She is speaking TOO slowly, like a stroke victim. The normal speed is at x1.25 in settings. Try it. You don't have to drag your words out to sound calm and soothing.
@@evac.7762 oh my goodness, that's not good 😂 It's amazing that you say that because I'm usually told that I speak too fast so maybe I'm overcompensating!
Love this video. So many channels provide ideas for grand spaces (which most of us don't have). Finally... practical yet beautiful tips and inspiration for small spaces.
Beautiful visuals as well as practical advice, as always. However many small homes are in those new built condos, complete with metal doors, windows and standard height (I have one myself). I wonder whether picture moulding will work there? I’d love to see a video on how the aesthetic of this channel can apply to condos. I think there is a real gap in the market for condo design in European setting.
It absolutely can. In fact the foyer and nook with an antique table I showed in the video are from a condo. Typical condo windows are doors are nondescript and will almost recede visually when you apply a more traditional, elegant aesthetic to the walls. Here's another example of how molding/panelling (and a fabulous mural!) can work beautifully in a condo: instagram.com/p/Ck4CUQxJI6T/?img_index=1
so elegant yet not stuffy or predictable beautiful. Im lucky enough to have floor to ceiling built ins, but they always look cluttered or bare. especially if I use different color things 🤥
The verbal information is relevant but the visual examples clash. It is obvious that the rooms are large. For example low ceilings will not have chandeliers. The den is large - built in with floor to ceiling 6 shelves per column. Where you film from is not a small space so refrain from using it as a visual representation. As mentioned, your verbal presentation is solid but incongruent with the selection of visual examples.
My living room is small but the ceiling is high - into to V-shaped ceiling. Ive tried so many ways of "lowering" ceiling. The high ceiling definitely gives the illusion of space - decorating it on a budget is a nightmare. I'd welcome any suggestions.
Thanks so much for your kind words, Rosemarie. So glad you're enjoying my channels. I won't run another Magazine-Worthy class until next spring but I will run my Styling Masterclass in the fall.
Very good, intelligent and well thought advice, not limited to american or european criteria nor mere temporary fashions that would smack of nouveau riche and probably would be dated in no time. If one collects art, persian rugs, or designer furniture, those pieces should be given priority and must be listened to, as they will hang or place themselves where they can be better appreciated, complementing each other. On a generous coffee table, a small blooming plant may lend it humble warmth among other more elegant or expensive pieces…
Finally tips for ACTUAL small spaces, i was getting tired of those american video's that consider 5x5 meter small and give useless/ ''obvious advice'' like using multi purpose furniture. You actual gave advice i didnt thought off myself! thank you for this video
Oh thank you so much, so glad you think so. I am a big fan of ASMR myself but I think I'll leave it to all the amazing creators that are already doing such a great job ❤
Very confusing video. I love the videos that seamlessly show one sample photo after another showcasing what you are talking about. This one has the camera on yourself more than the style, samples you are taking about.
@@kellyhopterinteriors Another way of saying it would be - your examples were beautiful! Would love to see even more of them included in your very helpful videos!
Why does every post, reel, article, have to say "elevate" all of a sudden? Y'all sure jumped on that bandwagon. For creative people, you would think there would be some variety. But nope, it's elevate this, elevate that. And then the skinny faux olive tree stuck in a too-small pot in a corner - as if there is a decorators' law that you have to have one.
I collect flowers from the garden & put them in a vase in the main, social room. Other rooms that aren't used as often, I store dried flowers in a garbage bag in a cupboard so that they don't get full of dust. Sometimes I'll use a gentle fragrance oil & let it soak in so that they become potpourri. Built-ins with very few shelves are great for storage (because no one wants to waste so much time moving & dusting a lot of knick knacks).
I love it that you are soft spoken. It's so rare.
thanks so much, so glad you enjoy this style of video.
It is not ‘rare’
Rare? 😂. It really isn’t.
She is speaking TOO slowly, like a stroke victim. The normal speed is at x1.25 in settings. Try it. You don't have to drag your words out to sound calm and soothing.
@@evac.7762 oh my goodness, that's not good 😂 It's amazing that you say that because I'm usually told that I speak too fast so maybe I'm overcompensating!
Love this video. So many channels provide ideas for grand spaces (which most of us don't have). Finally... practical yet beautiful tips and inspiration for small spaces.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful - thanks so much for letting me know.
Thank you for allowing time to view the contents of each photo. Often videos do not give time to absorb examples.
so glad you enjoyed the pace of the video!
Beautiful visuals as well as practical advice, as always. However many small homes are in those new built condos, complete with metal doors, windows and standard height (I have one myself). I wonder whether picture moulding will work there? I’d love to see a video on how the aesthetic of this channel can apply to condos. I think there is a real gap in the market for condo design in European setting.
It absolutely can. In fact the foyer and nook with an antique table I showed in the video are from a condo. Typical condo windows are doors are nondescript and will almost recede visually when you apply a more traditional, elegant aesthetic to the walls. Here's another example of how molding/panelling (and a fabulous mural!) can work beautifully in a condo: instagram.com/p/Ck4CUQxJI6T/?img_index=1
I was distracted by the lady holding her shades the entire time
so elegant yet not stuffy or predictable beautiful. Im lucky enough to have floor to ceiling built ins, but they always look cluttered or bare. especially if I use different color things 🤥
Thank you so much, so glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, styling builtins can be a bit tricky - I typically stick to a limited color palette.
such great advice thank you for this video! I love the examples you are showing.
Oh I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!
Love your advice; thank you so much!
I'm so glad to hear that, thanks so much for watching!
Well done, and Iike the calm softness of your voice.
Thanks very much Lydia, so glad you enjoyed it.
Great video and beautiful examples which are easy to follow.
thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed it.
Yes. Soft spoken. A good mimic of Jackie Kennedy.
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The verbal information is relevant but the visual examples clash.
It is obvious that the rooms are large.
For example low ceilings will not have chandeliers.
The den is large - built in with floor to ceiling 6 shelves per column.
Where you film from is not a small space so refrain from using it as a visual representation.
As mentioned, your verbal presentation is solid but incongruent with the selection of visual examples.
My living room is small but the ceiling is high - into to V-shaped ceiling.
Ive tried so many ways of "lowering" ceiling.
The high ceiling definitely gives the illusion of space - decorating it on a budget is a nightmare.
I'd welcome any suggestions.
The art shown at 2: 57 with the trees and sky is amazing! Strong and beautiful and free and intricate. Love it!
Good designer tricks!
So glad you love it. If you're ever interested, it's from our shop: kellyhopterdecor.com/collections/new-artwork/products/fresco-di-campagna-i
Beautiful work and philosophy, thank you so much!
thanks so much for watching, so glad you enjoyed it!
I love your advice for small spaces. The pictures you presented showed that a small space can really be elegant.
so glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching!
Just found your IG and YouTue channel ....I love everything ! Will you do another Magazine worthy class in the future?
Thanks so much for your kind words, Rosemarie. So glad you're enjoying my channels. I won't run another Magazine-Worthy class until next spring but I will run my Styling Masterclass in the fall.
Very good, intelligent and well thought advice, not limited to american or european criteria nor mere temporary fashions that would smack of nouveau riche and probably would be dated in no time.
If one collects art, persian rugs, or designer furniture, those pieces should be given priority and must be listened to, as they will hang or place themselves where they can be better appreciated, complementing each other. On a generous coffee table, a small blooming plant may lend it humble warmth among other more elegant or expensive pieces…
Thanks very much for your very thoughtful commentary.
Maybe you should also consider “elevating” your looks. You lack any efforts in that department
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment. I always say we need more kindness in this world.
love love love all the tips you are giving. Thanks!
Of wonderful, so glad to hear that. Thanks so much for watching.
Love all the tips, thank you. They make a lot of practical sense that represent stylish elegance. Key is intentional.
So glad you enjoyed the video, thanks very much for watching.
Love your idea and the art, looks expensive.
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Finally tips for ACTUAL small spaces, i was getting tired of those american video's that consider 5x5 meter small and give useless/ ''obvious advice'' like using multi purpose furniture. You actual gave advice i didnt thought off myself! thank you for this video
I'm so glad you found it valuable. Thanks so much for watching.
Great tips, but worth it just for her voice.
aww thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed it.
She whispers the last word of every sentence.
A wonderfully curated video filled with loads of thoughtful tips. Thank you, Kelly.
Oh I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Amelia. Thanks so much for your lovely feedback.
Soft spoken with kids interesting
Love your video and content. Have you ever considered making ASMR videos? You have a lovely soft voice
Oh thank you so much, so glad you think so. I am a big fan of ASMR myself but I think I'll leave it to all the amazing creators that are already doing such a great job ❤
Very confusing video. I love the videos that seamlessly show one sample photo after another showcasing what you are talking about. This one has the camera on yourself more than the style, samples you are taking about.
Thank you for your feedback Roxanne. Enjoy the videos that you prefer.
@@kellyhopterinteriors Another way of saying it would be - your examples were beautiful! Would love to see even more of them included in your very helpful videos!
I prefer a small room
I learned so much in this small clip than all the others I have ever seen
Oh I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks very much for watching.
❤love the videos
thanks so much for watching!
Great content, thanks for all you do😊
So glad you enjoyed it, thank you very much for watching.
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Why does every post, reel, article, have to say "elevate" all of a sudden? Y'all sure jumped on that bandwagon. For creative people, you would think there would be some variety. But nope, it's elevate this, elevate that. And then the skinny faux olive tree stuck in a too-small pot in a corner - as if there is a decorators' law that you have to have one.
I collect flowers from the garden & put them in a vase in the main, social room.
Other rooms that aren't used as often, I store dried flowers in a garbage bag in a cupboard so that they don't get full of dust.
Sometimes I'll use a gentle fragrance oil & let it soak in so that they become potpourri.
Built-ins with very few shelves are great for storage (because no one wants to waste so much time moving & dusting a lot of knick knacks).
All these sound like great tips, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for you stylish and practical décor advice🇦🇺🦘🐨
thank you very much for watching.