Key Ideas on How to Create a Delicious Home

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TRACK THE LIGHT

Key Ideas on How to Create a Delicious Home

It enhances the penetration of natural light and its circulation throughout all corners of the house. This can change not only color but also the feeling of spaciousness and comfort in rooms. In this bedroom with large windows facing the street, a bench, carpet, and table.

SIMPLIFY THE LAYOUT

Less is more. This reduces space because it's better to have fewer but more spacious rooms rather than many small ones. Additionally, you avoid intermediate spaces such as hallways or foyers. Here, a common space is created where the living room, dining area, and office are combined.

DIRECT DECORATION TOWARD LIGHT

Direct your decoration toward light sources. In the living room, this places the sofa in front of a window; in the bedroom, the bed is aligned parallel to it. Place large furniture items on walls.

DESIGN IN UNISON

If you're seeking harmony, don't design rooms separately. Choose a style, finishes, and base palette and decorate the entire home accordingly, adding some nuances. Wood, textiles, and furniture in gray tones are present here.

FURNITURE IN PROPORTIONS

Select furniture in forms and sizes that correspond to the space. It would be inappropriate for a large sofa to be too big in a small room, just as it would be out of place for a tiny sofa to be too small in a large space.

CONTINUOUS FINISHES

Uniform covering throughout the house provides visual continuity and thus a sense of spaciousness. Remember that smooth finishes with glossy detailing reflect more light.

PLAN THE LIGHTING

Combine general and diffused main lighting without shadows, plus additional soft lighting to create atmosphere and zone the space. Use spotlights to highlight specific areas.

ENLARGE THE WINDOWS

Expand the glazing where possible, minimize profiles—choose the thinnest ones like aluminum—even though they are not the most eco-friendly—and opt for white shades that do not interfere with light penetration. Here, a large window was covered with sliding panels without profiles, nearly invisible and leaving a clean appearance.

DO NOT OVERLOOK THE OUTSIDE VIEW

Take care of it year-round, not just in summer, as its colors enter the home through windows.

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