Feb 11, 2019
Betsy Helmuth discusses online class bundles, critiques Marie Kondo's method, shares new design inspirations, and tackles listener dilemmas on family room furniture, open concept spaces, and designing with kids. She also announces the new YouTube channel and an interior design certification program.
0:00 Online class bundle and book offer
1:38 Clearing out and organizing kick
2:05 Marie Kondo's method and its impracticality
6:24 New design projects and inspiration
6:54 Lindsey's family room furniture dilemma
14:01 Thoughts on separating open concept spaces with furniture
14:20 Affordable Interior Design YouTube channel announcement
15:20 Jen's question on designing with carpeting and kids
21:28 Andrea's built-in bookcases and TV placement
32:59 Interest in affordable interior design certification
program
- It's important to prioritize the functions or zones in a room
when determining furniture layout to ensure optimal use and
comfort.
- Avoid placing a sofa with its back to the kitchen or main access
points in an open-concept space to maintain a sense of openness and
ease of communication.
- When designing a space, it's crucial to balance practical needs
with aesthetic desires to ensure the room functions well for the
inhabitants.
Additional show notes:
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