Whether you live in your first apartment or dwell in the same house for years, decorating interiors is quite a task. While some see it as a fun and fulfilling challenge, most people instantly feel overwhelmed by myriads of complex and, more importantly, expensive choices when trying to make their humble abode feel more put together.
Of course, there’s no arguing about taste being a matter of preference, and it’s great to make your home feel like you. But interior design is a tricky game to play, and certain solutions may not turn out as expected. So recently, TikToker Krishnan Rajaratnam, who goes by the handle @interiorbykrish, revealed several decor mistakes that might make your home look cheap, and people online are divided.
From crushed diamond mirror furniture to the "Live Laugh Love" type of decorations, we’ve gathered some common faux pas homeowners might want to steer clear of. So take out your notebooks, grab your pens, and decide for yourself whether you agree with them. Also, read on for our in-depth interview filled with handy tips from an award-winning interior designer Linda Merrill. Then if you’re interested in even more questionable home decor trends, then check out Bored Panda's previous piece about it right here.
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Are there really people who, when visiting a house, stick their head in the shower and then pass judgement on it?
Oh no. People can see that I wash my clothes. The horror of having to put the machine where you have space for it.
Not true. Take a look at some of the most traditional British houses.
Again, depends on the pattern, I know people with scrolly brocade carpet and it looks luxe in a carved-wood living room.
Huh? Aren't shelves for putting things on? Otherwise, what's the point of having them? Is this shelf 'cluttered'?
Dunno where you live mate, but i've frankly never been to a country where it seemed they hid them. These days interesting designs for your radiators are actually all the rage?!
There's a place for thick rugs, there's a place for thin rugs. I won't put a thick rug in our nursery, because it's harder to clean and our twins have had diaper accidents sometimes. Similar with the hallways, why would you put a thick rug where people walk in with their shoes on? In our living room, go ahead, I'll take a rug I could lose my keys in.
...are a necessity if you don't want them to touch radiators under the window.
Awful, pretentious list. Let people decorate their homes the way they like without being shamed.
Panda: This post was a massive fail. Whoever posted this stuff really didn't know what they were talking about.
Awful, pretentious list. Let people decorate their homes the way they like without being shamed.
Panda: This post was a massive fail. Whoever posted this stuff really didn't know what they were talking about.
