#Day15 In the life of an Interior Designer! #homeremodel #client #interiordesign #shorts

14 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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In this short interior‑design walkthrough, the designer explains a proposed shelving unit to the client. She emphasizes that the unit will not run wall‑to‑wall, leaving a few inches of clearance on each side to create breathing space. By using three shelves—an odd number—she argues the arrangement will achieve visual balance. She also references the client’s love of reading, noting that the design leaves room for books and creates a comfortable reading nook. Overall, the designer conveys confidence that the element integrates aesthetically and functionally with the broader design goals for the remodel.

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