I love your pet peeves but unfortunately I love having photos of my loved ones around. It brings happy memories for me since I live alone and dont have alot of people over. You still inspire me Nina even though I happily disagree with #6 😂
Nina, I love you however, if anyone is coming over at my house, they are going to see a beautiful family black and white Family portraits. My home is not a Hotel, and should be personal. I also believe that people that feel uncomfortable with your family photos perhaps should not be there at all! A home is place of celebration, a place where memories a are made and shared. So sorry, but to me that’s when design No longer serves the Client. Most family homes in the USA and all over the world have family photos throughout the house. Honestly I don’t even trust people that don’t have family photos and kids art hung 😂😳 Sorry 🤔
I agree with all of your pet peeves. I would, however, allow family photos to be placed in private spaces, such as closets/dressing rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms. These spaces are private and where we relax, retreat- not spaces for the public eye to see Just my design thoughts. Thanks for sharing and keep these wonderful videos coming ❤
Your dress looks lovely on you, Nina. It looks better on you than on the website link. Thank you for your quick, honest, helpful advice. My current design dilemma concerns flooring. Vinyl plank flooring would be so convenient, but is there a home price point where vinyl would be a poor choice for resale? I’m considering doing my whole first floor with the same product.
I think how you described the tacky family photo at the end of its description made most sense. You weren’t saying no photos- you seemed to be specifying no dated looking photos, dated looking frames, or those tacky stylized photo shoots where everyone’s outfit colors coordinate. If people keep it looking fresh, modern, without matchy outfits, and not the oversized photo over the mantle, it looks personal & cozy. I think a well done gallery wall mixed with non-photo objects can look nicely dramatic.
I'm so happy you just said that about hanging art too high I don't know why people do this. Artwork should be eye level or a little above eye level. As it would be viewed in an art gallery 💖💖💖 . I love family photos say perhaps in a bedroom or on a large sofa table in a living room
@@NinaTakesh I think so. Plus it's nice to see the artwork in front of you rather than having to strain your neck and look up so you can see the artwork and have a conversation with it visually.. love your channel have a great week ✨
Great video Nina!!! For me, one of my biggest design pet peeves that you didn't mention was lighting that is not the correct scale for the space. OMG. I am SO aware of that!!!!!
Nina, I've watched your channel for quite some time now and recall some of your do's and don'ts so I've corrected a couple of the "Offenses" a year ago. Have learned much from watching your channel. It would be awesome if you presented one of your videos in Spanish... Your enunciation adds such a special touch to this beautiful "Language of Romance"
I disagree with family photos not being in the family / lounge room. I find personal photos very interesting and comforting. However l don't like family photos in the bedroom, because it makes me feel as they're 3rd parties to intimate times. (Know what l mean?????).
Made me laugh at your hesitancy on#6. I recently saw a model’s home on AD that had a black and white symmetrical photo gallery that I copied. 🤷♀️ 😂 but will remove it if House Beautiful or AD ever come for a shoot 🤣🤣🤣
Hi Nina! Your channel has been an inspiration to me when it comes to design, so THANK YOU! However, it's also my PERSONAL opinion that your home is YOUR home - not your guests, or anybody that you invite into it. Thus - if family (and that includes pets) photos makes YOU happy when you walk into your home, then by all means blow them up and hang them as artwork! After all, it's assumed that anyone you invite into your home is trusted, and would LOVE to see your family photos!! Again - just my personal opinion! Thank you !
Exactly! 100% agree. Anyone who feels that my “outdated” photos of my family are being “shoved down their eyeballs” is probably not someone I want in my home. Maybe it’s a regional type of thing because where I am from, it would be much more unusual not to display your family. I’d say… if you are a very family oriented person, display your family. If you aren’t, then don’t try to make your home reflect that you are. I can’t for the life of me future out why family photos (you literally paid to have a photo for the reason of display) needs to be “discrete.” This whole particular section is strange to me… again maybe it’s regional or cultural because a lot of people in the comments agree. But I also like going into peoples homes and seeing family photos on the wall. Again, that’s the very point of taking photos… to SHOW them, not to hide them away “discretely.”
Good advice as always Nina~and done with humor! I’m afraid I’m guilty of the dreaded #6🤩-none of myself but definitely of the kids-need to change things up. Have a good week❤️❤️
Great truely advices. :) ... We placed a large dresser under a window in our living room so we left it without curtains...and the documents started to pile up there.
Well when it comes to family photos I have one on my wall my dad who passed away but its a painting when he was a teenager I have my family photo album printed like a book on my center table. I think its cool.
Andy I love the fact that you have a painted portrait of your dad especially since he’s passed away. What a wonderful tribute and how artistic. Thank you for watching and thank you for all your support ❤️
@@NinaTakesh and thanks for the tips about the curtain stuff I change my curtains to longer ones & I see the difference in my house. Your channel is a big help.
Great advise! I'm already there with all of it. The worst thing for me is to see pictures hanging too high. I have a friend who has her pictures hanging almost on the ceiling. No sense!!
@@NinaTakesh I'm actually Carol. It's under my husbands name for some reason. I have such a problem with ignorant people. Some just watch to criticize. I'm 75 yrs. old and have always loved to decorate. The plan was to be an interior designer, but then came 3 kids. It's still my "obsession". I'm transitional I guess (love modern with a soft touch). I love accessories! I think they can make or break a room. My house appears staged, but in a comfortable way. I don't like clutter. Some of these people are not going to give up the photos, but it really does take away from a beautiful room. I have 3 wedding pictures in my hallway. The rest is in an album. Long story short because I usually don't respond on you tube,but I know some comments hurt feelings and are just not welcome. You are very classy in how you present things. I only watch a few channels because many of them are not really my taste, but still informative sometimes. Your home is perfect! Could you show it again? You speak your mind, and I like that. Please don't change.
I do too… in my bedrooms and hallways (private areas). The reason for my comment is I walked into a home for the first time and over the fireplace there was a picture of only one member of the family and it was 8 ft wide by 10 ft tall. It was a beautiful space but it was completely dominated by the picture. Perfectly fine if that’s what you like but it came across to me as tacky, vain and even creepy (eyes followed you no matter where you stood in the room lol).
The wedding photo: this is us, on the only day of our lives where we were dressed to the nines. Look upon us. I know, I know, I’m being snarky. You want to show it off, do it, but just know that some visitors will find it kitschy.
I agree with the last one....family photos on the living room are offensive to me..no matter how cute the family is. They should be keept on a private album to the family to enjoy .
I agree with not hanging big family photos but I like to put small photos of my grandkids on table tops so they feel special when they come Over . I never get tired of looking at them . They make me happy … I really don’t care what guest think about them .
Agree with all of it. But I do not agree on those black curtain rods that all Americans use! (unless your wall is black) Why - on white walls? it is ugly and cuts the wall. Use rods that are less noticeable, like white or better yet, paint them the same colour as the wall.
Agreed straight down the list except lately I’m having a problem with curtains that run too high and too low. To fix it I guess have a blind hung high in the center part up top and molding placed under window to make the wall look like part of the window frame. I think curtains too long for the windows is a kin to shutters on the outside of the house too long for the window. 🤢🤢🤢
I am soooo happy you mentioned those tacky old “professional” family photos. I must admit that most of my friends and family don’t cheapen their homes with those but when I do walk into someone’s house and see those big photos my skin crawls. In my opinion it ranks us there with dirty wall-to-wall shag carpeting from the 60s. A bedroom or private space is definitely the place for family pictures. I have also been told by realtors that the family photos are the first thing that must come down when selling a house…totally get it!
Yes because they personalize the home. Which is why people would want them up when they live there. When you sell your house, the goal is to remove as much of “you” from the home so people can see themselves in it. It’s the opposite when you make your house your home.
Love your video but I disagree with you regarding family photos on the wall. Family photos make it personal and homey. I’ve never heard of such a thing ; however in a loft area or family room I think family photos look wonderful. I would have to correct you and one should put family photos with discretion on walls in a private area if their home . This is what I did . It looks lovely. It’s private to the family and in an appropriate area .
I guessed it!!! 🙌🙌 the pitfall’s of watching every videos!! Love your style & tips. I designed my new home based on your UA-cam decor school classes. ( my interpretation). If you are every in Connecticut shoreline…
Wow I can’t tell you how happy that makes me. Elevating peoples home decor one household at a time. Much love to you ❤️ I am sure you’re home is beautiful.
Totally agree with all. The one thing that drives me crazy is the recessed lights off the center of de ceiling! Why!!!! Ok, this is a structural one but I saw a lot of this error. The other one is matching furniture, lighting, etc. 😮💨😮💨😱 Love your channel!
Oh my goodness I wish I had shared that one! That is definitely a pet peeve of mine. However that is a difficult one to catch. You have a very good eye.
Agree with all these. I especially get peeved at curtains hung at widow height instead of ceiling height. Talk about bringing a room down (pun intended)! Other peeves: themed rooms, kitschy Home Goods word art, matchy golden brown furniture, and giant marshmallow sectionals with recliner footrests.
I couldn't agree with you more on the family photos , although most people like to have them out on display.. I think adjusting to the concept of placing it in a discreet manner is the best way to go when it comes to styling. Gallery walls in rooms and on stairways are an absolute NO for me!
Hey Nina. I am surely inspired by all 6 pet peeves. Will surely aware others too who are interested in this subject. My worst pet peeve is furniture without rugs below it. Your dress looked amazing 🤩 on you as always. Very pretty you are. Have a nice week 👍 take care
Well done ...... absolutely you hit all 6 points ....”family photos” I did them in albums so they are tucked away and if someone want to see them they are there...... Curtains what curtains I have taken them down in our great room so my walls are breathing and I don’t have to worry about getting the right size !! We have very private back yard that allows us to this and don’t have worry if the size is right .... but that was definitely a great point to make!! Love your dress and great points Nina
Awesome as usual!! I was fed up with curtains and went with plantation shutters when I redecorated my condo and what a great transformation!!! I have to be honest I hate verticals too (just my opinion) !!!thank you Nina!!!!!
Nina, your dress is stunnig! I never had photos up before I had kids. Now, I have a photo of my kids in every room. It brings them joy and they tell me when they want to switch them out. The smiles on their faces are worth it. We don't invite people over since covid started so it's more about our children enjoying our spaces.
I do so agree with all of your pet peeves, particularly the one about family photos! I know many people who treat family photos as artwork. No one really enjoys seeing staged family photos of anyone! When I go to someone's home with these family photos I just think they have bad taste or they are too cheap to invest in artwork.
One of my pet peeves is people who flung their hands and arms around as they involve themselves in public speaking. That and when they constantly fling their hair everywhere. Its A-NOY-ING AF.
I love your pet peeves but unfortunately I love having photos of my loved ones around. It brings happy memories for me since I live alone and dont have alot of people over. You still inspire me Nina even though I happily disagree with #6 😂
Thank you Laura for sharing. I absolutely understand especially since you’re living alone. I am sure your home looks as beautiful as you are. Xx
keep doing what you do. We love you. If someone doesn't like what you do, why are they watching? Find another channel, and don't hurt feelings.
Arthur I love you too. Thank you for your positivity and your loving support 😘
Nina, I love you however, if anyone is coming over at my house, they are going to see a beautiful family black and white Family portraits. My home is not a Hotel, and should be personal.
I also believe that people that feel uncomfortable with your family photos perhaps should not be there at all!
A home is place of celebration, a place where memories a are made and shared.
So sorry, but to me that’s when design
No longer serves the Client. Most family homes in the USA and all over the world have family photos throughout the house. Honestly I don’t even trust people that don’t have family photos and kids art hung 😂😳
Sorry 🤔
I hear you and appreciate your opinion. Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️❤️
I LOVE this entire video!!!! And I so agree with the no family photos on the walls!!!!
I love your pet peeves and one is my worst too. I hate that and it is so outdated. People needed to get over it !!
I agree with all of your pet peeves. I would, however, allow family photos to be placed in private spaces, such as closets/dressing rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms. These spaces are private and where we relax, retreat- not spaces for the public eye to see Just my design thoughts. Thanks for sharing and keep these wonderful videos coming ❤
Nina did say to keep them in private spaces.
Thank you so much I totally appreciate your suggestions and the spaces that you are planning on putting your photos are perfect 🖤
Your dress looks lovely on you, Nina. It looks better on you than on the website link.
Thank you for your quick, honest, helpful advice.
My current design dilemma concerns flooring. Vinyl plank flooring would be so convenient, but is there a home price point where vinyl would be a poor choice for resale? I’m considering doing my whole first floor with the same product.
Art work hung to high would be my #1 pet peeve. Small rugs would be a close 2nd. Enjoyed hearing your thoughts.
Thank you for sharing!! Couldn’t agree more xx
Oh yes! Can’t agree more with the art work hung to high
I think how you described the tacky family photo at the end of its description made most sense. You weren’t saying no photos- you seemed to be specifying no dated looking photos, dated looking frames, or those tacky stylized photo shoots where everyone’s outfit colors coordinate. If people keep it looking fresh, modern, without matchy outfits, and not the oversized photo over the mantle, it looks personal & cozy. I think a well done gallery wall mixed with non-photo objects can look nicely dramatic.
Agree with all! Would like to add I hate when anything hung on the wall goes higher than the top of the window frame.
I agree with all of it!
Love following you. What are your thoughts about family photos in the upstairs hallway?
I'm so happy you just said that about hanging art too high I don't know why people do this. Artwork should be eye level or a little above eye level. As it would be viewed in an art gallery 💖💖💖 . I love family photos say perhaps in a bedroom or on a large sofa table in a living room
Me either! I feel people hang art high because they believe higher means more important?
@@NinaTakesh I think so. Plus it's nice to see the artwork in front of you rather than having to strain your neck and look up so you can see the artwork and have a conversation with it visually.. love your channel have a great week ✨
I agree with them all especially the photos! love this video as always 🥰
😆 I love it!!! Thank you!!! Love alllll your tips and videos!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Great video Nina!!! For me, one of my biggest design pet peeves that you didn't mention was lighting that is not the correct scale for the space. OMG. I am SO aware of that!!!!!
You’re right on all counts especially the photos!
Yessss 😂😂😘
I agree 100% that drives me nuts.
El Ascensor Rojo!!! You're Spanish is on point! 🙌🏻 📌
Muchas Gracias xx
Nina, I've watched your channel for quite some time now and recall some of your do's and don'ts
so I've corrected a couple of the "Offenses" a year ago. Have learned much from watching your channel.
It would be awesome if you presented one of your videos in Spanish... Your enunciation adds such a special touch to this beautiful "Language of Romance"
Thank you Henry you are such a great supporter of my channel and I appreciate your loyalty.
I disagree with family photos not being in the family / lounge room. I find personal photos very interesting and comforting.
However l don't like family photos in the bedroom, because it makes me feel as they're 3rd parties to intimate times.
(Know what l mean?????).
Hi Maria you are absolutely right. You certainly don’t want people looking at you in your bedroom LOL
Absolutely agreed!
Did you name five or six?! I only counted five. I thunk you are testing us to see if we are listening! Nina, you are great.
Lol who really wants people going around saying what they don’t like. But I’ll bite
Made me laugh at your hesitancy on#6. I recently saw a model’s home on AD that had a black and white symmetrical photo gallery that I copied. 🤷♀️ 😂 but will remove it if House Beautiful or AD ever come for a shoot 🤣🤣🤣
😂🤣 thank you for sharing Jeri. 💋
I agree with you
What about drawings of babies commissioned by an artist? Could that be hung in the wall?
Yes that would be lovely and definitely artistic.
Love your style!
Hi Nina! Your channel has been an inspiration to me when it comes to design, so THANK YOU! However, it's also my PERSONAL opinion that your home is YOUR home - not your guests, or anybody that you invite into it. Thus - if family (and that includes pets) photos makes YOU happy when you walk into your home, then by all means blow them up and hang them as artwork! After all, it's assumed that anyone you invite into your home is trusted, and would LOVE to see your family photos!! Again - just my personal opinion! Thank you !
I definitely respect your opinion and appreciate your loyalty. Thank you for watching!
Exactly! 100% agree. Anyone who feels that my “outdated” photos of my family are being “shoved down their eyeballs” is probably not someone I want in my home.
Maybe it’s a regional type of thing because where I am from, it would be much more unusual not to display your family.
I’d say… if you are a very family oriented person, display your family. If you aren’t, then don’t try to make your home reflect that you are.
I can’t for the life of me future out why family photos (you literally paid to have a photo for the reason of display) needs to be “discrete.”
This whole particular section is strange to me… again maybe it’s regional or cultural because a lot of people in the comments agree.
But I also like going into peoples homes and seeing family photos on the wall. Again, that’s the very point of taking photos… to SHOW them, not to hide them away “discretely.”
Good advice as always Nina~and done with humor! I’m afraid I’m guilty of the dreaded #6🤩-none of myself but definitely of the kids-need to change things up. Have a good week❤️❤️
thanks!
Great truely advices. :) ... We placed a large dresser under a window in our living room so we left it without curtains...and the documents started to pile up there.
Right on! Thank goodness I’m not guilty of any of those mistakes! I watched you long enough to know better 😁
Good job!!! ❤️
Well when it comes to family photos I have one on my wall my dad who passed away but its a painting when he was a teenager I have my family photo album printed like a book on my center table. I think its cool.
Andy I love the fact that you have a painted portrait of your dad especially since he’s passed away. What a wonderful tribute and how artistic. Thank you for watching and thank you for all your support ❤️
@@NinaTakesh and thanks for the tips about the curtain stuff I change my curtains to longer ones & I see the difference in my house. Your channel is a big help.
Great advise! I'm already there with all of it. The worst thing for me is to see pictures hanging too high. I have a friend who has her pictures hanging almost on the ceiling. No sense!!
Hahahaha. I don’t mean to laugh but I wish you could somehow tell her.
@@NinaTakesh I'm actually Carol. It's under my husbands name for some reason. I have such a problem with ignorant people. Some just watch to criticize. I'm 75 yrs. old and have always loved to decorate. The plan was to be an interior designer, but then came 3 kids. It's still my "obsession". I'm transitional I guess (love modern with a soft touch). I love accessories! I think they can make or break a room. My house appears staged, but in a comfortable way. I don't like clutter. Some of these people are not going to give up the photos, but it really does take away from a beautiful room. I have 3 wedding pictures in my hallway. The rest is in an album. Long story short because I usually don't respond on you tube,but I know some comments hurt feelings and are just not welcome. You are very classy in how you present things. I only watch a few channels because many of them are not really my taste, but still informative sometimes. Your home is perfect! Could you show it again? You speak your mind, and I like that. Please don't change.
Mine also is the last one- i agree those photos should only be only in private spaces.
Thank you Kim. It is refreshing to hear! Xo
I think 99% of the public would have a family photo on the wall
I do too… in my bedrooms and hallways (private areas). The reason for my comment is I walked into a home for the first time and over the fireplace there was a picture of only one member of the family and it was 8 ft wide by 10 ft tall. It was a beautiful space but it was completely dominated by the picture. Perfectly fine if that’s what you like but it came across to me as tacky, vain and even creepy (eyes followed you no matter where you stood in the room lol).
The wedding photo: this is us, on the only day of our lives where we were dressed to the nines. Look upon us. I know, I know, I’m being snarky. You want to show it off, do it, but just know that some visitors will find it kitschy.
I agree with the last one....family photos on the living room are offensive to me..no matter how cute the family is. They should be keept on a private album to the family to enjoy .
I agree with not hanging big family photos but I like to put small photos of my grandkids on table tops so they feel special when they come Over . I never get tired of looking at them . They make me happy … I really don’t care what guest think about them .
I agree with all of these esp the most controversial one. I find huge poster size family pics so cringey lol I love mine but it's just too personal.
Agree with all of it. But I do not agree on those black curtain rods that all Americans use! (unless your wall is black) Why - on white walls? it is ugly and cuts the wall. Use rods that are less noticeable, like white or better yet, paint them the same colour as the wall.
I agree with all your pet peeves. Mine is pictures too high. That one drives me crazy when I see it in someone’s home 😎
Yes you got my two, shoving the furniture smack up against the wall.... so awkward, and the tiny tiny little rug islands !
I agree ! 😊 Thank you for good advice as always❤️ Please give us more videoes about what you dont like.. love it 😄🙏🏻
Pet peeve dirty garage cans in the kitchen for all to see 👀 and rug to small for furniture setting.
Good advice thanks.
My pleasure JUDY. Thank you for watching
Mine is over decorating
Yes the power of restraint is very important. XO
Agreed straight down the list except lately I’m having a problem with curtains that run too high and too low. To fix it I guess have a blind hung high in the center part up top and molding placed under window to make the wall look like part of the window frame. I think curtains too long for the windows is a kin to shutters on the outside of the house too long for the window. 🤢🤢🤢
Very good tips Nina. I have couple of those mistakes in my house which i need to consider, Thank you for your frank opinion.
I am soooo happy you mentioned those tacky old “professional” family photos. I must admit that most of my friends and family don’t cheapen their homes with those but when I do walk into someone’s house and see those big photos my skin crawls. In my opinion it ranks us there with dirty wall-to-wall shag carpeting from the 60s. A bedroom or private space is definitely the place for family pictures. I have also been told by realtors that the family photos are the first thing that must come down when selling a house…totally get it!
Yes because they personalize the home. Which is why people would want them up when they live there.
When you sell your house, the goal is to remove as much of “you” from the home so people can see themselves in it. It’s the opposite when you make your house your home.
Great tips Nina! I have to say that I’m guilty of photos on the wall in the upstairs hallway, but they are artistic ones. 😉
Hi Samira artistic ones in a hallway are perfect. Keep being wonderful as you are
Love your video but I disagree with you regarding family photos on the wall. Family photos make it personal and homey. I’ve never heard of such a thing ; however in a loft area or family room I think family photos look wonderful. I would have to correct you and one should put family photos with discretion on walls in a private area if their home . This is what I did . It looks lovely. It’s private to the family and in an appropriate area .
I do appreciate your opinion regarding the homey feeling. I love the idea of having it in a loft area. Thank you for watching xx
family photos on the wall is horrible I totally agree
Love the dress!! Lol Nina I do love the family pictures .
I guessed it!!! 🙌🙌 the pitfall’s of watching every videos!! Love your style & tips. I designed my new home based on your UA-cam decor school classes. ( my interpretation). If you are every in Connecticut shoreline…
Wow I can’t tell you how happy that makes me. Elevating peoples home decor one household at a time. Much love to you ❤️ I am sure you’re home is beautiful.
Thanks so much for another video of design tips. Your work is amazing!
Thank you Sharon ❤️
Agree with them all!
Thank you Lori xx
Love and agree with all your pet peeves 😊
Totally agree with all. The one thing that drives me crazy is the recessed lights off the center of de ceiling! Why!!!! Ok, this is a structural one but I saw a lot of this error. The other one is matching furniture, lighting, etc. 😮💨😮💨😱 Love your channel!
Oh my goodness I wish I had shared that one! That is definitely a pet peeve of mine. However that is a difficult one to catch. You have a very good eye.
Agree with all these. I especially get peeved at curtains hung at widow height instead of ceiling height. Talk about bringing a room down (pun intended)! Other peeves: themed rooms, kitschy Home Goods word art, matchy golden brown furniture, and giant marshmallow sectionals with recliner footrests.
You must be my twin lol! I couldn’t agree more ❤️
Love your dress and you wear it very well!
I couldn't agree with you more on the family photos , although most people like to have them out on display.. I think adjusting to the concept of placing it in a discreet manner is the best way to go when it comes to styling. Gallery walls in rooms and on stairways are an absolute NO for me!
Couldn’t agree with you more. XO
Hey Nina. I am surely inspired by all 6 pet peeves. Will surely aware others too who are interested in this subject. My worst pet peeve is furniture without rugs below it. Your dress looked amazing 🤩 on you as always. Very pretty you are. Have a nice week 👍 take care
My friend has severe allergies and can't have rugs but her floors are very beautiful.
Well done ...... absolutely you hit all 6 points ....”family photos” I did them in albums so they are tucked away and if someone want to see them they are there...... Curtains what curtains I have taken them down in our great room so my walls are breathing and I don’t have to worry about getting the right size !! We have very private back yard that allows us to this and don’t have worry if the size is right .... but that was definitely a great point to make!! Love your dress and great points Nina
Thank you Naseve!!
😮😮😮 Princess ❤❤❤
Great tips to remember agree with them all!
Hi Nina I am guilty of the short curtains I see them and I hate them everyday that's on my list to do very soon 😬
Yay. Please fix them 😂 Thank you for the support ❤️
Awesome as usual!! I was fed up with curtains and went with plantation shutters when I redecorated my condo and what a great transformation!!! I have to be honest I hate verticals too (just my opinion) !!!thank you Nina!!!!!
My husband watched this video w/ me and he really enjoyed , laughed bc some familiar 👏😂❤️
Buenisimo y de acuerdo con TODO! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Gracias Preciosa
Pretty and funny , I laughed so much when you were explaining about hanging art pieces 🤣
Loves it
Nina, your dress is stunnig! I never had photos up before I had kids. Now, I have a photo of my kids in every room. It brings them joy and they tell me when they want to switch them out. The smiles on their faces are worth it. We don't invite people over since covid started so it's more about our children enjoying our spaces.
Thank you for sharing. I am also glad that these beautiful memories bring a smile to your face. Of course that has a lot of value ❤️❤️
Of course you didn’t have photos of them before they existed, duh.
@@rubyoro0 You missed the point. I never had any photos up at all prior to becoming a parent. DUH!
Absolutely agree with everything you said!!!
I do so agree with all of your pet peeves, particularly the one about family photos! I know many people who treat family photos as artwork. No one really enjoys seeing staged family photos of anyone! When I go to someone's home with these family photos I just think they have bad taste or they are too cheap to invest in artwork.
Thank you for sharing your opinion and thank you so much for watching 🖤
One of my pet peeves is people who flung their hands and arms around as they involve themselves in public speaking. That and when they constantly fling their hair everywhere. Its A-NOY-ING AF.
James I hope I’m not guilty of that?