While this is never an easy question to answer, people tend to strive to create “relaxing,” “peaceful,” and “welcoming” homes. Source: Houzz
When people begin planning their home design, they often focus on the features and things that they want and need. However, an important factor in planning a home that is often overlooked is how you want your home to feel. This can be a little tough to answer, so let’s go over some examples:
- Relaxing – If you want your home to feel relaxing, then don’t focus on trying to create a perfect home design – a relaxing atmosphere often results in a well-loved home that might get a little dinged up.
- Creative – If you’re an artist and you need a creative atmosphere, then you might want to implement a craftsman-like design into your home with lots of space to display your arts and crafts or materials.
- Peaceful – If you need your home to be a sanctuary from your busy work life, make sure you have plenty of natural light that can be controlled and that you use interesting textures to help revive your senses.
- Welcoming – Consider using more natural materials that have a casual and easy-going feel to them instead of focusing on luxury.
Determine how you want your home to feel and contact Trilogy Partners for more home design tips.
