let's please stop with these diy interior design projects
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Hi hi! Today's video is a quick little criticism session lol
I really feel the need to name & shame these interior design diy projects that I see all over the internet because they are so bad to me
1. faux window panes
2. faux marble epoxy
3. out of context wall paneling
4. faux painted wood grain
And just to be clear (!!!) I'm not criticizing diy as a concept or affordable design solutions - I'm criticizing approaching interior design with a disregard for authenticity & context, and a goal of tricking/fooling the people in your space.
Let me know your thoughts! Hopefully you agree! hahah
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0:00 intro
1:07 faux window panes
3:09 faux marble epoxy
4:37 out of context wall paneling
5:54 faux painted wood grain
7:33 clarification
8:41 fin - Jak na to + styl
PLEASE do a video on introducing character into grey box apartments with no / shitty context. So few people can afford to live in genuine and charming historic properties nowadays...
Moving in soon and this needs to be done lol
Buy quality items that you love, that serve a function and work with the space (scale, color palette ) If needed, paint the walls or install wallpaper As for the character of the architecture, consider the architectural style and figure out if you're missing anything or should upgrade those things (baseboards, doors, bookshelves, nooks, built in seating). Figure out if separating open floor spaces if necessary. If yes see online how others do it while keeping with the style.
Just do modern, but with some taste and keeping in mind a mix of warm into the cold and a mix of textures.
YES! In the meantime, great youtuber Paige Wassel has videos on this topic: czcams.com/video/XZ11oTo4Z4k/video.html,
czcams.com/video/cB37KlxKaaI/video.html
He already did a Facebook marketplace video exactly like this, furnishing a gray box modern apartment with FB Marketplace objects, and how to decorate it to feel warmer. Paige Wassel did a couple on this topic, too.
"I think everyone needs to stop thinking about interior design like it's a TV set" is the realest thing I've heard all year
Faux bois (false wood) has a venerable, long history starting in the Renaissance, made from concrete and iron. It’s a trompe l’oeuil effect. In Mexico it’s a rusticating technique. So, for myself, I’d say, the aesthetics IS the issue. If they’re done badly, they’re bad. If they are aware of their roots and pay homage to them, they can be really beautiful. There’s also the Italian art of stucco lustro, which has its own beauty, and started out as a way to use leftover marble chips. Mixed with plaster, it’s a gorgeous finish you can see in Baroque church columns. I’ve seen these twisted and painted to look like exotic marble, though the materials are lightweight and only decorative. Then there are “tapestries,” which, because it was cheaper to do, were just painted on walls.
Fakery, often originating because it’s cheaper but becoming a valued art on its own, has centuries and centuries of history. I think you are too tied to “authentic” materials, maybe because of your modernist sensibility.
Interesting historical perspective!
This video is about DIY projects which are on social media very often and not about various forms of craftsmanship and artistry. He is exactly focusing in this video on cheap mainstream fakery.
Also the point is that you can even have an honest material but if it used/placed out of context it is kitsch.
@@MsPaprat this is my point, too. If it’s done badly, it’s just bad. But he’s saying more than that. He’s saying materials should be “authentic.” I’m saying the “inauthentic” can also be beautiful if done right. These diyers could use some of the art and craftsmanship history available. It would make their diys a whole lot better!
I was coming here to say something similar - historically there are times when trickery is fashionable - but it IS also an issue of aesthetics. Techniques done by talented trades crafts people with years of training aren't the same as our well-meaning home botch jobs, and are usually done as part of an interior where the scale of the space, its other architectural features, and the painted or plaster effect all come together seamlessly to create a whole impression. And that might mimic the authentic crafts and techniques of another culture (China, India) or time. That said, I personally find the decorative effects pleasing only to the eye, and not at a deeper level. There is something about the weight, feel, and connection to its origins of natural materials or man-made ones well used, that pleases both my senses at a surface level, and something deeper.
Yeah ok. That's not what he was talking about. Baroque looks worse than plain Romanic churches and that's because simplicity and authenticity is prettier than fakery, no matter the century.
Please do a video on bringing character to a generic new build or a renovated house! So few of us can afford to live in historic houses with architectural details.
Yes - seconded. Because actually…I like the paneling 😅
I am also in the same boat. We have what we can have. I cannot force myself to like a style that does not inspire me. At least when I am inside the house I can transform my environment to my liking.
he did a video on how he would design one with furniture from FB marketplace. its very informative
FINALLY !!!that fake marble has just got to STOP!!! fake plants, flowers, wood etc!! yes please make it stop 🙏
i wouldn’t put paneling in my own apartment but i feel like it’s totally fine for the inside of one’s apartment to not match the outside. when you’re inside the apartment you don’t see the outside of the building so i feel like it doesn’t really matter. for me the outside of my building is pretty ugly and i don’t see why i should design my space to match it.
Yeah I really don’t agree with that line of thinking. If your aesthetic choice doesn’t align with the exterior of the building who cares? If it’s tasteful, uses quality materials and is coherent why not do it? You can’t do anything about the architecture but the interior design is all your space. I live in a 70s terrace house, do I need to be constrained to woodchip wallpaper and brown vinyl? Sure, don’t install fake beams that are obviously nonsense, but if you want to panel your 50’s bungalow up like a Victorian gentleman’s club, cool.
But the exterior DOES relate to what the interior looks like, beginning with size/shape/look of windows for example
exactly! It’s about being aware of the context of your house. I live in 20s apartment, which is not necessarily ‘my style’ but I enjoy working with the dimensions and restraints this space gives. It’s working with your space, instead of against it, to get a harmonious result.
@@nadjak3410but then i care about how the interior looks with those interior elements ... not the actual exterior of the building. the architecture of your interior is something you should work with, yes, but that's not the same as making your apartment decor "authentic" to your building's aesthetic and context. there's plenty of character-lacking ugly plain buildings that work perfectly fine as a blank slate
Noah, I love that you did not pull your punches on interior design trends that you hate. Yours is a very valid rant. New word for me, ‘muntin’ now I know it, I am going to forget it, ugly word for an ugly deed. I was getting sucked into the idea of paneling to add interest to a hallway, no more. Please do a video on how to improve a ‘box’ home. Thank you.
I would love to see a video on bringing character into modern homes/apartments without architectural character. Especially some solutions that aren't just relying on bold/loud/colorful/vintage furniture. I respect that you like modern furniture based on your other videos but would love to see some other style options! All my good design inspiration seems to come from unique architecture with neutral furniture. I can't be truly sold on this authentic materials thing until I see it's possible to have good aethetics in an inauthentic, cookie-cutter space.
I never want your videos to end. I would watch hour long videos from you. Such satisfyingly educational content!
Lone Fox is guilty of at least half of these and it looks beautiful in his 1920s? space, but you’re right, people living in contemporary buildings are slapping these down in a “set design on a time crunch” manner and bombarding instagram/Pinterest with pictures of things that only look good as pictures
I really dislike the diys by Lone Fox you’re referring to. They seem to me to be so immature next to his beautiful authentic pieces. Most recently, I saw him paint a massive cabinet so it looked like wood. Ugh. Strip it and stain it or paint it, but not that!
Just my opinion but LF's house is starting to look like a cosplay of someone's idea of "ye olden days" or whatever. It's all becoming a bit too...movie set?
It could be that it looks great on video, like set design, but not so much in person. The pressure to create content is at a pace not so in line with craftsmanship.
At least Lone Fox respects the identity of his Spanish house instead of remodeled it. And his DIYs is the reason why people watch his videos. I'm sure he has all the money to buy authentic pieces but that won't help his targeted audience
I'm seated, and ready to feel personally attacked. LOL. Love you Noah
100% .. things have vibrations - all things, have an energy. When materials are used that cut corners, or fake appearances - the vibration of the cheaper material is still felt. We can use low cost materials if/when they are in appropriate context - but we can feel IT when it's inauthentic and used without consideration and care.
Here in Brazil ceramic floor tiles that "mimic" wood were REALLY popular, until vinyl floor came out. It's the worse thing you could try to use to imitate wood because of the grout, the shininess, the way the tiles are installed. I mean, it's not even a warm floor. There is nothing in it that resembles wood.
Man, I get so excited when I see a new video pop up. Would love to see you discuss designing in a bad- or no-character context. My apartment came with fake muntin, fake wood vinyl floors, and fake wood cabinetry :(
Such valid points - I especially appreciate your explanation of the problems with wall paneling.
I feel like when I was visiting Shakespeare's birthplace they talked about how people would paint faux tapestries on their walls because they couldn't afford the real thing:-)
*sighs* i really like your channel but i think as a DIY-er i will sit this one out lol. so many of us are living in rented spaces in a world where the cheapest items are fake and plastic and even those aren’t that cheap. i agree that authenticity is a good value in design, but i personally would prioritize the impact on the space aesthetically over the materials themselves. i know these videos aren’t supposed to be taken personally but if a fake, removable DIY makes someone’s space feel nicer while they’re living there, who cares if you can tell it’s fake?
I've definitely done some of or something close to these diys. Doesn't mean I have to sit out the video. I can stand by my diys and still chuckle at the hilariousness of them.
I personally think the main focus on *easthetics* is part of the problem: a lot of these diy's are meant to look good on photo or video, but never mimick the actual living-experience of the real thing. We deserve to live with things that are actually nice to touch/use and not just look nice in a photo you post on social media. In the end you are living in your space, so let's find renter-friendly / budget-friendly diy's that actually deliver on that too.
To me a lot of these influencer-led DIY-project are like P*rn: meant to look good, not feel good.
Ok I get the “architectural context” thing … now what do we do when our home itself is kind of a modern imitation of an old style? Like the 1980s-1990s colonials especially popular all over the northeastern US. Not an actual charming old home but tries to borrow some of the features, especially on the exterior. I’m thinking I still don’t get a pass on the wall paneling I added 😆. But just not sure how to approach a space like that authentically.
I’m struggling a bit with what to do in my home because I live in a suburban 90s home. I can’t afford to hire someone to do everything so I have to do some diy projects in order to update. I did a budget update on my kitchen recently and I went very classic. I did not epoxy my countertops or anything, luckily, 😂. I’ve got a little bit of character in my home and I refuse to remove it. I just want to bring it a little more into modern times while honoring the fact that it’s a traditional home. I thought crown and wall molding was traditional so I was thinking of adding it as I already have a chair rail in three major rooms in the house. But after watching this I’m wondering if I should just paint it to match the walls. I definitely want to do wallpaper in one area. Ugh, not sure what to do.
Take your time :)
Make plans, try to imagine until you find exactly the right solution.
Don't let some You Tuber make you question your design ideas. Noah has lots of opinions but nothing to show for them in his personal space which, judging by his videos, consists of white walls and no decor. Do what appeals to you and what you can afford, without taking into consideration what Mr. Daniel has declared "bad" design. That's his opinion, not a fact. We don't need the thought police.
I’ve been thinking a lot about your philosophy on authenticity in materials, and how to apply it to my suburban American ranch house. What I’ve come to is that sometimes “inauthentic materials” are the most authentic option. For example, in my closets, I have clear acrylic drawers from Walmart (I’ve decided that I can buy plastic at Walmart; it’s their authentic material). I have several IKEA Kallax units and I prefer the ones that are the white veneer. It’s just a Kallax, it’s not MCM vintage. And I was thinking about doing the decorative wall panel things, but I had your voice in my head whispering about authenticity. What is authentic to my 1968 ranch is paneling. Not beadboard, not shiplap, not adhesive decorative rectangles, but actual paneling. So I’m going to fill in the lower register in my dining room and hallway, and paint it white to make it modern. Sheet vinyl and linoleum are authentic choices for my kitchen floor, as long as they aren’t trying to look like wood against the original hardwood in the living room. I’m trying to make decisions like this throughout the house - authentic to my modern eclectic minimalism and also authentic to this southern, semi-rural, getting more city by the day, late 60’s ranch. It’s a fun challenge.
modern eclectic minimalism? what should that be?
Hiii! Did a little happy wave when you said hello at the start. Good vibes. Appreciate the reminder that context and material authenticity matters to design. We have had many push heavily this wood-look fiber cement siding or wood-look tile flooring so much so you start second guessing your own feelings, but I know in my heart that it just is not the same. It's either wood being wood, tile being tile, cement being cement, or go home. At least for me. And I feel more confident self-validating myself again in that (with your help). Home building amongst so many nay-sayers is hard! Toodaloo
Dying to see you pick the ugliest apartment you can find online and style it the way you would if you lived there; I wanna see the cheapest, boxiest, most foul contemporary apartment building
*whew* I'm a DIY-er, but I haven't done any of these. Looking forward to the next one to see if I pass. Probably not. I applied textured wallpaper to the fronts of my IKEA pine dresser drawers, to make it look like carved wood. It . . . looks like wallpaper. But I still like how it looks, so I don't care.
i agree with everything except paneling... i wasn't convinced by the reasoning but i would love to see a video on decorating modern homes!
same. i dont think it's an issue when its well done and the apartment has complimentary pieces of furniture/ antiques.
also, i really love me a good ol' design hate video, lot of these diy people must be stopped!! i hate when they paint solid colour over beautiful wooden antiques and look so proud!?
I just found your channel and quickly subscribed. You have saved me from making poor choices in furnishings. I knew better, but somehow hearing you say it makes it click . Thank you
suggestion: a full of love video about diy that work well and you like! 😅
fellow snob here and I have to say I just love this content. Keep it coming!
Oh yes, please do a video on how to bring character into modern homes without character. Germany is full of those. (Thank you for bombing us in WW2.) And also: can it be anything else than mid century, cold minimalist or squeaky postmodern designs?
Thank you for bombing us? Lmao are you mad? Wir haben irgendwie mit dem Krieg und Bomben begonnen.
I love your takes and you bring me a sense of calm with the way you express these ideas. You were not mean at all, I feel like you are teaching us the right way
I really felt like this video has a target to some of Lone Fox's diys. The window panes in particular. Someone here said and I agree, he respects so much of his house but sometimes he rushes and diy those silly things for content. I love him though.
Short but so sweet! Thanks for taking the time to post this video. I absolutely agree with the principle of authenticity. Unfortunately I don't have the budget to create just what I want (eg rip out ugly moldings). My main strategy is to do what I can to make the ugly recede and to focus on art and furnishings. I'd be interested to hear what diy projects you approve of and/or what you have tried. (eg. I have an ugly kitchen)
I’d love to see a video of DIY projects and ideas that you DO like!
Me too!
Hi Noah, I find your videos very educational and extremely satisfying to watch, as what you talk about makes total sense! Like "I thought it was just me, thank you!!!" Anyway, I am very curious about your opinion on "wabi-sabi" (zen, organic or nordic) style of interior and how to do it well and what to avoid there. Many thanks, Elena
Just found this and this is everything!!!!! Love the call outs!!!!!
I feel like fake wood products have become so popular because people associate manmade materials like plywood, painted wood, or plastic with cheapness. But imo those types of materials can actually be used really successfully if they are well-designed, well-built products. But social media tells folks that in order for your house to be "nice" it needs to be filled with wood, marble, etc. And it needs to be in whatever the current "trendy"/popular style is. So furniture manufacturers create the cheapest furniture possible in the trendy style, and then when people are over it they throw the fake wood in the trash and buy a new one 😅
Watching this video as I continue DIYing my house
I work in Disneyland, and spent many years on Main Street, USA, and I am pretty sure that every window muntin and multi light window is real. the lands are mostly themed towards the past, and much of it was built from scratch in the 1950s. my locations have heavy wood windows with multiple lights! they also have a lot of fake wood grain… in the victorian era, it was extremely common to paint wood trim all a darker wood grain. for instance, painting pine to look like oak. it’s common in the spaces where i worked that were set in 1906
Disneyland set designers are the best in the business, but I totally get what you mean. ;)
You are the only person I've seen call out the faux wall paneling trend. It's just molding applied to sheet rock, not even real paneling. And yes, it seems odd to me that, even if it were real, "how can your 1980s apartment possibly have this paneling." On the other hand, although I've never actually seen it in person, it can look beautiful on CZcams.
A Noah video!! Perfect Friday evening
There are a lot of hand-drawn fake marble decorations in Portugese palaces though, like, pillars and crown mouldings. But I think those are alright...maybe because the wood and paint are worn and therefore there is texture.
Me seeing the title of this video: “This will be about inauthentic materials.”
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I agree with you. You care about material use. Real material use. Work for a wood or stone distributor that works globally. So you can help the industry source well and you understand the supply chian of real materials. This is why my grandparents saved real metal, real wood and real glass. Pretty soon we won't be using real metal for cooking, spoons, knives or stoves anymore. It's that bad. I hope you work for a supplier of wooden furniture.
TWO KISSES?? We’re so lucky!
I live in an 1863 house rented from the council in London. It used to have proper sash windows with a single munting divider. When they had to replace them they did a really bad job and used white pvc double glazing sash windows with a fake plastic munting between the sheets of glass. It looks so crap, they should’ve just left them plain.
(I can’t believe the word is munting’, that means stinking in the uk.
Unless your home was built before 1930, you shouldn't have any windows with muntins. The 1920s was the last decade in which true divided light windows were a thing. Same goes for crown molding.
I love every single word of this ♥
I can think of a few huge ‘design’ influencers that do so much of this..
I like your calmness in all your videos even when you don’t like something you’re taking it easy 😊
Oh we’re excited for this one 🔥
video idea! those hacks and diys that you actually think are a great idea hehe
love love love these video ideas :)
I have one question about the vinyl floors, as someone who recently moved into a new place and has to redo the floor for my bedroom: what do you suggest as an affordable option for floors, instead of vinyl/laminate? We moved into a beautiful apartment in berlin with real wood plank floors in the living room and hallway and tiles in the kitchen and bathroom. We don’t have the budget for real wood flooring. I thought trying to match the real wood planks with vinyl flooring would be a good idea instead of introducing a whole new floor type. I also hate carpet flooring…. Really a bit lost here, I don’t wanna ruin my home and we need to put a new floor in in the next couple weeks :(
True linoleum / marmoleum (not vinyl) can actually make a really fun statement if you do it well, otherwise I'd suggest looking for wood flooring secondhand. I found 300 sq ft once for 33 cents per square foot, and I've also seen some for free. Also, consider searching for "engineered hardwood" instead of solid hardwood. It's basically like cheaper plywood underneath with a thick veneer of pretty wood on top, which makes it cheaper & also less prone to expanding & contracting with weather changes.
Es gibt doch tolle, natürliche Materialien wie Kork oder Linoleum. Bei Linoleum kannst du dir sogar die Farbe aussuchen. Ist natürlich teurer als PVC.
Completely agree on this one (vs the Guggenheim criticism)
ugh yesss on the windows. want.zamora has done a ton of window diys and people seem to eat them up...
I hadn't heard of these DIYs lol they are crazy
your vibe is so happy and calm
Could you please do a video of actually using real window panes? Have the option using reclaimed windows but dunno if I should bother
Agree agree and well some folks don't care. Add to your vlog, why do people hate the natural color of wood? Yes I have seen many say they don't like the color thinking it was stained orange or yellow when it is the natural color of aged wood, some turn to a soft yellow as maple, or has an orange cast, Douglas fir, or mahogany a deep Burgundy . So many DIYers then pickle or bleach the wood to look "old" Or they paint it and then draw wood grains over it. Where is the head shake emoji?
99% of new construction uses vinyl windows with fake muntins in between the two panes of glass. Really not a fan of them. I’m slightly more ok with the higher end option of having wood muntins applied on the outer surface of the glass on both the inside and outside of the house (Andersen makes windows like this, for instance). It’s still fake though. There’s not really a way to have a combination of an affordable window, a highly efficient window, and an authentically constructed multi pane window.
It's not ideal, but when picking out the windows for my very old home. I decided to go with fake muntins. I just like how it breaks up the space.
I had window panels in every window in my last house, and I wouldn't want them again. They are incredibly difficult and time-consuming to clean - all those little corners!
If y'all want to see some beautiful windows, look up the Hundred Year Window that Brett Hull/Hull Millwork is making. They're wooden and have individual panes of glass. Cost like $4k per window though, not cheap.
Just for the language purists here: muntin = mullion = the bars dividing a single window into sectioned panes. MuntING = just do not go there. For the British = ugly, and for Urban Dictionary = not for CZcams.
I love this video❤😂
Several videos ago you said you didn’t want this to be a hate channel, but that’s what it’s seeming like :( people have different tastes
I live in a period home but have not used panelling because there are existing period features in the home that I prefer. The rest of the DIY projects look tacky and fake.
lone fox shade
Muntins😂, hate real ones unless the architecture demands.
i agree with every word you said.
I live near a very old church (11th or 12th century) in France so there are rules and one of them is I have to put fake woods on my windows if I change them (and I need to change one). I think it is totally absurd and our ancestors would laugh at us if they saw us making those absurdities.
Else,for fake materials, first rule for me is : if when I touch it, it does not feel like the real thing, absolutely NO WAY.
I don't understand this fake wood tiles trend. Sometimes it looks good but it never ever feels good.
For my terrasse, due to technical reasons, I had no choice but fake wood or fake stone. I chose stone. It looks quite amazing and most of all, when I walk on it, it FEELS like stone.
I also hate fake trees but as I am a plant killer, I plan to DIY a fake paper tree. For me, that's good because it is more like a sculpture.
I don't know how to say it in English. I think it is fine to "imitate" real materials if you don't really try to make it look like the real material. If you totally assume it is fake. A bit like the Fouquet's of the architect Edouard François in Paris. It imitates haussmannian architecture with kind of a sense of humor. When on the other hand, I hate neo-hausmannian architecture.
On the other hand, just to nuance what I say, we must remember that haussmannian buildings were hated back when they were built because it was accused of neo-classism. The same critic we make now to neo-hausmannian... And now, we love them! Hahaha!
so much hate in my heart
Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
LOLing this whole video
Really enjoy your channel but I think a video like this - ranting against inauthentic materials but with no alternatives - comes across as snobby and judgemental. As others have pointed out, these design diys come about because people can afford them. Others have raised the question of “what do you do with your grey box no character modern home” and I would love to hear your thoughts on that! 😊
heyyyyyy
Youre wrong. We watch all your videos to the end.
you lost me at no wall panels
Please do the "bringing character" video soon! 🥲🙃😅 I thoroughly enjoyed the FB marketplace video, and a video coming from the ability to make lasting changes to a would be interesting. In these cases people usually say to add wall molding (totally agree, it started looking like a trend way before it hit it's peak-trend-moment) or other trendy details (I'm looking at you between the studs arch shelves!). Please send help. 😅
Can I add contact papering countertops to this list please. Overdone and inauthentic.
ill take a shorter video over being forced to watch paige wassel
Came here to say exactly this.
What good does it do anyone to shame people who dont have the money to buy authentic real expensive things? You are trying to police good taste. Its like you are a socialist who takes it upon himself to decide how to redistribute the wealth. When I was younger yes I hated fake wood paneling and the harsh seventies colors. Yes I cringe at dishonest things. Just suppose that you as an artist
And lover of beauty are horrified at some art and wish to impose your values on others. Beauty proportion and good design are never really solidified in an artist. You discover beauty as you paint and live. Every new movement in art happened when some poor slob
Decided to break the rules of good taste. Good taste is a talent and also a curse but you cannot legislate good taste in interior design.
If you are lucky enough to be able to live tastefully dont mock poor those fools who dont have your insight.
Magic is important and not often in good taste. How can you cringe at some other persons choice? You are sensitive visually and I am cursed that way also. When I was younger the images I saw in wood paneling knotts and whorls gave me nightmares.
When you try to impose your good taste on others you actually experience less visually.
Yes there are too many people in toupes and false eyelashes.and people do tend to think in groups.but again you cant police visual expression.
I find it disconcerting and am embarressed at influencers who make out or act seductive with the camera as you do because that behavior is fake. Because you dont know me and I find it cringe when you say you love me. There is also the tendancy for u tubers to ask for their viewers opinions . Mob rule lol.
I loveed it when you made me see post modernism in a new light. That is good. You gave reasons and I learned something new.
But please dont be a karen about interior design. Good taste changes like fashion and you cant fence it in. Sincerely an old fat karen
Have you heard about diaries?
Well said 👏
Why don't you tattoo fake wood grain on your forehead? That wood look ironic!
Does anyone else get the ick from his intros...? I'm especially sick of the seemingly mandatory "sip from my mug" clips.
Maybe some do. That's unfortunate, but you cannot please everyone. I don't get the ick. To me it feels cozy like chatting with a friend.
Nope.
All of your videos preach "authentic" materials while you proselytize from a bare room without any of the decor you preach about. Nice to have "high" opinions about design, but obviously, you're unable to afford to purchase what you preach about. There are many of us who are completely happy with our "badly" designed homes because they are comfortable despite being decorated with less than Noah Daniel approved contents. And, OMG!!!, there are people who compliment us on our "poor" taste.
Please get real Mr. Daniel and show us your own decorated living space instead of living in the theoretical world. Thank you. In the mean time, I'm hitting the "Do not recommend this channel" button to save myself the frustration of listening to someone who judges others. The emperor is naked and doesn't realize it.
Lol why tf are you so pressed if you're perfectly happy with your style and home. For all I care he could like in a white box - his design input is still valuable.
Calm down 😂😂 if you what those this in your home, do it!
😂 oh my god, what a rant