The designer's 'Rule Of 3' takes the guess-work out of your décor

[@martaescobar7625]

My tip for homeowners....use what you have. We buy or acquire pieces we love, even make them. When decorating or rearranging, go around your house first before you buy. "When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change".

[@ansbach74]

I like watching Colin and Justin when they are on.

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

Other rules... 1. Creating tableaus provide a place to rest the eyes and make a space more enjoyable. 2. Furniture that is low tends to make for a more casual, relaxed atmosphere as do analogous or monochromatic colour schemes (make sure you pay close attention to layering textures when using those schemes). Taller furniture can make a place more formal, varying the heights and using can liven up a place as does a complementary colour scheme. (For my home, I prefer a tertiary colour scheme that forms a Y on the colour wheel.) Also, practice stealth symmetry with art and furniture even when not going for a symmetrical look. 3. For your 10% accent colour, move it around the room at different heights. This creates interest and movement. 4. Shiny objects bounce light and can make a place feel bigger--mixing finishes as well as metals also creates interest. 5. If you're stuck on what colours you might enjoy (e.g., walls and furniture), look at your favorite objects. You might have been collecting items over the years that have the colours you love most.6. It's often recommended that you decorate in colours that you look good in (favorite colours to wear). Well, um, I prefer to decorate in colours that I love to look at. Which leads to... 7. Know the rules and then don't be afraid to break them.

[@joannesincere4970]

What I liked most about what the designers said was... Ask of other designers, what's their top ten? what got them started? Design does not belong to one person. I have a hard time believing that one designer came up with an idea, I just figured "great minds." When you look at a book or magazine and see something you like then you implement it into your design is it yours or someone else's? Now how you style it is totally yours, but design, well that belongs to everyone! Thanks for the great info guys! Tracy, love love love the show!

[@diedrapayne6202]

I JUST LOVE THESE GUYS. THEY ARE SO COOL AND SMART!

[@grat2010]

These guys are so much fun. Totally LOL'ed when he said "haters gonna hate"

[@ruthannamarteifio2956]

Love these guys!!!

[@nikkilove-bugg9791]

Tracy.. can you guys do a designer secret tips segment for people who are obsessed with symmetry and also a odd number vs even number decor comparison.

[@gelkita]

Hello all. I need help please, I didn’t catch the name of the wallpaper brand. Thanks if you can help me find the wallpaper displayed. I would love it in my foyer. 😍

[@NdnUrbanCat]

Use a mirror to look at the room. Makes you see things differently.

[@lizsanchez1847]

The rule makes “beautiful “ sense!

[@GROFOOPERS]

Everything taught here could have been learned by watching the interior design master himself, Christopher Lowell.

[@janierlarcheveaux3057]

GROFOOPERS I still have video tapes from his show "Interior Motives".

[@GROFOOPERS]

Janier, I know! I used to tape him too! All ideas seem to derive from him, lots of copy cats! It seems we're not the only ones who watched him!

[@1javixD]

@1:45 I see the white hair guy wiggling his left big toe

[@sandeeppadmanabhan3208]

utility on a back foot

[@louise-yo7kz]

Cohesion

[@x9102-k2t]

the trinity..