Guide
These are the table lamp trends for 2025
by Pia Seidel
5 interior design objects...(part 4)
3.4.2019
Translation: machine translated
Why does everything look so perfect in interior design magazines and books? Because decorators have been there. Just like in a fashion magazine, they highlight the furniture before a photo shoot. And it works in your home too.
What looks obvious in a photo actually requires preparation time, a concept and a lot of staff - photographers, decorators and assistants - especially for publications relating to flats and houses. These professionals work together to personalise and enhance rooms. Here are a few tips you can use in your own home.
1. Mirror, my beautiful mirror
2. Layered lighting
3. The best is the enemy of the good
Because it's all about the right mix, decorators remove the superfluous from the picture. I'm sure there's one or other trinket in your home that you've seen enough of. From time to time, I go to the local flea market where I leave what I no longer use, in the hope that these things will find a taker.
4. Trust yourself
Opt for a style that lends itself to smiles, but subtly! How do you achieve this? It's quite simple, thanks to an accessory that rivals boldness. Some designers play with animal motifs, but without going overboard into kitsch. My 'pet', a silver plastic bird, is also a motion detector. Perched on the windowsill, it makes my guests smile from time to time.
5. Add texture
To enhance your interior, there's nothing better than different structures. To do this, you'll need to play with surfaces and patterns: curtains that let light through on the one hand, and captivate the eye on the other, especially because of the fabric.
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Header image: Decorators love mirrors. Showcase your items in a new way!
Pia Seidel
Senior Editor
Pia.Seidel@digitecgalaxus.chLike a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.
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