When it comes to decorating the home, forgot about the empty, lifeless rooms you see in interior design magazines and books. Instead, you need to combine the design of all rooms in your home as a backdrop for people living in space. Here are some simple techniques for designing dynamic spaces:

Do not be afraid to leave some empty space in your room. Empty allows breathing space and let the things most important to light in the room - the people who live there!

Avoid large patterns in fabric and wallpaper. As a general rule, do not use a larger pattern of the palms of hands, because they interfere with emergence of people in the room. Using patterns to smaller walls and furniture means that friends and family are not fighting the patterns dare attention.

Use paint colors that complement the color of the skin and eyes. For light skin color, use yellow, pink, and beiges. For darker complexions, yellows, olives, and tans can make people look great.

Use textures to stimulate touch. Find a good caresses structure, such as velvet, chenille, or satin. They looked for creating a feeling pampered.

Always choose comfort over pretense. Just because a sofa looks great does not mean uncomfortable. When you visit a showroom, remember that to truly test the furniture, you have to sit on it for a while, until you feel completely rested. Only then can get realistic for support and comfort level.

Your home is meant to be a place for people, and always keep yourself, your family and your guests in mind, you are either on the way to design spaces more comfortable and nice - attraction than the gradual emotional photographs you see in magazines and books.

(c) Copyright 2004, Jeanette J. Fisher. All rights reserved.

Professor Jeanette Fisher, author of the prison for Dollhouse Dollars, Joy to the Home, and other books teaches Real Estate Investing and Design Psychology. For more articles, tips, reports, newsletters, and sales flyer template, see http://www.doghousetodollhousefordollars.com