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Weaving personal style into a home can be a tricky task. We share some expert styling tips to help you create a space that reflects who you are.
BY KATEY KNIGHT
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ou might think interior design is something that can only be executed through years of experience and a natural creative eye. With some insider advice up your sleeve, however, you can hone your style and transform a space into a true reflection of you. We asked some leading interior designers to break down the essential steps to achieving a personalised home and embracing the process.
Claire Richardson, interior designer at Sydney’ s Revel Design( reveldesign. com. au), says injecting parts of your personality is a great place to start.
“ Your home belongs to you. The most meaningful spaces are the ones that reflect real life and a family’ s personality,” she says. The key is not to get caught up in the idea of getting it‘ perfect’.“ Design isn’ t about perfection – it’ s about expression.” Interior designer Kerrie-Ann Jones(@ kerrieann. jones) is the author of Curated Style, a guide to creating deeply personal spaces. She says personalityinfused homes start with having clear intentions about the changes you want to make.“ Anyone can improve the look and feel of a space,” says Kerrie-Ann.“ You just need to be intentional in how you approach making those changes.”
Know your style
Not sure where to start? Clues to creating a more personal home already exist.“ Start with what you already love,” says
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