13 Cool Interior Details That We Should Use More Often

 When we're learning about new home decor ideas, it's easy to allow our enthusiasm get in the way of pragmatism. Suddenly, that couch or dining room table you've always wanted turns out to be a complete pain. We've compiled a list of the most typical home decor blunders that most of us have made. We should hopefully be able to avoid them in the future.

Bright Decor wishes to share some frequent home decor blunders with you all so you can get the most out of your ideas and be proud of your cozy, modern home.

14. All rooms in different styles

When renovating your home, keep in mind that it is a single thing. That is why homes should have a beautiful flow to them, with each area having something in common. You won't feel at ease if there are too many differences, and it may even irritate you.

13. Kids furniture

While children's furniture may appear appealing, it's all too easy to select the incorrect items, which may quickly become irritating. Because children's minds are constantly evolving, it's best to choose more timeless things that they won't outgrow as quickly. You won't have to spend money replacing items as they become unfit for your children.

12. Glass tables

Glass tables provide light and elegance to a room, but they aren't particularly unusual these days. These tables can be unsafe if children are around, not to mention inconvenient because fingerprints are plainly visible on their surface. If you want to make your area appear lighter, consider purchasing a mirror or adding metal accents. Just make sure to find a table that isn't made of glass.

11. Prints and pictures on walls, ceilings, and floors

Some people enjoy optical illusion floors, image ceilings, and photo wallpaper. But keep in mind that these kinds of patterns and motifs tend to make things look cheap and draw too much attention. You'd be better off going with something more classic and adding modest touches to it.

10. Following every trend

You might lose a lot of money and your nerves if you are always on top of every trend and do everything that the fashion industry mandates! Fashion changes quickly, and it would be a waste to buy a lot of new decor only to throw it away when it goes out of style the next season.

9. Neon lights

Floating beds and ceilings were highly trendy a few years ago. However, a space with such strong lights will resemble a nightclub rather than a quiet living room or bedroom. Consider hanging some delicate light garlands to create a soothing, peaceful vibe that never goes out of style if you want to create a warm ambience.

8. Minimal color

It's not a good idea to pick two favorite colors and use them to adorn a room. It's best to stick to neutral hues and subtly add details or a splash of color. A lot of color can be distracting, but not enough can make your warm house appear drab.

7. A TV in a frame

Because your TV isn't a work of art, putting it in a fancy frame isn't the best choice! If you want to conceal it, utilize movable panels that obscure it while not in use.

6. A balcony as storage

Don't use your balcony as a storage closet if you have one. Imagine being able to build an additional warm and inviting space for your family and friends to spend time together. Don't be scared to inject some personality into the space.

5. A bad disguise

Even if the cloth is lavish and lovely, hiding something behind a curtain is never a good idea. It's preferable to use wardrobe storage or properly arrange things on open shelves.

4. Beige tones

It's best to avoid beige in your interior design because it may make even the most costly products look uninteresting. If you prefer light colors, stick to them as a base and add some vibrant elements to bring the area to life.

3. Furniture with prints and pictures

Furniture with bold prints and patterns can completely devastate a space. You're better off ignoring the many prints and patterns and instead investing in more solid pieces. Instead of an entire wall of patterns, you might be more creative with minor decorative elements.

2. Giant wardrobes

To begin with, large storage cabinets take up far too much space. Second, in cabinets like these, it's simple to hoard a lot of useless goods you don't need. As a result, choosing a nightstand or mounting a TV on the wall is always preferable.

1. Shower stalls

The era of large, elegant shower cubicles has passed. Nowadays, simplicity is key: a corner shower made entirely of glass would suffice. And, best of all, it takes up very little room.

Do you have any plans to renovate your property in the near future? Will you follow our recommendations or do you have your own? Please share with us!

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