Reviews photos of several areas of your home as one whole, finds clashes in colors, furniture styles, lighting, decor and flow, and sets a single design direction for the house (palette, materials, lighting, furniture, decor), stating what to change first.
I will share several photos, each showing a different part of my home.
Task:
1. Look at them together as one home, not as separate rooms.
2. Point out where things clash: colors, lighting, styles of furniture, decor, and the visual flow between spaces.
3. Define one coherent design direction that works for the whole house, covering:
- a consistent color palette
- materials
- lighting style
- approach to furniture
- decor language
4. Tell me what should change first, as an ordered list.
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