Whether you’ve decided to remodel your home, perhaps room by room, or need to update your business office, it could be to your advantage to hire someone who has vast experience in furniture design and décor planning, wall color , lighting and everything from floors to ceilings. Designers seem to have that special “eye” for knowing what will work and how to put things together and make everyone happy. Things like the lighting (too dim or too bright), the color and texture of the walls, the rugs, and especially the furniture all play a part in making the environment enjoyable for everyone involved. Furniture designers today are well trained in what works best with what and how to put it all together for you. Interior decorators can work with you, selecting wall colors and rugs, but furniture designers are the ones who can put it all together and keep customers happy every time.
Try some textures on the walls for a 3-D look that wows!
Many business owners today want their employees to be happy in the work environment, so try to make your offices bright and lively. Textured paint can make rooms pop with color and a stylish look. Matching furniture will be admired by everyone who sees these rooms. At home, those drab walls with the traditional off-white paint are really out of date today. The trends are towards brighter colors on the walls and especially on the carpeted floors. Ceilings even draw attention when they have scalloped tiles or wooden beams installed. The key is to never overdo any aspect of a remodel, make changes to the furnishings but keep them subtle.
The tables, chairs and sofas deserve an update too!
Modern furniture designs are not much different from those of a few decades ago. The environment and what the space is used for should help determine the style of furniture to be used. Then the colors will be the next natural selection based on the style of the furniture and the coloring of the walls. Lighter and somewhat brighter colors tend to make rooms appear larger than they really are and that’s what most people who are renovating their home or office generally want to happen. Upholstered furniture can have a big influence on the overall style of the room with plaids or floral materials less desirable than basic solid colors like tans, grays and blues, as well as dark green. Often these colors can contrast with the walls and carpets.
The role of furniture designers is to improve the world around them.
It doesn’t matter if it’s an office complex in a high-rise downtown or a conventional three-bedroom house in the suburbs, design is appreciated. Experienced furniture designers have entire plans with color combinations in their heads and are ready to solve problems of space and structure before your very eyes. A small change, perhaps bringing in a new colorful and stylish sofa to add to the drab decor can “spruce up” any room. It may require paint, carpet or other flooring, and a complete furniture upgrade, but any room will be greatly improved with the help of a furniture designer.
