We Design Our Subscriber’s Empty Home into JAPANDI MINIMALIST Style

[@iamdaina__]

Always my favorite. ❤

[@DesignBurst-2024]

@@iamdaina__ thanks

[@yvettemedina1859]

❤ how u Treat walls, always educational… Merry 🎄

[@pratikdas7455]

Love your work! I’ve shared my layout and am eagerly waiting to see the amazing transformation you come up with. Your creativity never fails to impress!

[@DesignBurst-2024]

@@pratikdas7455 Thank you! Stay tuned to our channel because we pick randomly from those who emailed us.

[@LaddTemple]

Like the overall design just concern about the use of wood panels in a rental. How are they mounted without ruining the underlying wall? I love Scandi / Japandi but waiting to see your approach with some other styles. Also glad to see more dimensions included in floor plan. They really help me in evaluating space. Could a reminder be included as you go room to room?

[@DesignBurst-2024]

Thanks for your feedback! For the wood panels, they’re usually mounted with screws and sometimes adhesive, installed in a way that’s minimally invasive, especially for rentals. We did make a video before with detailed dimensions of rooms, clear distances, material measurements, and detailed connections, but it didn’t perform well in terms of views and viewer retention. That’s why we’re focusing more on the design and process. I appreciate your suggestion, it’s definitely something we’ll consider for future videos! Thanks

[@shafiahaqilah]

Thank you..finally agree with this design ideas..but the wood panel wall wouldn't work for certain rental house.. especially in my country..perhaps would like in the future there is less build in wall and cabinet as this client said that this place is rental..thanks

[@DesignBurst-2024]

@@shafiahaqilah thanks!

[@aloneanonymousartist]

super love it as usual…

[@DesignBurst-2024]

Thank you!

[@misbahuddin240]

which software

[@DesignBurst-2024]

@@misbahuddin240 we use sketchup for modeling and enscape for rendering

[@oioioioioioioioio]

Design Burst does the same design…very boring always with beige…like they do hotel design with japandi…i unsubbed.

[@DesignBurst-2024]

@@oioioioioioioioio Thank you so much for your feedback-we really appreciate it! The designs we feature are often based on the preferences and requests of our subscribers, and neutral colors like beige tend to be their go-to choice. These shades are also beginner-friendly and practical for DIY projects, even for those who might not work with an interior designer. In our upcoming videos, we will include new styles, such as Mid-Century and Tropical designs. We’ll incorporate a mix of neutral and more vibrant colors to keep things fresh and inspiring. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts-it really helps us grow and improve!

[@aloneanonymousartist]

it’s the subscribers request…