video 🤦🏾♀️
Love this!