11 Interior Design Classics - Gentlemen's Home Decor

[@sbel6626]

I was classically trained in piano, and to me nothing is sadder than someone with a piano in their home despite never playing it i.e. just for the looks. If you do buy a piano, I highly recommend you also try playing it! It helps with mental issues like keeping away dementia, it helps improve hand-eye coordination, and you can impress guests and yourself with some beautiful music!

[@filiphelset872]

I think that if you have guests over pretty often, having a piano and hiring a pianist for a party or gathering is a good idea.

[@susanbrown2909]

Yes ..I quite agree.

[@Colin.Smith.Pianist]

Yes, it's telling how often one uses it, when the lid is covered in photographs of their spawn.

[@willyabraham6576]

only for decoration it make`s no sense at all!

[@kevinmoreno1244]

Facts man

[@HaJassar]

As an artist I can tell you, if you want to avoid gallery prices my recommendation is to contact artists directly. Many, me included, are happy to work with you. The benefits are a) better price (depending on the artwork) and b) you will own a true original artwork that was made specifically for you. Cheers!!

[@bighands69]

Artists always have work available that they were not intending to sell but may do so.

[@joelstatosky1817]

This is 100% true, find an artist you like, and get a commission. I personally regularly buy art

[@thegiantratthatmakesalloft9415]

How do you contact with the artist?

[@HaJassar]

@@thegiantratthatmakesalloft9415 you can contact them directly from their websites, or DM them on social media or even visit their studios if they have open-to-the-public ones.

[@thegiantratthatmakesalloft9415]

@@HaJassar 8 months ago and u still replied, thanks man :D

[@steampunk888]

Over 90% of American interiors are done today in either Mid-Century Poverty or Contemporary Ikea.

[@billysinge8977]

Exactly. It looks too trendy for me, and it’ll go out of fashion a couple years. For fashion, general trends can be good but for interior design, timeless is best.

[@JacobA6464]

Modern Architecture and design is disgusting tbh

[@designdoctor247]

Contemporary Ick iea 😆 🤣 😂 Yes!!!

[@Well_Earned_Siesta]

Duuuude 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pete531]

That's because Americans have no history that taught them style and fashion. Its all about money in america

[@MatthewHilbertsBaritone]

As a side note to the piano, please do tune it at least once a year especially if you expect to have visitors who actually play the piano. Also, if you have friends who are musicians, get them to advise your purchase, as a good piano can be gotten for an excellent price if you are prepared to spend some time hunting, both with dealers, and places like Gumtree, etc.

[@gentlemansgazette]

It all depends on temperature and relative humidity and age of the piano, some need to be tuned more often...

[@tnmtemerity]

Gentleman's Gazette, it’s the change in humidity and temperature that causes a piano to go out of tune. The more stable those two things, the longer it will stay in tune.

[@MatthewHilbertsBaritone]

I know, I am a pianist. I just find it really annoying when a piano is not looked after.

[@jenniferschmitzer299]

tnmtemerity and also put them along the inside wall and always get an iron frame piano and a stool with storage.. I don’t play.. my mum does and has a 30s baby grand and a nifty metronome from the same era. She’s also got a pianola and heaps of rolls. And a few music cabinets for her music books

[@tnmtemerity]

Matthew Hilberts, I agree. That is always very disappointing.

[@cedriccheng9895]

Pre-1940s Bauhaus, Streamline, and Art-Deco's where my heart's at. Exciting that we're now diving into interior design. 😁

[@specs6637]

I was incredibly lucky to receive a standing piano for free. It’s beautiful and still plays great, and looks great in my families living room

[@staguar]

I feel like some of these risk coming off as phony. Having a piano if you don't play, taxidermy if you don't hunt, a pool table if you don't play billiards, it a book shelf curated as a decoration, rather than a place to store your books, feels like you're trying much too hard, rather than being the relaxed and comfortable in your skin gentleman that all of the other GG videos put forth as the ideal way to live.

[@gentlemansgazette]

That's a bit like saying it is phony to eat meat if you do not hunt and butcher it yourself or to eat bread if you do not grow and harvest the grain or wear clothes that you did not sew yourself. We try to show you things that you might like and can incorporate into your life. If not, that is ok. A piano makes for a nice decorative object, and we have one even though neither my wife nor I could play when we got it. But think about it, how would you ever learn to play pool or piano without having access to one? I have taken some classes and practiced and it is challenging but we also have a player, so we can listen to piano music while having dinner on a weeknight, or when we read a book or others play it at parties. There are wonderful taxidermy artists that have created stunning things, why do you have to hunt them to display them? and why can't a book shelf with your own books be decorative? We read our books and do not have nice looking leather bound books that no one reads, but they create a special atmosphere, and if that is what you like, go for it. The way interiors make you feel have a big impact on your happiness. Of course, if you are just trying to impress people, then you have a hard time at the moment as no one comes to your place anyways. But it is even better to design the space so you like it and enjoy it, and to keep an open mind

[@callisto742]

I agree. I think personal spaces should be defined by the nature and character of the person, and their life experiences. Otherwise it comes off as pretentious.

[@alexnw6050]

@@gentlemansgazette , I will say that I appreciate the video, but on a piano, I think it's a bit odd to have one, unless you intend to play, learn to play it, or have it play music. I don't find it gentlemanly to have a piano around "just because". It looks nice, but the connotations surrounding a piano can seem (I emphasis seem, and do not mean to accuse anyone) a bit classist. Ultimately, people must do what they feel comfortable with, but it seems odd to just use an instrument associated with a certain economic class just to fill space, and not to actually play music to me it seems like: 1) The piano is just used to signal to others your own economic class (this may not actually be the case, but if one does not play it OR does not intend to learn, it would be a reasonable assumption for people to make)/show off 2) At a time where many do not have a lot of space to begin with, it seems a little gaudy to me, to fill in the space with an item that is never intended to be used. Again, I say these things without any judgement, just trying to offer a different perspective as I'm sure many people with a piano (like Raphael), are quite fine, well mannered, and kind individuals. The piano, is the only thing on this list that I felt was not necessarily "gentlemanly" in spirit.

[@FirstnameLastname-ys1up]

a piano would be the ideal instrument to own, if you desire easy access to making music.

[@karstenvoigt7280]

Indeed. It´s like wearing a coat of arms of a family, you don´t belong to. That´s just something, wannabes and imposters do. I always recommend to imagine Sherlock Holmes entering a room. What conclusions would he come to? How emberrassing would they be?

[@05Rudey]

I like a mish-mash of 1950's styling and cyberpunk.

[@wheelzwheela]

Taxidermy can be very classy. I have butterflies displayed in my office, people always walk right up and inspect. The amazing colours and patterns always catch people’s interests.

[@aventurasemserie1468]

As a Architect I feel immensely appreciate for this information. I already knew the elements but the differential of this video is the elements origins. Thanks a lot

[@joshuasteele4498]

Always liked the look of a Chesterfield style of furniture, but never knew the name of it. Thanks for that!

[@availablehage]

Why does host on this channels looks like bond villians..

[@Invincibility87]

I guess because most of those Villains are made to look gentleman like

[@KyleKartan87]

For me he looks a bit like one of "the gentlemen" :D

[@availablehage]

@@KyleKartan87 the main villains in bond movies are gentleman..sometime even more so than bond

[@masterlee93]

Even though I like Preston's, Raphael's, Kyle's style of dress. Not gonna lie, that comment gave me a chuckle.

[@oscar6832]

Personally, I think the guy in the video looks and talks like an elf from Oblivion/Skyrim.

[@bambam2x905]

One video I would love to see you guys make would be a “Home Bar guide”

[@oceanbrzzz]

BAMBAM2X I like the rolling bar cart and setup he has in his lounging area.

[@larryboysen5911]

My style runs to the 1920's. A revival of traditional decor was popular during that decade, and the furnishings were easily found and not outrages in cost. I live in a 1919 home, with much natural woodwork and original lighting fixtures. My home has the built-in book cases, as well as a built-in buffet in the dining room. On the painting area, I love seascapes and marine [ship] portraits. All my furnishings are contemporary to my home. Being a grand piano is a space gobbler, I have a vintage player upright, paper rolls and I make the music. No "stuffed" creatures or plants are present!

[@Eli_Is_Cool]

I've been wanting a video like this so yay in advance!

[@thecrazeecow1682]

I love the Greek Revival style and as a pianist I’d be great to have a massive 9’ ebony Steinway concert grand in a dedicated music room, and a Victorian square grand in a parlor.

[@thistlenstar]

I've been collecting and restoring antiques and antique furniture for several decades now. I like to consider myself eclectic, but the basis of of the decor I feel comfortable with is fairly tradition, and compatible with what you suggest in this video. Additional items that come to mind would probably seem cliché, e.g 17th century maps, long case clocks and marble busts, but they still fit nicely. Most long case clocks tick only once a second so they can be a very restful presence, by the way. I do think it's good to "kick out the jams" once in a while, maybe in a "man cave" setting. When I retired my 1940 Indian Chief from the road it became quite an interesting design element for the next several years. Let's just say, no one left the house without commenting on it.

[@deez6005]

Let’s make this a series! Maybe a part two and 3. It’s a nice idea. Glad you made the video. Luxury home pieces for man!

[@TomMcMorrow]

I'm moving into my own place for the first time in 4 days. These tips are priceless and Preston's outfit is a total goal.

[@oceanbrzzz]

Tom McMorrow Go for it! 👍👍

[@Poseidon99642]

First off, I am a fan of your channel. As a young man and emerging professional it is difficult to find reliable sources for haberdashery and sartorial topics. I have had a passion for style since primary school, and have been a fan for some time now. I am an architectural student and will be graduating next year. Having worked in a design firm, I believe this is one of the most accurate videos on interior design for what I call "warm" homes. I am seeing now that the "minimalist" and clean style is on its way out of popularity. Traditional is still around for a reason...

[@weirdshibainu]

Thank you for the history of the design classics. Another good option for window coverings is real wood shutters. They are especially handsome in a library/game/billiards room and are available in a wide variety woods and colors.

[@jinisong928]

Please, seriously, we need more of this! Please keep coming!

[@bethwaltz2607]

Although taxidermy mounts may "last forever", one should avoid displaying antique specimens in an open area of the home. The process of preservation employed arsenic, which in time leaks as dust (especially around eyes and legs). A family heirloom trophy should be permanently encased in a locked glass cabinet.

[@user-ih6vs3eg3o]

My place is dripping with Art Deco modern classy and beautiful!

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

Ah, lucky! I love Art Deco.

[@jmsmith1767]

I’ve found AMAZING paintings, gilded frames and mirrors at thrift stores.

[@austinenterprise1440]

There are certain topics that when narrated by Ralph is conveyed very effective. This is one of them.

[@michaelciccone2194]

I was brought up in a traditional type of house...my parents had classic tastes...I appreciate you guys very much

[@bustedkeaton]

Id like a video on zen-inspired or "japonisme" gentlemans decor. Saving space with floor seating, bonsai, etc

[@cooperwesley1536]

I've owned several wingback chairs over the past four decades, and I have always found them to be lacking in comfort. I now use the much more comfortable club chair option. Mine are covered in elephant grey leather, and my guests seem to gravitate to the them much more quickly than they did to the wingbacks.

[@BobTheHatKing]

I’ve got a chesterfield-styled wingback chair that looks almost exactly like the one at 6:04 but it’s an office chair on wheels and the color is a little more reddish, sort of closer to burgundy. It’s got real wood and genuine leather. I inherited it a few years ago, along with a solid wood Sligh desk and a little lamp from my uncle (my dad’s older sister’s second husband), who inherited it from his father. Needs a little TLC but I love it

[@phaedrussmith1949]

This is interesting, very well done and I’ve enjoyed it. However, one note about the bookshelf. If one is purchasing books to put on shelves as simply a design element of his living space, he is missing the point of what books are for. As well, he is tenuously perched on the precipice of what being a gentleman is all about. Being a gentleman has both form and substance. Eventually someone will come into the space and inquire if the books have been read. An answer in the negative will reveal the charade.

[@lizcademy4809]

You can have both. I have over 5,000 books (mostly science fiction). The bulk are in storage shelving, but a curated (and definitely read!) group are on display in my living room.

[@Jessie_Helms]

I’d say the home is the most important variable, aside from maybe the owner themselves. I’d you have a loft in a small apartment building it’s gonna look weird to have a grand piano and curated art- but by the same token most large houses/mansions just look *weird* with post modern or minimalist looks (if you’re such a minimalist why is your house large enough to house 5 families, lol).

[@filiphelset872]

That’s very true. I’m getting kinda tired of the generic Hollywood Hills style home where everything is white and has no texture. I’d much rather have a more traditional style.

[@AS-ri1mb]

Actually I disagree, I’ve seen a few apartments with this decor and it can be pulled off really well

[@katiegrundle9900]

i have 3 pianos in a studio apartment, but im nuts

[@57broski]

I’ve read your English Home Interior article multiple times and have incorporated some of those things as well as the things covered in this video into our newly purchased home. As always, thank you guys for the wealth of knowledge you bring to this community!

[@ぷく-u3f]

I recently moved, so it will be helpful. Traditional interiors are my dream! (I bought a palm tree and it was the correct answer! I was relieved!)

[@RandomizedLavanderTea]

WOOHOO FINALLY I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

[@RandomizedLavanderTea]

Omg I got a heart :0

[@m.k.v.g.7203]

I recommend tapestry, especially for those who don't like the idea of carpets collecting too much dust (allergies). Other thing adding flair to a room are a built in cocktail bar (maybe globe sized) a globe, a chandellier and the indirect lighting of a floor lamp.

[@watchspotting]

I like this video because it’s clear that Preston likes talking about it. You can tell he’s trying to hold back a smile the whole time.

[@JoJo-xp6wr]

You dressed sharp, time for your residence to be sharper than knives! Also, Preston's home attire in this video is the best next thing in 2020

[@dp271]

People who use instruments as decor without being able to play them: smh

[@bighands69]

You can always learn to play it. It would be good for your mind.

[@P.A.T.]

Nhea! I would like to have a guitar signed by James Hetfield on my wall without knowing how to play an instrument.

[@spelcheak]

Pianos traditionally are simply placed wherever they are to be played; lobbies, parlors, ect. You can bring your guitar or even cello to an event to play but not a piano, but even people who don't play an instrument may want to hear it sometimes and it's not bad manners to let a guest in your home to entertain others.

[@michaelferguson5611]

Agreed. All videos have great advice. The piano advice was garbage. Unless you play or are learning, or fool around with piano. Makes me look down on people like that. Show off real hobbies or collections no matter how unique or out of style. Respect on being real.

[@dolan5685]

I play piano and if I see a piano in your home, thats gonna make me happy no matter if you play it or not.

[@anthonyk1234]

Other then not having the pool table, I’m blessed and thankful for growing up in such a house.

[@DIDDLOTIC]

ok first things first what a great outfit Preston

[@SA-vz7qi]

Grand Piano is really only good if you have lots of space. Having a good quality modern digital in rosewood looks modern but still in keeping with the style. If you play they can be much better than an equivalent acoustic, but also it sets a tone that is space efficient and isn't pretentious.

[@thetokensaregood1965]

Could you please make a video on what to do after you wake up or something with the morning to do?

[@itznoxy7193]

Great video. I have the exact same proclivity for Victorian aesthetics as you seem to. You could definitely do a part 2 to this and I would watch.

[@stablestoic1491]

Great video. 👍I consider myself a minimalist gentleman style wise, however I can appreciate the aesthetics of the Classic design featured here. My parents in NW Pennsylvania own a turn of the century Doctors home and it naturally lends itself to this style, even today. Palms and all. I was rather surprised a Grandfather Clock was not on your list of design elements, but I think you covered all the major ones nicely.

[@FrankGutowski-ls8jt]

An ornate mantle clock is a worthwhile accessory.

[@walterfoyt5985]

I loved this video and believe you dress your home like you dress yourself. I’m a contemporary urban gentlemen, which is reflected in both the way I dress my home as well as I dress. I’m not a hunter and say NO to taxidermy.

[@katiegrundle9900]

finally a traditional decor video and explaining about the grand piano. Dont forget that the victorian tall upright piano.

[@chrisparker5278]

Your timing is perfect! I'm about to move house, and you have given me some great inspiration!

[@michaelciccone2194]

Chris, I wish you the best. There are men that have classic +upscale values

[@michaelciccone2194]

Imagine having a good friend like Sven- he embodies the values I was brought up with as a kid...my parents had +upscale values!

[@rowangraham7711]

Hello there, if you're looking for more great dressing gowns like the one you are wearing here, I would recommend Barturina Homewear. They make marvellous made-to-measure and bespoke gowns in a plethora of styles and fabrics.

[@joelstatosky1817]

A tip for those looking at rugs online is to always check the clearance and sale section. I've found better stuff in there nearly always. It's a similar experience for me and levis denim, whenever I go to the store the best items are seemingly on clearance

[@jayhightower5186]

Interesting video. However, as a gardener, I dislike artificial plants. Suggesting a "faux" palm tree is a mistake (most look cheap). Also, note that plants may not get enough light in "corners", so be sure to consider a plants' lighting needs when placing them.

[@fionafiona1146]

By that budget people can get interior designers and staff to clean/care for plants.

[@thirdspacemaker9141]

Suggesting a faux houseplant is the equivalent of suggesting a clip-on tie pleather belt.

[@MarcoCuauhtemocMejia]

I like the concept of this video a lot. I would even like a part 2.

[@morganchilds9054]

I think it's rather a mistake to completely ignore midcentury modern design. A wingback chair or large chesterfield is fine if you have a Craftsman house like that (it is very nicely appointed! I'm a big fan of Arts & Crafts style houses!), but would overwhelm smaller spaces. MCM accent chairs and dining room furniture fits better into the smaller houses and apartments that most urban people are living in these days. Though you may not consider the aesthetic "traditional" in the sense that some stuffy old Scottish people didn't have it in their 19th century hunting estates, Scandinavian midcentury modern design has been around long enough to be a part of classic design vernacular for decades now. We are now discussing matters of taste though, so I recognize that not everybody will agree.

[@dannydiehm2692]

I believe Preston said he would cover "classic" mid century modern in an upcoming video. He also commented that the style highlighted in this budget often requires a large space.

[@Toast0808]

It’s definitely taste. I personally, repeat, PERSONALLY, really hate Mid-Century Modern. I’m all about Art Deco of the 1920’s and 1930’s.

[@ruggbyrov]

@@Toast0808 If you have taste I think you will appreciate most styles if executed well- with thought, knowledge and personality.

[@hectorproductions5024]

Great video! Could you make a video on how to blend in modern technology (computers, etc) in a traditional home?

[@MahirParekh]

Great video. Please make more of this kind of videos along with what you're doing normally. Looking forward to seeing the modern version of this. Cheers.

[@kateani396]

A nice grandfather clock is a good piece of home decor.

[@josephknecht4272]

Please, more videos like this! It is great to see that you are expanding your horizons.

[@RebelReggie]

I love a mix of mid century modern and traditional accent elements. Also thank you for the rug guide!

[@mungulor]

I would love a series on interior design through the ages from GG

[@JamesBond-rl1up]

Instant like for the morning coat! :D

[@Peitsi]

I propose you to make a video about the style of the royalty and aristocrats. Maybe about what can we learn from them or something like that. They always have the perfect style in different occasions (like weddings and funerals that are often under the public eye).

[@designdoctor247]

Awesome content!!! Perfect presentation!!! Yes you deserve a very nice, relaxing lunch 😌

[@beninformato9040]

"Success is based upon an inner sense of self and believing you have something to say in your own consistent way. I think we have to fight to maintain our unique style and taste in a would that would have us conform". - Ralph Lauren

[@IanJudge]

Really happy to see you folks branching out on subjects like this!

[@stephengoodwin6403]

I'm a big fan of Beidermeier,Empire,and Jugendstil

[@123tommychen]

I would keep in mind that these are very specific styles and also follow trends (just from a different time period). As long as you like it and the pieces complement one another, then you have a winner.

[@jeffreymliss]

Finally, I am going to get rid of my cinder block/board bookshelves. My cable reel, which serves me as a table, is going to go too. Thanks.

[@SonoftheSeaWind]

That suit is on fire!

[@LibertypopUK]

Great series would like more of these ... kitchen and bathroom styles 🥳

[@Iberian247]

The cheapest way to improve your interior design is to keep it clean! No cat/dog hair all over the floors, uncluttered living spaces and clean bathrooms/kitchen.

[@gattodacatto]

Too true

[@stevedocherty6240]

If you live near an art school they tend to have degree shows where graduating students sell their artwork for fairly reasonable prices, much cheaper than in galleries. You might get lucky and end up with an important piece of juvenilia from a major artist, but even if not you get a unique piece of original art and help to support the next generation.

[@P__E11]

Great choice of topic! More of these please! :) Oh and Hi Mr Sharp Preston!

[@begajahgeneng3590]

Love the downton abbey footage. It really is a nice house, highclere castle

[@amadejpesko]

Finally. That is the video I was waiting for a long time. 11:25 at the right corner.😂😂 Great.👍

[@JS2000A]

It would be really intresting if you did a take on rococo design. It is similar to english country home in homes and the clothes are very interesting and elaborate aswell.

[@manny6020]

Sitting on a chesterfield couch makes me feel like an oil tycoon

[@fen7015]

Good overview on some traditional styles. Just make sure to actually use the piano and care for it. Otherwise you ruin a perfectly fine instrument and there's nothing gentlemanly about that.

[@peter455sd]

I changed my interior design 3 times,in the heyday i was with the Walmart look,then as things got tougher i went to a Goodwill influence,this year specifically it was all taken over by the Resident Evil motif

[@geoff8514]

I prefer modern lines less dust to collect and brighter and simpler which enhances the mind.

[@oscar6832]

Modern design is bland, tasteless and uninspiring. It lacks character (personality btw makes a house into a home and without character/old pieces it becomes souless, and looks more like a modern office building rather than a home). It's also cheap-looking, and often times so poor in quality that's it ends up being neither functional, nor aestethic. 'Garbage' is the word that comes into mind.

[@Amory-wd3ws]

@@oscar6832 Mid Century Modern looks very sophisticated and clean.

[@tonyminehan7144]

I purchased new, a 4 piece centerfield in red for my morning room and 5 piece for my drawing room some 30 + years ago, money well spent.

[@matthewgallant3622]

Antiques are very cheap right now, so it’s great to decorate with antiques. I always enjoy vintage mechanical things personally, particularly cars but watches, cameras, anything beautiful

[@MrOnlymoin1]

loved this video. more on vintage classical interiors please.

[@padcha8210]

I have never watched any video of you before, so I want to leave a warm compliment for creating such a qualitative video! I really appreciate the chosen words, missing hunt for new subscribers and omission of a lengthy introduction before getting to the point. Also, I cherish the respect you are showing to animals and women (13:26 & 10:52) Keep up the good work - it is seen!

[@authuser676]

Thank you for this informative video! I hope you will continue to make interior design videos as well as great classic menswear videos!

[@Mikemfm666]

I loveee my pool table. It looks nothing like the majestic one they first showed but I enjoy it and so do my guests 😊

[@ethanjames5526]

Loved the video, I work at an Auction House and when I need to I go all out with the 3 piece suits and colour :) we see all the beautiful furniture from the Victorian Era and Georgian Era and like you say, you can get amazing things for brilliant prices. Love the videos, keep on moving 😊

[@TheSuitedEngineer]

This is the video I've been looking for my whole life.

[@k.j.lindsey3048]

Nice expansion to a new gentleman’s subject area.

[@yeetcanyon5799]

The Sims 3-4 have trained me for this

[@keegankyzer5535]

Thank you so much for making these informational videos I remember when the first time I bought a suit and it was after I watched one of your video

[@jenniferschmitzer299]

A matching pair of jardinieres with dark glossy green ferns.. yum

[@illyakon4057]

I like the "I think it's lunch time" bit at the end. Please do more of these.

[@andrescorrea2425]

My favorite style is Victorian

[@JustClaude13]

Interior design tip #1: Bookcases. Lots of bookcases. Bookcases that can hold other design touches are nice, but not necessary. A tasteful entertainment console is also a nice touch, but it needs a place to keep your books. Decorating with a few tasteful parlor instruments is delightful. You can play music when not reading your books. One bookcase should have a place to hold instruments and a music stand. A sofa should have flat surfaces on the arms for holding your current book. It should also have end tables with a reading lamp and shelving for a few choice books. Ideally, the shelves of your bookcases should be filled with a current selection of reading material. The first rule of decorating with bookcases is to have easy access to your reference and casual reading selection. Large pianos and pool tables look like fun, but there's a reason why people are trying to get rid of them. Use the space for more bookcases. Don't forget to get plenty of bookcases. You can never have too many.

[@MrShinobi797]

KILLER outfit Preston 🔥🔥🔥

[@MsJake199]

Faux plants made of plastic cheapen a space considerably! They only look good from a distance which one doesnt have inside a normal room. Otherwise a good list

[@nadima.george9499]

I was waiting for this kind of video!

[@wisp_2877]

Considering that the outfit was discussed, could you possibly do a video about loungewear?

[@Ingrid0410]

You look great Preston! I like you doing a video more than Rafael💜

[@thomashilmersen711]

"Traditional" doesn't have to mean "the opposite of minimal". In Scandinavia, for example, the style has always been quite minimalistic. And in Japan, traditional furniture is quite rustic.