A structured approach to understanding how art interacts with space—through emotional tone, visual weight, and spatial relationships.
There is a difference between a room that looks correct and a room that feels right. Most people sense it immediately, even if they can’t explain it. Everything appears to be in place. The colors coordinate. The furniture is appropriate. Nothing is objectively wrong....
Trends are external. Taste is internal. This distinction shapes every decision you make in a space. Trends tell you what works now. They are driven by visibility, repetition, and collective attention. They change quickly and often prioritize novelty over longevity....
Effortless homes are not accidental. They are restrained. What appears natural is usually the result of disciplined consistency—choices made within a narrow range rather than across a wide spectrum. Cohesion comes from three core behaviors: Repetition Similar tones,...