Home Decorating
- Your Pleasure
By Jeanette Joy Fisher
Your choice in interior design details
influences the way you feel in your home.
You can learn how to choose from the myriad of
colors, patterns, textures, and home furnishings
so you don't make a costly mistake.
Why YOU Should Decorate Your
Home
In researching what makes people happy, I
discovered that "Planning" makes us happy.
Therefore, why should a homemaker turn over
planning to an interior designer?
Most of us enjoy looking for that perfect
accessory, daydreaming about colors for our rooms,
and planning a new look for our home. You know
yourself best. Don't give all the happy moments of
planning and choosing decorating details to paid
professionals. Reserve the enjoyment of designing
your home for yourself.
Homes decorated to support desired emotions
create happy spaces for joyful living. Design
Psychology, a new method for residential exterior
and interior design helps you choose home
improvements and furnishings for your happiness
and productivity.
Follow the first and only rule of decorating
for happy living: "Design happy spaces." Choose
design ideas for your pleasure as well as
individual needs. Design spaces to give you and
others comfort, reassurance, and merriment.
For instance, take the use of a room and ask
yourself how you need to feel in this space? Did
you answer calm and serene or awake and energized?
Beyond issues of style, elements of color,
textures, patterns, and lighting influence the way
we feel both physiologically and psychologically.
This means that your body reacts to the design
details in your home; and, your emotions react as
well.
Home decoration is not a permanent state
because our rooms evolve as our lives change.
Don't be afraid of making mistakes -- enjoy the
process and focus on your goal of providing
pleasurable daily moments in your home.
Copyright © 2006 Jeanette J. Fisher. NO permission granted to use this article in any
manner.
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Jeanette
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