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Using samples for interior design when creating your perfect home!

When it comes to planning your designs, utilising samples can truly revolutionise your creative process. These small pieces of materials and paint hold immense power in helping you visualise and conceptualise your ideas.


My 3 must-know tips will guide you through the process of effectively using samples for interior design to enhance your interior design projects. From selecting the right textures and colours to experimenting with different combinations, samples provide a hands-on approach that can elevate your design game.


Exploring samples allows you to not only see but also feel the materials, giving you a tactile understanding of how they will work in your space. By working through the samples, you can immerse yourself in a world of possibilities, sparking inspiration and creativity along the way.


Take a look at my 3 top-tip videos below to find out:


1️⃣ How samples prevent design regret


2️⃣ Why they help you feel the materials in real life


3️⃣ The best way to test colours, textures, & more!


And don't forget to check out the final video, where I demonstrate how to create a mood box – a personalised visual representation of your design vision. This simple yet powerful tool can help you bring all your ideas together in one cohesive and harmonious concept.


With the guidance of my interior design samples tips and the hands-on experience of working with samples, you'll be able to transform your design process and create spaces that reflect your unique style and personality. So, dive into the world of samples and unleash your creativity as you embark on the journey of designing your dream space!


And if you're still feeling overwhelmed by the wide array of colours and fabrics, don't worry! Reach out to me for assistance, and I'll be absolutely thrilled to guide you through it all!


Using samples for interior design

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Example mood box creation



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