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Tuesday 15 July 2014

12 Decorating Tips to Give Your Rooms a New Look (Part 3)

Wilson Fink Kitchens and Interiors has always tried its best to proffer best designing and storage solutions to people. Thus, it anticipates that the first two parts of ‘12 Decorating Tips to Give Your Rooms a New Look’ have enabled you to create a best look for your space. So you could take pride in showing your accommodation to friends and family members. However, if you are still in need of some more striking ideas to décor your accommodation facility then, below are some exciting new tips. That will completely change the way you think about re-designing a room.

7. Consider Clearing Focal Point
If you are looking to create a look for your room that can draw you from one room to another then, best way to do it is by clearing focal point. This means that focal point should always be placed at a spot from where one can directly see it from the entrance of the room. See the picture for reference as the artwork between the settings is drawing viewer’s attention as the sight line is free and clear.
8. Avoid Adding a Piece Forcefully
It is extremely important while decorating a place that you should not persist with a piece that does not fit well in the theme. It does not matter whether it’s your beloved aunt who has given you that piece or anyone else, as you need to find a new place in the house to hang it. Unification should always be maintained in a theme otherwise it will disturb the balance. View the picture to examine how balance is maintained while decorating a room, as utilitarian pieces and use black is well maintained in it. In short, one should know that they should not over accessories.

9. Gauge the Proportion and Scale
Sometimes it happens that you find an attractive piece of art or furniture in a store, but when you place it in your room it either looks too big or too small that makes it look insignificant. Therefore, it is suggested that one must gauge the proportion and scale of the piece before buying it. That will help them in determining whether a piece is significant enough to create a pleasing impact. You can see in the picture that sun shape mirror is of perfect size as it has covered the wall perfectly. The sand dollars below it are also making an interesting group. They would not have created a pleasing affect, if they were set in even numbers (twos or fours) instead of odd.

Thursday 10 July 2014

12 Decorating Tips to Give Your Rooms a New Look (Part 2)

In the first part we at Wilson Fink Kitchens and Interiors tipped you how you can give your rooms a new look by following some rough codes. Like selecting right paint, avoiding overcrowding the space and hanging the paintings at the right height. Now in this piece we will let you know which other things a homeowner should bear in mind while decorating their rooms.

4. How to Place Furniture on a Rug
If you have placed your furniture in the right way on a rug it can give your space luxurious feel, but it is observed that people usually do not pay much attention to such details. As a result, their spaces give a frugal look in spite of having striking fittings and furniture. Thus, one should learn how to place or arrange their furniture over a rug in order to enhance the look of their rooms. Generally there are three different ways to place furnitureon a rug which are as follows:
  • All On: If you have a big room then there is no harm in placing the legs of your furniture over it by getting a big size rug, as it will give your room a lavish look. However, make sure that you should leave 12 to 18 inch floor surface at least on all sides of your rug’s border.
  • All Off: In case you have a small room then, its best to keep the legs of your furniture off the rug. Therefore, such homeowners should find a rug that has an ideal size, as neither it should be too small that it look insignificant or too big that one should give it an afterthought. An ideal rug for such a room would be the one that will touch the front legs of the furniture. Such an approach looks even more smashing when pattern should be layered over a textured or solid rug.
  • Front On: if you want to give a feel of openness then, best option for a homeowner is to put just the front legs of the furniture pieces in the room over rug. Such an arrangement will give your space a well-defined and tidy look.
5. Avoid to Be too Themey
It is often seen that when it comes to redesigning a room people love to use themes that are already quite popular. Using such themes not only gives your space a reprise and boring look, but they also lacks individuality. Thus, it’s better to give your room a unique look by using furniture, materials, art works and paint colour that you like the most. In this way, you will be able to create a look that is not drawn out of clichés.

6. Create Focal Point with a Star Piece
Just the way there are leading and supporting roles in a movie, in the same way there are supporting and leading furnishes in a room. The supporting furnishes are to make the star piece, focal point of the room, so it can draw every visitor’s attention instantly. However, avoid giving everything a leading role because otherwise it will become a visual clamour. Moreover, it’s easy to find a single thing that can draw attention rather than looking for various gems. You can use an unusual headboard, piece of art, a vivid hood in the kitchen as focal point in order to draw attention.


Wednesday 9 July 2014

12 Decorating Tips to Give Your Rooms a New Look (Part 1)

Generally it is believed that interior decorators perhaps follow a secret book of rules to decorate a space, but in reality there are no hard and fast rules to design a place. The reason behind it is that human beings are creative types, as they like to explore new things, love to follow their dreams and intuitions. Nevertheless, this does not mean that there are no rules at all, as interior designers do follow some rough codes when they décor a place.
These rough codes are followed because they enable them to achieve good results every time. Rough codes are actually few tried and tested things that have always worked for the designers. It is not too difficult for anyone to master them, as you can use them right away. Below Wilson Fink Kitchen and Interiors has listed few decorating tips for your home.That will work more as foundation course for you in order to develop your own rule-breaking and creative instinct.

1. Pick the Right Paint
It is often observed that when people move from one home to another they usually want to use the same paint colour on its walls that they had used in their previous house. This approach does not work every time for people because the light sources are different in each house. Also, there are thousands of shades, tones and tints of a paint colours and each one of them looks different in different homes. Thus, it is quite possible that what looks good in the previous house may not look great in the new home. Therefore, when selecting a paint colour it is important that you must keep the material, fabric, artwork, rug and other things of the room in your mind too.

2. Avoid Overcrowding a Room
While placing furniture in your room one must bear in mind that they should avoid overcrowding the space because gracious living means having enough space to move easily. There is no need to fill a room with extra furniture. In fact, it’s best to utilize the same amount to buy few but high quality and good looking pieces for the space. In this way, you will not only be able to enough space to manoeuvre easily, but fine pieces of furniture will give your room a new look as well

3. Hang Paintings at Right Height
Artwork or paintings always look great when they are hanged at the right height. Museums and art galleries pays great attention to this fact because average eye level of human beings is 57 inches. Thus, they hang each painting at a height of 57 to 60 inches from the ground, so homeowners should also do the same.
However, sometimes people hang paintings little higher in a room where the roof soar, but remember artwork needs to be hanged at human scale and not according to the structure’s scale. If you are not sure about the scale then take a picture of your room. The picture will reveal whether you need a small or tall painting for the room.