Sometimes so-called professionals - friends and neighbors, workers and foremen, and sometimes designers give advices, which are able to kill any interior. Do not do that ever, the consequences may be irreversible!
1. Dark glossy ceiling
His often offer installers ostensibly to give the room depth and raise the ceiling. In fact, even the bright mirror gloss on the ceiling looks cheap, not to mention the dark, which literally puts pressure on the tenants.
2. Various floorings
Some believe the decision function: in the living room parquet or laminate in the kitchen - tiles, in the bedroom - carpet, so it was warmer and softer. But the more you Fraction floor into pieces, the less it will seem every room. Select one solution, which will move from room to room and visually unify the room.
3. The lack of a bathroom tile
Ostensibly in order to save some maintenance crews are advised not to lay the tiles in places where it is not visible - on a wall and the floor of the bathroom. But such savings can turn into stubborn mold on the walls and a problem with its neighbors in the event of the slightest leak.
4. Beige instead of gray
Many of the old-fashioned feel beige interior a fashionable and stylish, and gray - tatty. Therefore, one can often hear the advice is still paint the walls in brighter colors. In fact, the brightness of the interior give details - designer furniture and distinctive decor.
5. Sofa instead of a bed
This advice is often given to owners odnushek. In fact, guests do not come so often, and sleep on the couch, folding and unfolding it will have each day. If space allows, it is better to prefer a full bed with a couple of chairs or a mini-sofa nearby.
6. Wallpaper instead of painting
The wallpaper in themselves there is nothing wrong if they fit into the interior concept. But often the foremen persistently persuade customers to replace the wallpaper paint, even though the developed design project. Usually attributed to this desire that the painted walls look "bureaucratic."
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Author: Paul Shelyagin.
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