19/08/2010 14:59:00
People should consider the unique restrictions and needs of a room when decorating their homes, an expert has claimed, which may inspire some to use Venetian Blinds.
Writing on timescolonist.com, architect and interior designer Peggy Ann Turner recommended that people take the time to establish their own personal style, but advised them work with the conditions of a room to use it to its best effect.
"Each environment has its own restrictions. Perhaps you don't want to paint a south-facing room red because it will be too overwhelming," she explained.
Ms Turner also stressed the importance of balancing elements such as space, colour, proportion and lighting when designing a room to make sure it looks its best.
In addition, the designer claimed that windows should able to let light into a room while protecting its privacy, which may suggest the need for products such as Venetian Blinds.
Earlier this month, Tor Vivian told the Independent that painting walls in a neutral colour can make interiors look larger.
