On big budget projects interior design is something that is left to interior designers, however a lot of the time architects end up with this role too, even though we’re generally self-taught and don’t necessarily specialise in the field.
Design is something that is entirely subjective and my style is constantly evolving over the years (so I wont be offended if you think my budget-pseudo-scandi-minimalist-mash-up is subpar). However, I thought it may be worth sharing and hopefully it gives you some inspiration by realising that really anyone can be a designer and how these six principles might help you along the way.
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⏱ Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:40 Principle 1: Budget
2:15 Principle 2: Functionality
3:45 Principle 3: Taste
5:15 Principle 4: Palette
6:37 Principle 5: Texture
8:02 Principle 6: Shapes
9:31 Conclusion
