Why Great Seating Areas Belong In Every Room

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As a designer, are you always looking out for new ways to enhance functionality and style in your interior designs? Looking into each client’s lifestyle is definitely one way to gauge what their needs are – but we can also look to our collective activities for insight on what needs to go into a home’s design. Talking, reading, relaxing, drinking tea or coffee – these are all daily activities we do but not necessarily do in the conventional living room or sitting room, or at least it doesn’t need to be confined to that!

Combining our daily needs with visual interest and practicality is what interior designers do best, which is why cozy, chic, and intimate seating areas are cropping up all throughout the industry. For detailed information (and tips) on what goes into such seating areas, ranging from bathroom designs to home offices, check out my latest article and find out the key fundamentals to enhancing your designs: Your Guide To Home Seating

I have always been intrigued by beauty. As a child, I loved walking in the woods with my mom, picking wildflowers. I love the colors – the way beauty makes me feel happy. Perhaps this is why I love to travel so much, to see different expressions in design, in art, in architecture. And yet the beauty that intrigues me runs far deeper than color palettes and a proper sense of balance. Beauty is all about heart. Passion. Life. The laughter of a child. A couple in love. I am passionate about interior design and intrigued particularly by designers who captivate personality and express life and emotions within their work–­ designers like Coco Chanel, who are not afraid to stand against the trends and infuse their own style, taste and personality into their work. Beauty is in life, laughter, cherished moments. Beauty comes from within and spills out into intriguing design. It is the expression of the soul. I love to write, to explore life, beauty and design.

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