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In Home Design, Find What You Like by Looking at What You Don’t!
Choosing new flooring or wall tile can be fun and exciting, but for many people it is stressful and overwhelming. Most people don’t know where to start, or don’t know what they like. One strategy I like to try with my clients is to get them to discover what they don’t like. They may not like a tile look, they may not like carpet, greys may not be for them, or they may not like the look of flashy wall tile. I like to use this strategy in my appointments because it helps them discover that maybe they do know what they like they, just didn’t know they did. So next time you are planning a renovation or remodel find out what you don’t like, and before you know it you will be living in the space of your dreams.
Designer – Jordan
From Community Futures Central Alberta
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