10 Rules of Design by Jaime Hayon

"Everything I do, I do with passion, and I try to put all my emotions into creativity," says Jaime Hayon about his works. One of the best designers of our time is always ready to take risks and surprise with each creation. His unusual interiors and unconventional furniture break stereotypes in design all over the world.

1. Humor in Interior Design

Dont be afraid to bring joy into your interior: vibrant colors, eye-catching furniture, variety of forms – choose everything that brings you closer to comfortable design.

2. Moving Away from Clichés

It's time to bring all your creative and wild ideas into reality, leaving the traditional path behind. Extravagant furniture, installations, combinations of incompatible elements – break the rules and say 'yes' to all experiments.

Favn for Fritz Hansen.

3. Independent Decision-Making

Before seeking professional help from a designer, think about how your ideal interior should look – down to the furniture and accessories. Perhaps you can even sketch it out. Just start, and you will be amazed by the boundless creativity of your imagination.

4. Emotional Tone

Any design should not only be functional but also give positive emotions. Learn to "feel" things: their energy and history, and over time you will understand which items were made with soul, and which ones – for commercial purposes.

Jaime Hayon Collection for Eco Wallpaper.

5. Combination of Different Collections

The fingerprint of the Spanish designer can be felt in how he combines furniture from completely different collections within one interior, showing that skillful style mixing is a bold and correct step toward creating a stylish and vibrant space.

Happy Susto, Hayon.

6. Starting from Scratch

Explore unknown topics with a light and positive approach: whether it's new designs or different styles, just like children who discover this world step by step.

7. Material Durability

Choose natural materials: marble, crystal, and ceramics that will last for many years, using plastic and eco-friendly materials only minimally due to their short lifespan and unreliability.

Bisazza Bagno.

8. Limited Budget Is Good

Even in the creative process, financial constraints are needed to clearly visualize the scope of all your ideas. Budget limitations spark creativity, so monetary limits are the starting point for any design.

Accessories for Fritz Hansen.

9. Quality Above All

Things can be passed down from generation to generation and carry their own history. Invest in items made of long-lasting materials and be cautious with brands – their quality does not always match their price.

Analog for Fritz Hansen.

10. Do Not Follow Trends

Do not blindly follow trends, focus primarily on yourself and your vision. This is not the easiest approach, but it's the best for creating an interior that harmonizes with you and reflects your true self.

Arcolor & Leafo for Arlfex.

Also read:

• 10 Rules of Design by Jonathan Adler
• 10 Rules of Design by Abigail Ahern
• 10 Rules of Design by Kelly Whister