#Timeless interiors pro#
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Mine is 11′ x 13′ with three doors and three windows. What I am specifically interested in these days is a 1930s kitchen I’m planning on remodeling. Of course, we are not going to take a 12 x 15 foot living room with an 8 foot ceiling and put in a heavy coffered ceiling, pilasters every three feet and heavy dentil mouldings. The furnishings are for the people not for the room! (unless they are glued or nailed to the wall) Sure, there are rooms that are super tall, like two or three stories high.īut down, closer to the ground, one will find the furnishings to be about the same size as they would be in a room with an 8 or 9 foot ceiling. They don’t become larger if the room is larger unless they are going into that room to eat 20 times a day. Furniture, not very much.īecause buildings and their furnishings are meant to relate to the human form.Īnd humans on average are roughly about five and a half feet tall. Believe me when I tell you that there’s a photographer out in a corn field half a mile away with a 6′ telephoto lens, just so that he can make the room look large without distortion!įine, I’m exaggerating, but photos ARE often deceptive.īut even IF the room is on the large side, it really shouldn’t make a lot of difference, in terms of furnishing the space. I recommend it under any circumstances!īut… magazine photos can be quite deceptive.

#Timeless interiors pro#

] (that’s where research comes in) If what I’m writing about doesn’t help with your precise needs, then I would recommend hiring a pro to work with. I am telling y’all everything that I know and a lot that I do not know. Sure, I would love someone to tell me what to do sometimes too. Would love to learn more about how you do this. I examine them closely, attempting to tease out some detail or general impression that might help me make decisions for my home. The majority of images I have found posted on websites are of much larger, bigger budget homes. That you have impeccable taste is a well-established fact. You also have implied a dollar consciousness.

I know that, living in NY, you are attuned to smaller residences.

Later after my brief response, I received this reply, again with my answers between the lines.

#Timeless interiors free#

While I don’t expect your expertise to be free of charge can you imagine any palatable avenue of support?

:]Īs I am trying to find a balance between respecting where you are in your work and my needs I am struggling to improve my charming (personal interpretation) yet modest home. Just ask and maybe I can do a blog post that will benefit others as well. How might a typical follower request more applicable examples and advice without being rude, obtuse, or intrusive? While some people couldn’t care less about my trip, others are foaming at the mouth dying to hear all about it. I wish that I could be everything to everyone, but of course, that’s not possible. Well, I’m happy that some of the posts are relevant. However, I must say that, while deluxe and educative, they are not as relevant to as many of your posts. I loved the images you sent from your recent tours in a theoretical sense. It is edited, but not for meaning, only to shorten it a little. The other day I got an interesting email from a reader.