5 Things I Never Do As An Interior Designer and Why You Shouldn't Either

[@BalanceRhythm]

Hi Everyone! I hope you enjoyed this video on the five things I never do as an interior designer and why you shouldn't either. I'd love to know your thoughts on the topic! I hope you're having a beautiful day! ❤Liz

[@TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam]

Great tips not just based on ideas but on experience as well. ❤❤

[@CCTheKingsdaughter]

This video was so helpful! I really appreciate that you got to each point quickly and concisely. Each of your 5 points were spot on and I will be implementing them in my new house build. Thank you!😊

[@BalanceRhythm]

My pleasure! I'm so happy it was helpful 😊

[@patwilkinson2182]

Thanks Liz! Always look forward to learning something new eack week

[@BalanceRhythm]

You are so welcome! Thanks so much for watching every week. I really appreciate it and your kind comments!

[@suetraviss8888]

Another great video. Thanks, Liz! ❤️

[@BalanceRhythm]

You are so welcome! ❤️

[@Shiryone]

I have never been able to choose the right paint color. I can never make into reality what I have in my mind. I recently moved into our new home and selected one color for the entire house. It's about one shade off from what I actually wanted, even though I purchased paint samples and painted spots all over prior to committing. I will have to live with it for a long while. I've used color specialists twice in the past to assist me, and it was worth every penny.

[@JBaxter-pi8oj]

Thank you so much for these tips. It's always good to have these in mind when thinking about creating new looks in old spaces. I think one of the unsaid rules should involve looking to the future rather than falling for rose -tinted memories. There is a reason that we are changing these spaces after all!

[@BalanceRhythm]

You are so welcome! That's so true. Design for your life now. I love it!

[@Daniel_Ho_Status_101]

Some of us still equate warm white lighting with being poor. I remember 3000K halogen bulbs as a decadent luxury that really made interiors pop. Now that 3000K CFL's and LED's are the norm, I just resist the call to go back to 2700K warm white. :)

[@BalanceRhythm]

That's an interesting perspective. When LED's first came out no one really paid attention to the color temperature and I always thought they made spaces feel cheap and uncomfortable even though we were all paying a premium for them 😆