Why Details Matter in Interior Design
July 21, 2015
Creating the perfect room means bringing the right combination of details together in harmonious union. In contrast, a single detail out of alignment can constitute a serious blemish, thus ruining the overall presentation of its surroundings. Interior design details matter because of this potential, much more so than most homeowners might expect.
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In part, the details matter in interior design because humans are predisposed to notice details that stand out from their surroundings. For example, if an element is either noticeable or a strong contrast with its surroundings, the beholder is bound to pick up on it. Seeing the stand-out element can influence a person’s impression of its surroundings for either the better or the worse. For example, if a room uses rich but tasteful furnishings in an attempt to emulate classical homes, the effect is ruined if one of its centerpieces happens to be a stylish, thoroughly modern, table painted a simple matte black. In contrast, the products seen in our traditional woodcarvings collection would cement the impression of classic elegance, while the modern classic woodcarvings collection would be better-suited to a more modern home. Please contact us at Art for Everyday to speak about implementing architectural woodcarvings in your home.