8 Reasons Your Home Feels Disjointed & How To Fix It
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00:00 - Intro & Red Thread
01:16 - Go-To Colour
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This really explains those things you feel but can’t quite put your finger on. Very helpful.
Yes! I agree!
@@apples_and_orchards3205 We are taking vacation to bring more harmony to our home and life. This is so helpful.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EXPLAINING THE RED THREAD CONCEPT!!! I've been trying to explain to my husband when he picks up random items on sale that they just don't go with our "look". I wasn't able to articulate it before so I'm making him watch this ( maybe a few times!)so he understands what I'm trying to achieve!😂 Love your blog's as always. Xo from Canada ❤️
Often a house or apt. can look chopped up or blocky if the styles and colors strong contrast with each other. I believe that if you keep the same floor throughout and the same color wall in all rooms you can get away with a multiple of design sins. Same color and fabric of drapes would be even better, it also makes the rooms look larger. Essentially you are "borrowing space" from the adjacent rooms. It is harder to tell when one room stops when the others look the same. I opted for vinyl planks in all rooms when I could have afforded hard wood floors in only the living room. Happy I did, so even the kitchen and baths have all the same floor.
Note about color walls. Pick a color that you like in all values (lighter or darker, but never a different tint) Some rooms or shelving can be lighter or darker or even a different sheen, and it will all "fit" together. I love very saturated cobalt blue but not a pale blue. So I will just skip the pale blues and go to white. OR, just go to the accent color, (mine is copper color). A teal or violet color is going to look like a mistake, unless you really know what you are doing.
My architecture professors told me that if you "break the rules" you must REALLY break them. So it looks very intentional.
Thanks Renyard.
You're great at teaching and breaking down concepts so that they're easily understandable! Thank you, Reynard!
I love how you explain what’s happening in an image where to us it looks amazing but we can’t really tell why.
Thank you. So helpful. I have a room that doesn’t feel right. I now know what to do to make t fit in. I was not sure. Now yes
Awesome! I feel it's so simple now: once the red thread , the go to colour, the repetitions are settled upon, instead of "limiting" , there is where I'll feel free and confident! 🎯
Enigmatic & amazingly clear!!! 😮 BEST video! TY!
Great video and points for us to work thru later this year when we move. Thanks!
I love how ur videos don’t follow trends as it is very expensive to keep changing them and really doesn’t match a persons style usually. Mixing and matching different styles that speak to u , “ I love that.
Eye-opening! And I've only watched the first section so far. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Ty so much! This is exactly what I needed! ❤
In Germany we use the red thread expression, too 😊 this Video ist super helpful, thanks so much!
Thank you found this really interesting.
So helpful. Thanks Reynard.
The apartment we just bought has different flooring in every room 😭 We have other priorities atm but it’s definitely on my list to put wood everywhere (except bathroom).
Great tips. You really made this problem easy to understand
Your view is amazing!
Love it! Thank you for explaining.
Great video! Will you continue to make videos on apartment makeovers? I loved those
Fabulous video! If I might add, if you entertain or host with frequency, resist the temptation to go overboard with color schemes. Strong colors, especially, should be used more sparingly than your gut demands. I think folks whom are young or fast evolving their tastes are quickest to fall victim. An upholstered chair here, a painted wall there, people ‘get’ what you like - it needn’t be in their faces. Too, your favorite color might be a turnoff to others (I myself loathe aquamarines)! Too, vary the preponderance of your color. Perhaps your kitchen is the place to ‘do it up Tuscan,’ but titer it back for the dining and other rooms. Again, people get your taste. Color and cohesion make first impressions.
But maybe more importantly, we actually have to live in our spaces. They’ve gotta be functional. Books are for reading, not the irrelevant color of their spines or book covers. In fact, our most loved books have broken spines and ripped jackets from years of beloved hours that is the joy of reading. And kitchens are made for cooking and connecting, not to show off immaculate appliances people have no idea how to use let alone intend to ever. As a home chef, my spice racks are bursting, my counters are cluttered with culinary projects of the week and season, and my legacy and modern cookbooks and old Gourmet Magazine issues overflow my kitchen bookcase. To us, our furniture collections are curated from family whom went before us and left behind plus our additions, and defy any page from an Ethan Allen catalog. Yes, perhaps by the ‘Red Thread’ standard, our eclecticism disqualifies us, but to us, already we’ve gone above and beyond.
Amazing video! Thank you!
Love your channel! Always useful tips and it’s so pleasant to listen to you ☺️
You are such an inspiration!
Beautiful pictures❤❤❤
Another helpful video done well. You are definitely on a roll, Reynard-thank-you!
Very good explained. Than you 😊
This is so clever! I love your presentation as well. Subscribed!
Beautiful view you enjoy from your LR
Fantastic ✨🙏✨
Reynard,
Your advice goes above and beyond again. Funny you mentioned the analogy of a red thread to envision a connection throughout the spaces. My English professor used this analogy once to help me organize my ideas and flesh some of them out better in my drafts. The Great thing about your advice is that your words stretch beyond words and help the viewer actually understand these design concepts well. I do have a question in terms of placing a familiar item in each room. When I got married, my partner had a lot of modern, cool and neutral toned wood, whereas I like the reddish darker woods. I try to connect rooms with the differing woods, but something feels off. For instance, our dining table is white oak and the piano and china cabinet is mahogany. I'm feeling like the floor, which is your standard mod brown is throwing everything off. I'm unsure
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️excellent video. Thank you!
A cultural lesson and a design lesson. Nice.
Reynard, does it make a difference if the “red thread” is upholstery in room 1, lighting in room 2, case goods in room 3, art in room 4, window treatment in room 5? Does it need to be repeated 2 more times in every room?
my whole place feels disjointed....LOL!
Like your Videos so much. Is so informative.
Atm I am looking for wooden looking flor. But I also want to buy new furnitures. Is there an rule or hack to choose much matchable woosen floor - sandy floor with greyisch lines? Oder mor scansinavian white that can be how work with Ikea Wooden furnitures ??
Hi Reynard, I would like to ask whether we should apply all 8 tips when decorating or it is enough if we apply only 1 or more
Which colour is best for the wall for the whole house? My flooring is grey timber
I liked you work, by choosing books by cover colour made me speechless.
Where did you purchase the wall arts ?
U watch Kim's Convenience! ❤
Can you recommend a channel for landscape design, specifically Australian suburban backyards? I want to create something beautiful and practical in our otherwise flat, square, suburban yard which is not generic and basic.
Thelocalproject has a lot of inspiration - most are high end but there are also a few more standard homes featured with interesting concepts.
@@reynardlowell great, I'll take a look. Thank you!
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Red thread is also a common term in french (fil rouge), with nothing to do with architecture or design.
In would rather talk about consistency, a bit of color theory, and well, taste 😅
I’m desperate for an L shaped sofa, but my flat is a bit small. It will probably fit, but will dominate. The room is rectangular not square. Do you think that will be okay?
I think it’ll be just fine. My space is the same, and I have an L shaped sofa too.
Before purchasing it, get the measurements so that it’s not too small or too big for the intended area.
Is the “red thread” the easy way to achieve 10% color in 60%-30%-10%? I never know who much is 10%
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My red thread is ikea 😞
Number one reason your house doesn't look cohesive, you're buying cheap, tacky furniture. Having a consistent colour just makes your whole house look like a themed hotel room.
Very nice except this "blue book" thing. What was that? It's almost like choosing wife with blue eyes to match your stile.
Or getting a dog or cat in your go to colour.
Haha it's actually the reverse. I bought and read those books, and they happen to be blue, so instead of hiding it, why not place it somewhere accessible, but also in a way that works as a styling object.
"Pick a color just to let us know you have a soul." - Caroline Winkler
(Those of you who said grey & brown, get out!)