Some of these unnecessarily mean comments show how miserable your lives are. Don’t like it don’t watch it. I’ll continue to appreciate her positive personality, and use the tips that speak to ME.
Modern Art will always have it's place & enthusiasts...but so will softer more Impressionistic renditions. One is NOT necessarily more "LUXE" than the other. As an example, ithe Guest bedroom make-over hightlighted by V several weeks ago would have been better served, in my humble opinion, by softer artwork more conducive to a restful enviornment rather than the harsh black/white pieces that had been seen/used in previous projects.
I love large decorator books! I have many of them, but I buy them only if I like the content. I see too many videos where the cover seems to be the only reason for the purchase. I like that you display the inside of the book as well, and show us some really great books. I’ve also seen where the decor seems to make the piece of furniture unusable for the purpose it was meant for. For example, a bench in the entryway with so much decor on it that you cannot sit on it. I have trouble with so many beautiful things that I get to a point where I say, I have to eliminate and simplify. Anyway, I adore your style. Mine is more like Amber Lewis, but I have bought so many items that you’ve recommended and I’m really happy about it.
I hope you read this and answer my question because it's driving me crazy that I don't know the answer! I've posted this question numerous times on your videos @House of Valentina, but you've never answered. Maybe this time you could? You clearly have a style that you love, and that's great. I remember when you did a makeover in your daughter's room and she wanted a different plant hanger in her window than you, and you said it was too "boho," so you put in what You wanted instead. Don't you feel she should build her style because she is an individual? That brings me to my question: If I were to hire you as my decorator, would you be open to decorating my home in my style, or do you only work with clients who share the same style as you? It's a serious question. I've wondered about how decorators handle this for years! Looking forward to your answer!
Most designers have a “style” in which they work. Just look at her jobs and you’ll see her home replicated somewhat. If you are in need of a designer then interview several to see of their styles are in line with your likes. I would never hire V, way too blah (I need color) for me but I enjoy her vids.
As someone who has a degree in interior design, I work with the clients personal style but upgrade the overall look. It should never be a designers style in someone else's home, but should feel like their home, only better.That's my personal feeling.
@deeannaschutz4049 That's how it should be! Thank you for answering my question! There's another interior designer on UA-cam that I watch, Lisa Holt, and from what I've seen of her work, it's all different, but it has her touch.
I agree with your ideas. Especially about bedding. I love a well made and tailored bed. A tip I got from a bedding store styler is to place a size larger duvet inside the duvet cover for that fluffy, full look. For example, a king size duvet inside a queen size duvet cover. It makes such a difference.
What would you suggest to put inside a King? I have a fairly lg insert now, I was thinking about adding a smaller King insert. I believe this would make exactly the Look we're speaking of?! Your opinion would help!?!! Thank you 🤗
It’s always a pleasure for me to watch your videos. I’m such a fan and consider you my personal 19:51 designer. I’m the only one woman in my friends’ circle who loves and has great luck with orchids. Thank you for including them in the luxury category!
I wholeheartedly agree about the Glade plug ins, they all smell the same, they don’t smell very good, and most trigger our breathing issues. We tried using Nest wall diffuser (which I love) but DH couldn’t handle it. I finally found something that works for us, and it’s the plug in refills from Target’s Everspring green collection. The Everspring refills fit into both the Glade and Airwick warmers. The scents that I prefer are the Lavender Bergamot and Cedar Balsam. The throw isn’t very strong, yet it adds just enough (non chemically) fragrance to be pleasant. Target’s Rustic Palo Santo candles pair very well with Everspring’s Cedar Balsam. It makes our house smell warm and inviting. I love watching your segments!! I get lots of inspiration from you!!
God I agree about the bedding!! I went on Amazon looked up like hotel white! And it was great! Got a great linen comforter from H&M in taupe! Some silk ( and cheap ) pillow cases in a teal…for a pop of color…love your advice!! You can do Luxe on a budget!! And H&M omg has THE best home sales
I agree that fragrance makes a big difference in how one experiences a space. I addition to the candles I would add that I love to have a nicely scented hand soap in the bathroom. By the way, I love the font that you are using in this video. 😃
@@trulylovely985 I don’t have a specific favourite. I usually go somewhere like Home Sense and sniff pretty much every one until I find one I like. 🤪 I don’t spend more than $15 in general. My most recent one was Tobacco Moss from a local Canadian company. I tend to like woodsy more than floral scents. A super budget friendly one that I will grab from the drug store in a pinch is Sea Salt by Method.
Great ideas. I’d like more help with bed styling. After 4 trips to Switzerland in 6 years, we are sold on their bedding method. I just want to make it look chic in my home. I think the throw across the bottom of the bed is key. I need to figure out the size for that and I’ve never seen it anywhere. Obviously any king sized blanket would be far too bulky
I have been subscribed to your channel for almost two years and got a lot of wonderful ideas. I do appreciate it. But, I am wondering if you could consider some of your sofas and rugs recommendations.
Hi Valentina, could you do a video on mixing different furniture finishes, especially for the bedroom. I don't want all my furniture to match. I have burlwood night stands and want to add a dresser and console but not sure what color to use and what type of material. Considering shagreen dresser but not sure it if will go with burlwood.
Obviously, if we are talking about books to lay out on the coffee table, yes, large books with exciting and inviting graphics, high-quality paper etc. are the way to go. However, that said, I think there is a way to do even large quantities of not necessarily large books in a luxurious manner. It is probably a finance- and time-intensive project, but when I have the necessary ducks in a row to make it happen, what I plan to do is first of all, figure out how many shelf feet / meters of each size of book I actually need, double it, and then throw that info into a computer The computer would be instructed to divide up the total shelf space for each size randomly and come up with designs that fit into a rectangular space of ca. 103 in. (2.61 m) height, and also to leave random spaces in the design, which would be lined with jewel-toned autumnal colors and then filled, say, with little lamps or sculptures or plants or whatever. Of course, other more creative designs would be possible if I had the floor space available, but for one thing, I'm not likely to in the foreseeable future, and even if I did, I'd be tempted to put such things as trees, water features and fanciful cat furniture in my space, so I'd probably go with a generally rectangular overall shape. When my selected design was built, I would then place the books on the shelves, with each shelf only half full, and then add lamps, plants, sculptures etc. Additionally, since I don't currently own my own place, I would have the shelving unit constructed in a modular manner (i.e. as a set of box modules) so that I don't have to remove the books from the shelves. All I have to do is detach the modules from each other, insert packing material, and move each module as is. Then, of course, upon arrival at my new abode, I would reassemble the shelves.
Hello Valentina! Love your videos, style and high energy! Can you please link your lanterns by the fireplace that sit behind you. I love them both so much! Thank you for you!
I recently read an article about a homeowner who had those plug-ins, and it just about killed their cat. The cat was obviously allergic. It was shutting down, it wouldn’t eat, it wouldn’t move and they knew it was dying and as last ditch effort, they opened the windows, took everything scented out. The very next day the cat started feeling, much better and gradually was back to itself. Just a cautious reminder, after all it’s more chemical! PS. The vet didn’t find anything wrong, so that’s why they looked around their home.
I incorporate all of her tips with the exception of only using abstract art. While I do have a few pieces of abstract, old world ornate landscape art in chunky builder frames has always been my true love. So I mix them up.
I can’t have live plants, we spend weeks at a second home in the mountains. I am always looking for good options. Artificial plants look artificial. I don’t use candles do to the waste of containers, but defusers yes!! 🤔🤔🤔
Never seen so many snarky comments🤮. Some valid points but the delivery makes all the difference as to whether they will be considered or just ignored.
Ok, as a custom framer and someone who has a degree in interior design have to stop right here. 'Abstract' art does not necessarily upgrade a a space. It's how an item or picture is framed and the item itself. Not all art is lux, but a a good print or even poster print can look very lux when done correctly.
I think we all have different definitions of Luxury home decor. I have enjoyed watching your videos but now just seems very repetitive. That’s fine, I’m sure you have new subscribers that are clueless on decorating. For now I’ll just take a break.
I can vouch for the diffusers-I get loads of compliments whenever people come over. Question: would it look strange for a pair of velvet curtains in a room with no other velvet in it? I really want a set of emerald green ones for my room.
I’m so adverse to certain scents….they can make me nauseated. I can’t walk into Yankee candle 🤢even many of the ones you mention from Target I dislike. When I find something I can tolerate I’ll grab it.
The duvet is a thinner material that buttons over or zips over your comforter to keep it clean. My tip is to buy a size smaller duvet than what your comforter is to make it more luxe. Have a queen comforter, put it inside a full size duvet. The duvet is easily removable and washable, so the comforter can be washed less.
Calling HomeGoods and Amazon "high end" is delusional, right? This channel is a riot. The abstract "art" behind her looks like a mass-produced, made in China version of a failed craft project.
@louisebaker3793 Did she state Homegoods and Amazon were high-end? I think she stated you can get reasonably priced sculptures from there without the high-end Arhuas or RH prices.
OMG, not the large coffee table books, again. I watch many of your videos and I heard the about the large books a hundred times. Your are making the same video over and over again. We need NEW information or I guess I'm going to stop watching tour videos. Enough is enough, already,🤔
I hope Valentina would care if you watched or not, especially since I think there's some validity to your comment. I have watched her channel for a long time now, and there are several decorating themes that have become a little stale, such as books, pillows, throws, and candles. Valentina has a lot of talent and Jack is a delight, but I think they've gotten into a little bit of a rut. I suspect that they have become so busy and successful (good for them) that they have less time to devote to their youtube videos.
I get what you’re saying. Personally, as a newer subscriber I obviously don’t mind the repeats so I don’t have to go back. But I watch for the good ideas and because she’s funny. I enjoy interior decorating and it’s a creative outlet for me but there are more important things in life☀️😊
After watching many, many many interior design videos from several channels, you begin to see a repeat of advice. Because, there comes a point where they are running out of NEW things. There is nothing new to say about coffee tables, window treatments, bookshelves, bedding or walls. Looks like you need a break from design channels. 😊
Love your style and your ideas but please tone down on that over energetic giggly speech and I have actually stopped watching most of your videos because of all that awkward giggly banter. Not everything needs to be fun and funny and high energy.
Some people are just like that. It can be they’re just in a good mood and enjoying life, or it’s a nervous laugh, or maybe she’s just a good person? I have a cousin that giggles like that almost after everything she says. My cousins giggling is genuine. My cousin went through abuse though and now after getting out of that situation, she’s just happy and everything fills her heart with joy… like literally everything. V’s laugh isn’t for everyone but it definitely doesn’t bother me. Don’t tell someone to tone down their shine because you never know what they survived and why they smile and laugh so much.
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Some of these unnecessarily mean comments show how miserable your lives are. Don’t like it don’t watch it. I’ll continue to appreciate her positive personality, and use the tips that speak to ME.
Modern Art will always have it's place & enthusiasts...but so will softer more Impressionistic renditions.
One is NOT necessarily more "LUXE" than the other. As an example, ithe Guest bedroom make-over hightlighted by V several weeks ago would have been better served, in my humble opinion, by softer artwork more conducive to a restful enviornment rather than the harsh black/white pieces that had been seen/used in previous projects.
Agree, I thought that artwork actually downgraded the lux look. Everything else looked beautiful!
Can I make a humble suggestion to add to your home? Your lanterns by the fireplace would pop with white pillar candles in them! 😉💕
I agree, those lanterns will look fabulous with white candles😊
Abstract art is an immediate YES for me. 🤗
Orchids, peonies, and tulips are my favorites ❤
I love large decorator books! I have many of them, but I buy them only if I like the content. I see too many videos where the cover seems to be the only reason for the purchase. I like that you display the inside of the book as well, and show us some really great books. I’ve also seen where the decor seems to make the piece of furniture unusable for the purpose it was meant for. For example, a bench in the entryway with so much decor on it that you cannot sit on it. I have trouble with so many beautiful things that I get to a point where I say, I have to eliminate and simplify. Anyway, I adore your style. Mine is more like Amber Lewis, but I have bought so many items that you’ve recommended and I’m really happy about it.
I hope you read this and answer my question because it's driving me crazy that I don't know the answer! I've posted this question numerous times on your videos @House of Valentina, but you've never answered. Maybe this time you could? You clearly have a style that you love, and that's great. I remember when you did a makeover in your daughter's room and she wanted a different plant hanger in her window than you, and you said it was too "boho," so you put in what You wanted instead. Don't you feel she should build her style because she is an individual? That brings me to my question: If I were to hire you as my decorator, would you be open to decorating my home in my style, or do you only work with clients who share the same style as you? It's a serious question. I've wondered about how decorators handle this for years! Looking forward to your answer!
Most designers have a “style” in which they work. Just look at her jobs and you’ll see her home replicated somewhat. If you are in need of a designer then interview several to see of their styles are in line with your likes. I would never hire V, way too blah (I need color) for me but I enjoy her vids.
As someone who has a degree in interior design, I work with the clients personal style but upgrade the overall look. It should never be a designers style in someone else's home, but should feel like their home, only better.That's my personal feeling.
@LuluC59 I agree! I need color, some antiques, and pieces I treasure that you would never find on Amazon!
@deeannaschutz4049 That's how it should be! Thank you for answering my question! There's another interior designer on UA-cam that I watch, Lisa Holt, and from what I've seen of her work, it's all different, but it has her touch.
I so agree on the smell. I hate those syntetic candles.
I agree on the rest as well.
I agree with your ideas. Especially about bedding. I love a well made and tailored bed. A tip I got from a bedding store styler is to place a size larger duvet inside the duvet cover for that fluffy, full look. For example, a king size duvet inside a queen size duvet cover. It makes such a difference.
Ohh cool I always did the opposite lol I was worried if too big it would keep opening
Ha
What would you suggest to put inside a King? I have a fairly lg insert now, I was thinking about adding a smaller King insert. I believe this would make exactly the Look we're speaking of?! Your opinion would help!?!! Thank you 🤗
Great idea Sylvia. I’ll try it❤
Valentina, I really appreciate your videos. Thank you for making luxury and design more accessible to the masses :)
It’s always a pleasure for me to watch your videos. I’m such a fan and consider you my personal 19:51 designer. I’m the only one woman in my friends’ circle who loves and has great luck with orchids. Thank you for including them in the luxury category!
I wholeheartedly agree about the Glade plug ins, they all smell the same, they don’t smell very good, and most trigger our breathing issues. We tried using Nest wall diffuser (which I love) but DH couldn’t handle it. I finally found something that works for us, and it’s the plug in refills from Target’s Everspring green collection. The Everspring refills fit into both the Glade and Airwick warmers. The scents that I prefer are the Lavender Bergamot and Cedar Balsam. The throw isn’t very strong, yet it adds just enough (non chemically) fragrance to be pleasant. Target’s Rustic Palo Santo candles pair very well with Everspring’s Cedar Balsam. It makes our house smell warm and inviting. I love watching your segments!! I get lots of inspiration from you!!
I’ve been obsessed with high end black & white photographic artwork.
Valentina, can you please link the lamp and marble dish that sit behind you. I get distracted watching your videos because I love them both. 😆
They’re both from Perigold. She has them linked on her LTK page.
Bowl is $285, I'll have to settle for the Amazon one 😅
I am in love with this room, and that lamp is awesome, I don’t care what other say.❤
God I agree about the bedding!! I went on Amazon looked up like hotel white! And it was great! Got a great linen comforter from H&M in taupe! Some silk ( and cheap ) pillow cases in a teal…for a pop of color…love your advice!! You can do Luxe on a budget!! And H&M omg has THE best home sales
I agree that fragrance makes a big difference in how one experiences a space. I addition to the candles I would add that I love to have a nicely scented hand soap in the bathroom. By the way, I love the font that you are using in this video. 😃
Hi Jennifer, is there one you prefer? I've bought so many from Bath & Body Works lol.
@@trulylovely985 I don’t have a specific favourite. I usually go somewhere like Home Sense and sniff pretty much every one until I find one I like. 🤪 I don’t spend more than $15 in general. My most recent one was Tobacco Moss from a local Canadian company. I tend to like woodsy more than floral scents.
A super budget friendly one that I will grab from the drug store in a pinch is Sea Salt by Method.
@@jennifergraham3752 Oooh, I'll check out Home Sense! They don't dsound like the average. Thank you so much 😊
@@trulylovely985 I guess if you are in the US I should say “Home Goods”.
I would appreciate a some advice on finding and selecting accent/storage furniture.
Great ideas. I’d like more help with bed styling. After 4 trips to Switzerland in 6 years, we are sold on their bedding method. I just want to make it look chic in my home. I think the throw across the bottom of the bed is key. I need to figure out the size for that and I’ve never seen it anywhere. Obviously any king sized blanket would be far too bulky
Great variety that I am going to show to my daughter, who will be furnishing her new home soon. Thank you, Valentina.
A really really beautiful video with lots of great ideas and I thank you for it Valentina❤
You are a great designer Valentina You are the best and thank you for advice have a blessed evening.
You're the best🌹 I love your decor and I especially love your tips.💯
Thanks for the great tips Valentina.
Thank you for your inspiration
I have been subscribed to your channel for almost two years and got a lot of wonderful ideas. I do appreciate it. But, I am wondering if you could consider some of your sofas and rugs recommendations.
Hi Valentina, could you do a video on mixing different furniture finishes, especially for the bedroom. I don't want all my furniture to match. I have burlwood night stands and want to add a dresser and console but not sure what color to use and what type of material. Considering shagreen dresser but not sure it if will go with burlwood.
Obviously, if we are talking about books to lay out on the coffee table, yes, large books with exciting and inviting graphics, high-quality paper etc. are the way to go. However, that said, I think there is a way to do even large quantities of not necessarily large books in a luxurious manner.
It is probably a finance- and time-intensive project, but when I have the necessary ducks in a row to make it happen, what I plan to do is first of all, figure out how many shelf feet / meters of each size of book I actually need, double it, and then throw that info into a computer
The computer would be instructed to divide up the total shelf space for each size randomly and come up with designs that fit into a rectangular space of ca. 103 in. (2.61 m) height, and also to leave random spaces in the design, which would be lined with jewel-toned autumnal colors and then filled, say, with little lamps or sculptures or plants or whatever.
Of course, other more creative designs would be possible if I had the floor space available, but for one thing, I'm not likely to in the foreseeable future, and even if I did, I'd be tempted to put such things as trees, water features and fanciful cat furniture in my space, so I'd probably go with a generally rectangular overall shape.
When my selected design was built, I would then place the books on the shelves, with each shelf only half full, and then add lamps, plants, sculptures etc.
Additionally, since I don't currently own my own place, I would have the shelving unit constructed in a modular manner (i.e. as a set of box modules) so that I don't have to remove the books from the shelves. All I have to do is detach the modules from each other, insert packing material, and move each module as is. Then, of course, upon arrival at my new abode, I would reassemble the shelves.
Heeeeey! Bacon is the BEST fragrance!
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Hello Valentina! Love your videos, style and high energy! Can you please link your lanterns by the fireplace that sit behind you. I love them both so much! Thank you for you!
Great ideas, thanks you Valentina!
❤ your style. I’ve purchased many items from your list.
I recently read an article about a homeowner who had those plug-ins, and it just about killed their cat. The cat was obviously allergic. It was shutting down, it wouldn’t eat, it wouldn’t move and they knew it was dying and as last ditch effort, they opened the windows, took everything scented out. The very next day the cat started feeling, much better and gradually was back to itself. Just a cautious reminder, after all it’s more chemical! PS. The vet didn’t find anything wrong, so that’s why they looked around their home.
Thanks a million!!!!!!!
Abstract art is a strong no for me. 😊
Yeah. It strikes a bit of a cold note when it's everywhere.
American impressionist paintings are so soothing and more welcoming in my opinion 😍
I incorporate all of her tips with the exception of only using abstract art. While I do have a few pieces of abstract, old world ornate landscape art in chunky builder frames has always been my true love. So I mix them up.
@@toosensewhere do you get them from if you don’t mind sharing please?
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Great video Valentina!
Valentina, where to get the tall lanterns at your fireplace?
I can’t have live plants, we spend weeks at a second home in the mountains. I am always looking for good options. Artificial plants look artificial. I don’t use candles do to the waste of containers, but defusers yes!! 🤔🤔🤔
Never seen so many snarky comments🤮. Some valid points but the delivery makes all the difference as to whether they will be considered or just ignored.
I wud love for u to do from a doorbell name plate to doormat onwards in serial order A decor video if u can plzzzzzz
Ok, as a custom framer and someone who has a degree in interior design have to stop right here. 'Abstract' art does not necessarily upgrade a a space. It's how an item or picture is framed and the item itself. Not all art is lux, but a a good print or even poster print can look very lux when done correctly.
I think we all have different definitions of Luxury home decor. I have enjoyed watching your videos but now just seems very repetitive. That’s fine, I’m sure you have new subscribers that are clueless on decorating. For now I’ll just take a break.
I collect Plein Air oil paintings. Would abstract art juxtaposed with these clash or complement?
If you don’t display smaller books, what do you do with them? I feel like I have a ton of books but I don’t know what to do with them.
How do u keep ur house soooo clean
I think Valentina is very entertaining.
However, what is not lux is garden accessories being used as interior decor pieces. 😀
Why did she have to call out bacon like that? 🥓
"Too much Impressionism," lol. Don't tell Degas, Monet, Van Gogh, etc. ....
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Just noticed the mushroom lamp that is usually behind you is gone.
Same
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I am from india how can i draw inspiration from my culture n do my interiors
I can vouch for the diffusers-I get loads of compliments whenever people come over.
Question: would it look strange for a pair of velvet curtains in a room with no other velvet in it? I really want a set of emerald green ones for my room.
I think the chandelier at 14:41 was hung a little low, even for very short people. Could be a safety concern. 🙄
Valentina! Another you tube designer says VELVET LIKE GRAY, is out! What to do?
Velvet is always in, it’s a classic, just the execution changes.
I spent the money to get santal oil to diffuse but it is too strong to me. It can make me sick.
It’s not so easy to make a little farmhouse look luxurious 😂 however most of these tips work for any style home.
I’d mix traditional furniture and antiques in with contemporary and abstract art. It can be done. ❤
I’m so adverse to certain scents….they can make me nauseated. I can’t walk into Yankee candle 🤢even many of the ones you mention from Target I dislike. When I find something I can tolerate I’ll grab it.
No Yankee Candles!!! Haha 💯 yesss!!! Why? Why do they still exist?! Why does every female need to gift them! Straight to the goodwill pile!
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I don't understand duvets. Can someone explain them to me?😅
The duvet is a thinner material that buttons over or zips over your comforter to keep it clean. My tip is to buy a size smaller duvet than what your comforter is to make it more luxe. Have a queen comforter, put it inside a full size duvet. The duvet is easily removable and washable, so the comforter can be washed less.
Get a Peter Max🗽🤣
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Fake sculpture looks cheap! Those are way too HomeGoods.
Calling HomeGoods and Amazon "high end" is delusional, right? This channel is a riot. The abstract "art" behind her looks like a mass-produced, made in China version of a failed craft project.
@@louisebaker3793 I'd definitely rather live with bare walls than put a mass produced print on the wall.
@louisebaker3793 Did she state Homegoods and Amazon were high-end? I think she stated you can get reasonably priced sculptures from there without the high-end Arhuas or RH prices.
@@marciamakoviecki3295 I'd rather have one good antique, piece of good art or item from Scully and Scully than anything in her entire house.
@@louisebaker3793I agree, though she said she does some her own paintings.
OMG, not the large coffee table books, again. I watch many of your videos and I heard the about the large books a hundred times. Your are making the same video over and over again. We need NEW information or I guess I'm going to stop watching tour videos. Enough is enough, already,🤔
Do you seriously think she cares if you watch or not..🤦♀️
I hope Valentina would care if you watched or not, especially since I think there's some validity to your comment. I have watched her channel for a long time now, and there are several decorating themes that have become a little stale, such as books, pillows, throws, and candles. Valentina has a lot of talent and Jack is a delight, but I think they've gotten into a little bit of a rut. I suspect that they have become so busy and successful (good for them) that they have less time to devote to their youtube videos.
I get what you’re saying. Personally, as a newer subscriber I obviously don’t mind the repeats so I don’t have to go back. But I watch for the good ideas and because she’s funny. I enjoy interior decorating and it’s a creative outlet for me but there are more important things in life☀️😊
After watching many, many many interior design videos from several channels, you begin to see a repeat of advice. Because, there comes a point where they are running out of NEW things. There is nothing new to say about coffee tables, window treatments, bookshelves, bedding or walls. Looks like you need a break from design channels. 😊
Love your style and your ideas but please tone down on that over energetic giggly speech and I have actually stopped watching most of your videos because of all that awkward giggly banter. Not everything needs to be fun and funny and high energy.
Agree
Are there any more ideas you have for ways she can change her personality to suit you?
I find the guffaws fake and annoying
Some people are just like that. It can be they’re just in a good mood and enjoying life, or it’s a nervous laugh, or maybe she’s just a good person? I have a cousin that giggles like that almost after everything she says. My cousins giggling is genuine. My cousin went through abuse though and now after getting out of that situation, she’s just happy and everything fills her heart with joy… like literally everything. V’s laugh isn’t for everyone but it definitely doesn’t bother me. Don’t tell someone to tone down their shine because you never know what they survived and why they smile and laugh so much.
Wow. What an awful comment. Pay no attention to the trolls Valentina. You are a joy to watch.