Trendy but practical decor myth or reality

Ha, the eternal dilemma between beauty and function! While some remain convinced that aesthetics are incompatible with practicality, and while it’s also true that some designer arrangements can be perplexing, Lou shows you that a trendy yet practical decor is possible. Room by room, ideas and advice for a decor that’s both beautiful and functional.

Practical decor vs. aesthetic decor, really (Well, sometimes yes, but not always)

Decorating your interior means using the pillars of aesthetics (furniture, decorative accessories, and layouts) to make it a completely personal place, with a strong power of seduction. The intention? That you find it beautiful, with a little dose of pride that doesn’t spoil anything when you entertain. The goal of good interior design is to create a harmonious universe, with spaces that speak to you and make you feel comfortable. In short, everything that transforms your house into your… real homeBut to feel good at home, the quality of your nest’s design is not enough. It must be comfortable day after day, whatever your lifestyle. Daily maintenance is not nonsense when you think about trendy decor, but practical. Less time to clean it, less work to pamper it, it’s one of the keys to feeling really good in your apartment!

A functional AND aesthetic house instructions for use

How to create a good decoration, as cute as you want, sweet to look at, nd yet practical, easy to live with?

Functional decor embraces the less-is-more approach

This famous quote from Viennese architect Adolf Loos rings familiarly in our ears. Whenever minimalist style is on the rise, the rule of “less is more” resurfaces. To create a beautiful and practical decoration, you don’t have to reduce your decor to its bare minimum. However, avoiding overloads, piles of small and large furniture, excess trinkets, and a farandole of colors and patterns will directly contribute to letting you breathe while improving the aestheticsIn the top 10 of trendy but practical decor, slow design,hich advocates this art of living by savoring what we have and focusing on quality rather than quantity. What is necessary to feel good, nothing more! Beware of extremes: Don’t go too far with minimalism. Your interior design mustn’t be reduced to the bare essentials. Well-being at home doesn’t appreciate the feeling of emptiness. Add stylish furniture and decorative objects that give your rooms personality.

Does anyone know where my keys are kept?

Lou isn’t a fan of absolute order in her living room or office space. However, she knows that to live happily, it’s better to avoid having to look for your things every time you need them. So, for a pretty and 100% functional decoration, she competes with good decorative/practical ideas. To receive badges and sets of keys once you get home, and thus avoid family tantrums, it equips a practical and welcoming entrance: a designer console, a cute pocket tray, wall-mounted coat rack.
And it’s the same in every room, from the bench-chest that hides the duvets in summer to the stylish wall shelves that house both decoration and utility. Office, kitchen, bedrooms, living room, no more objects scattered in every corner!  Everything has a place, it’s beautiful, and you breathe calmly.

Materials and colors in decoration make trendy, but practical choices

Everyone has heard the saying that “white is messy .” The truth is, whether you place your caramel-covered fingers on a white or blue sofa, it’s safe to assume the degree of soiling is the same. That said, you can play on the optical illusion and enjoy a decor that’s pretty and practical enough to avoid having to live with a sponge in your hand. This is a crucial aspect when choosing a material or color to change your flooring, countertops, furniture, or wallpaper. Some of these require significantly more cleaning and maintenance. For example, dark wood floors or tables need to be dusted much more frequently than light wood. Conversely, white tiles, however beautiful, require you to choose between runners for entry or a mop at hand. Curtain fabric that is easy to wash and dry, a stain-resistant sofa, and a Teflon velvet armchair are the best friends of a functional and aesthetic home.

Imagination at the heart of your decor, it will be practical and beautiful

Even the most seasoned interior decorators will tell you without batting an eyelid: flicking through magazines or looking at photographs on decor websites is an excellent way to find inspiration. Keeping up with the latest trends is ideal for boosting your interior, on the express condition that you don’t try to imitate exactly what you see! Personalize what you decide to stage in your home; otherwise yo u risk getting a standard result, without flavor or character. Adapt the ideas gleaned to the volumes and furniture you have. This is how Lou achieves a truly unique and personal homeUnleash your creativity and reinvent your spaces. Use clever ways to dress up unsightly radiators and hide electrical cables. Innovate with original solutions to keep them hidden and tidy at the same time. Think about how to simplify your life when you have to clean them. You encourage you to use your imagination. Go ahead and create details that show your personality. Decorating your home in a practical way combines the pleasure of beauty with the satisfaction of feeling freer. You’ll enjoy your cozy nest, your hobbies, and your loved ones more. There’s no better way to boost your well-being and optimism!

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