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Understanding the concept of the focal point is paramount to effective decoration. Have you ever noticed the effect a nice watch or high-quality shoes can have on an otherwise inexpensive (cheap) outfit? People tend to notice these items and assume that everything near them is of equal quality. That's because they are the focal point of the outfit; the first things people notice when they look at it. By using the focal point to your advantage while decorating, you can enhance the look of a room and spend less money, overall, on your effort.
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I have a confession to make. 50% of the furniture in my living room is from IKEA air force one high heels, a company that I regularly slam. But, I'll bet you wouldn't be able to guess if I didn't tell you. The trick is to determine which thing in a room (wall, furniture, mirror, duvet cover, etc.) people are going to notice most and make sure that the piece is both unique and high-quality. In the previous paragraph I mentioned that focusing on the focal point can save you money. I encourage you to spend lavishly on the one thing that makes the room great, and to spend as little as possible on items that sit back in the mix.
Identifying the focal point of a room can be challenging without the right tools. Fortunately, a floor plan makes its identification easy. When making the floor plan, look through a few interior decorating magazines and look at the way the rooms are arranged. Make sure that the entrance to a room is inviting, not barricaded or walled off by furniture. Try to use a minimalist approach when selecting items to go in a room. Two of my biggest pet peeves are unnecessary bookcases and desks, both of which tend to act as garbage storage units. After your floor plan is constructed, imagine yourself walking into your room. What's the first thing you notice? This is the focal point of the room - make it count!
Conversely, it's of equal importance that we not make every item in a room too unique. Have you ever entered a room that felt like it was yelling at you? This is probably because every piece of furniture in the room was trying to get your attention. The furniture surrounding the focal point is intended to compliment it or blend in. Don't damage the soothing nature of a well-decorated room by filling it with too many attention getters.
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