Design Science: The Principles of Space Planning

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Julie solves the equation for dividing open floorplans into cozy, clear and functional spaces that will maximize how you live in your home. She’ll show you how to connect your living, dining, and kitchen areas through common design elements like textiles and lighting, while creating separation and a clear flow with rugs and strategically placed furniture. But space planning doesn’t end at the door … step outside with Julie to learn more!
About Design Science:
At the heart of every great design is science, and expert Julie Couch is sharing the tried and true calculations that take the guesswork out of how to design your home. She’ll explore the systematic secrets that lead to guaranteed gorgeous results every time. With the right measurements and formulas, she’ll prove that sensational design is more than an art - it’s a science!
What is The Design Network?
The Design Network is your ultimate resource for home improvement ideas and interior inspiration. Entertaining series give you access to the latest home fashions and design trends and the stories that bring it all home. Design pros like Genevieve Gorder and Thom Filicia, along with personalities you love like Leah Ashley and Carson Kressley expose interior tips, tricks, and the drama behind the designs. It’s home, revealed.
Watch now at: www.tdn.tv

[@Emma-py8km]

I am loving the design science series. Please share more as they teach good stuff.❤

[@TheDesignNetwork]

We're so glad you're enjoying it, Emma! We love it too!

[@robinreyes1806]

Beautiful! She’s so talented

[@walterreddine3973]

I love her style, her design style is elgant.

[@isabellagilbert3168]

This was an absolutely gorgeous presentation. ?over all the incredible information and the completely and utterly gorgeous chainmail chandelier. I so love it.
Warmest Regards & Best Wishes
Isabella

[@rosecook8598]

I am so turned off by the all white rooms. At least you add texture, black etc. I am an artist. Why do these designers not use strong art. Even in neutral shades, these are some dynamic pieces. What is wrong with color? Gorgeous black, blue and neutral would look great.