As a designer d' intA?rior professional London, whom I all the time meet with the customers who aspire simply more d' originalité and of personnalité in their spaces intérieurs. C' is such a pleasure for the designer d' intA?rior for être able to transform a house into a hearth by a judicious use of l' éclairage, of the stencil key sets, photo frameworks, of the carpets and the executives, for n' in naming that some. Each différentes classes d' accessories allows à l' architect d' intA?rior professionals à to lean on a certain style, émotion or d' a framework of personnalité in order to créer of the résultats étonnants. In this article, I will draw on my expérience in the medium from the design from London, of suggérer some options très well if you êtes à research d' élégance à your house this winter with a little magic designer d' intA?rior.
LIGHTING. If there are nooks and crannies that just don’t get enough light, interior designers may recommend low-voltage illumination to make your interiors look larger and more welcoming. This can also boost your mood – perfect for the gloomy and overcast London skies that are all too common this time of year. Some professional interior designers will recommend theatrical lighting moods, so that you can flip between settings to choose either relaxed, or atmospheric and edgy, or task-orientated, all according to your needs.
COLOUR. The hue of the lighting system can substantially impact the overall look of a room. Incandescent filaments are now being phased out across the European Union, and London interior designers are having to rely instead on compact fluorescents or halogens to create custom effects.
WALL. Wall sconces drag on bulbs provide a soft fuzzy glow for a room. Interior designers sometimes combine sheaths outer glass diffusers with paper to create unique effects and soften the overall feel.
ARTWORK. Art is great, but well-lit artwork is even better – and interior designers are often specially-trained in how to perfectly illuminate choice pieces of art. Recessed lighting can be a great solution for both photographs and paintings. For sculptures, some interior designers love to use spotlights or feature lighting for more of a museum showcase feel.
INTERIOR DESIGNERS DO OUTSIDE, TOO! Exterior lighting is a great way to make a fabulous first impression for evening dinner guests or invitees to a luxury London soiree at your designer home. Exterior lighting solutions can even cast light indoors, as well . . . some interior designers like to be really creative and hide exterior lights in bushes or under trees to create natural diffusion before the light trickles in through the windows and makes fabulous patterns on the ceiling or wall.
This bring to an end my mini-series on how London interior designers use accessories, styles and history to create astonishing results.