I’m an interior design whizz – 12 decor choices I absolutely hate, the fifth is my ‘100% no’
ONE interior design enthusiast has listed the decor ideas she loves and her no-nos.
She presented 12 different room aesthetics and admitted the fifth she absolutely hated.
In her video, Rebecca Schindler (@rebeccaschindler) attempted to steer viewers in the right direction design-wise.
She did not explain why some decor was better or worse than others.
A simple “yes” or “no” was all Rebecca said as she displayed each room example.
The first photo appeared on the screen, displaying a minimally furnished dining room.
Smooth wood floors matched the light finish of a large table.
Aside from two big pots on the table and two large lamps on a cabinet in the back, the room wasn’t decorated much.
And Rebecca loved it. She dubbed the space an immediate “yes.”
It was clear the design lover preferred wooden dining tables when she switched to the next slide.
A long light table again matched the wood flooring, but this dining room was decorated with more abstract accessories.
One blob-like mirror, a geometric light, and three plants were separated throughout the space.
“Absolutely not,” Rebbeca said as the following photo appeared.
Though the table matched the wood floors, Rebecca disliked the pink hues throughout the room.
A shiny globe light hung above the table, while a circle mirror hung on the wall next to the door.
One black and white figure drawing was placed on the opposite side.
Rebecca was “50/50” on a bohemian-style bedroom.
A colorful tapestry rug was placed under the bed frame, and a shaggy stool sat at the foot of the mattress.
She knew how much she disliked the metallic design of the next bedroom.
“100 percent no,” she said.
The bed appeared expensive-looking, with a velvet-padded headboard and four rows of pillows.
However, Rebecca wasn’t a hater of the opulent look because she loved a spacious hallway that had high ceilings and several sky lights.
“I don’t care that it’s impractical,” she proclaimed.
“I hate these,” she continued with a living room decked out in animal print accessories.
The cheetah print throw pillows matched a soft rug and furry throw blanket.
And the entire living room was beige, black, and weight.
Rebecca hated a majorly white bedroom with a twin bed.
Eight prints hung on the wall beside the bed, making the space look decorated to look like it was designed for one catalog.
In her opinion, the right way to design a bedroom was with simple white and beige bedding.
Additionally, a wicker cabinet, coffee table books, and black accents from lamps and candle holders helped to make the space more appealing.
Rebecca didn’t favor the abundant amount of art on the wall of one dining room.
But she did like the minimal and modern feel of the following kitchen.
“Surprisingly, I like this,” she said as the final space appeared.
One living room and kitchen were filled with light wood with the ceiling, floors, furniture, and cabinets.
“Just my opinion,” she wrote.
However, viewers had their opinions about hers and the pictures she showed.
“I agree 100 percent,” a follower exclaimed.
“No, I love the bright gallery wall,” one person disagreed.
A harsh viewer rhetorically asked: “So, you have no taste?”