I love it every time you break down images of interiors to point out why they work. You could have a whole series of video just analyzing images like this, and I would eat it up!

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alex! I always like to show examples!

@gaetsys.4304

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a good idea ❤️

@koala9374

3 жыл бұрын

So would I, great idea!

@killjoyako12

2 жыл бұрын

yes please!

@sarahbozman5191

5 ай бұрын

I agree, super helpful when you are a newbie like me.

I really love your videos. I appreciate that you take the time to add timestamps, don’t waste 5 minutes on an intro about nothing, have PRACTICAL tips and have clearly mapped out what you’re going to say so you’re concise and articulate. And I absolutely LOVE your style! I’m a mid century modern/industrial accents girl, so I really love your aesthetic too! So many designers on KZread are very into boho and farmhouse and it’s just not for me. 💗

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

Jonesie I feel like you get me and I get you! Yeah I really try to deliver the most valuable content I can so I don't waste anyone's time! Although I have a love an appreciation for all the design styles and the artistry of it all, I do have my personal faves!

I like your channel for two reasons. 1. I can’t stand another farmhouse decor video. 1. I am interested in the principals that make a home look warm, comfortable and put together, and you are speaking and teaching in principals that I can apply as a very middle class American that is flexible and not stuck in any particular decor. I always look at a room and say “ why is this nice?” You are giving my good but undefined instincts more shape and substance. Your doing a really good job here.

@CDankies

3 жыл бұрын

Very true.

@sunnybrook584

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@roseberry-nj2ux

3 жыл бұрын

3. I cant freaking stand farmhouse freaking decor

@absolutelyrelative

2 жыл бұрын

Nick... what would you call Santorini interior design? I want to bring this Santorini flair into the interior of the house im buying. Kinda mid century minimalist boho? I don't really like mid century. But I like all Santorini. I am moving soon and I'm completely lost...

I like the 80/20 rule. As usual you have simplified things so the average person like me doesn't feel overwhelmed. I like that you're encouraging but not preachy, thank you.

Wow, I learned so much, this 80/20 rule is a game changer for me.

@victorrelmek2889

3 жыл бұрын

OMG! Same!! Love this advice ❤

@michellejensen7130

3 жыл бұрын

I agree! I love Scandi and I'd been doing it for years without really knowing what it was! I've also loved elements of Mid century modern, which I've also got. So now I realize that's fine...80% Scandi/20%Mid Century Modern.👌

“If you think is beautiful, it’s right” thank you love your content

Love it when you said, " If you think it's good, beautiful, then it's right!!" Thank you for the 80/20 guide, didn't know we can use it to decorate.

@LQOTW

Жыл бұрын

Same here. I've watched and saved a number of interior design videos (and subscribed to Nick's), but this is the first I've learned of the 80/20 guide.

Throughout my home decorating life, I have always felt a bit guilty leaving out a beloved piece of furniture ( heirloom pieces) because it didn't fit the contemporary look of the time. No more. Time for a little trip to the attic! Thank you Nick.

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

Bring 'em out!

@aca2983

3 жыл бұрын

I have a similar issue. My style is sort of mid-century/glam. I just inherited a painting that an aunt did. It's 20" x 24", depicting a gray weathered wood barn, rock wall, fence, and the focal point is a beautiful white flowering tree, like a pear or apple or something. Farmhouse people would go ga-ga. It's pretty, and it's nice to finally have a real painting vs. prints. But doesn't go with my style at all, yet I want to find a way to display it respectfully. It has a good blue sky, and the grays and browns in it sort of work with my color palette. The best thing I can think of is putting it on a small wall next to the doorway between my dining area and kitchen (sort of out of main view, frankly), and swapping out the wide weathered wood looking frame and putting the canvas in a thin walnut wood floater frame instead.

@Halbmond

3 жыл бұрын

Isn’t mixing design styles a design style of its own, called “eclectic”? 🙊 I’d bring out the heirloom pieces if you really like them and they bring you joy (you gotta kondo your interior style!), but of course, not if you have them simply because they are heirlooms and you feel obligated.

@vaderladyl

3 жыл бұрын

@@aca2983 That is a good idea.

@pmorock

3 жыл бұрын

He didn't even cover contemporary did he? Maybe that's my style. I'm not any of those. I'm a mixture of 3.

6:45 = The best advice that ANY designer has ever given. Thank you.

This is so helpful when living with others. I don’t want the home I share with my partner to feel like it only represents my personal style. I’m the one more interested in design and shopping for it but that doesn’t mean my partner doesn’t have his own preferences 🤗

I’d love to see/hear your take on vintage eclectic? On how to bring it together? I’ve seen some house tours but not really a guide as such.

I love your content. Definitely deserves more subs!

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

The 80/20 makes sense. I lean toward transitional style where I use traditional with some modern elements.

I love the mix of midcentury modern with like mild bohemian and rustic themes. It makes it more cozy and less sterile to me. It doesn’t sound like they’d go together but if you look it up, they can mix well.

This is the first time I am renting an empty flat, so I am binging your videos. What are the chances of finding a designer you like on your second video googling interior design? I just love how you present a good mixture of the basics and your personal opinion, current trends and practical advice for different budgets or spaces. So useful.

Hey Nick! I'm not at all in the design industry, just a guy who got his first house and want to create an interior that make sens and your videos are the best I found yet! I think you reach a lot of people, from "not even amateur" (like me) to people who are designers professionally! I encourage you to keep doing videos on your channel! The contents is good, the visual is good and you have a really nice approach and open mind! Constructive critics: if possible, try to use only pictures with good resolution (refering to the picture where you show the traditional style in your "interior design styles" video). Peace! ✌

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment and for the great feedback!

I’ve turned into my mother, my biggest design style leaning is Transitional and Maximalist, with a preference for a very rich warm autumnal palette. Something like 80/20 Transitional/Glam or Boho

THIS!!!! The 20+ years of marriage & trying to make two different design styles!!!! THANK YOU!

Leaning and combining 2 design styles is a away to avoid a clinical streamline setting . We all hope and strive to create our unique spaces and mixing is the perfect way achieve that . You are so right with the 20% part . It breaks the mold and sets the focus points of the room design . I never looked at it quite this way but seemingly that is how my hybrid blend comes out . Excellent perspective and video .

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! It’s a great way to help create your own personal style! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for commenting!

This has been very helpful as I am dealing with this exact issue.

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad it was helpful. Mixing can be complicated!

Love your videos. Right to the point.

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Judy! I always try to be respectful of your time!

I really like watching your videos, because in a way, you also follow the 80/20 rule. 80 % information, but never ever over 20 % showmanship. It's just so enjoyable to listen to you because you are always focused on information in a calm way. I could binge through your videos. Which ahm ... I am totally not doing right now ... •mumble mumble•

New subbie, binge watching your videos. Great content!

@jessicahavens-ziebarth9409

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto that! Just discovered this channel, have now subscribed after watching and liking 20+ videos. Loving Nick’s ideas and positivity to-boot! A lot of what he says are things I never realized, or read and forgot. His perspective really resonates with me. I absolutely love learning, but I don’t need snobbery...well maybe a teeny bit - (I also hate ‘live-laugh-love’ kitschy stuff and ugly ‘marshmallow’ furniture...evocative of people who don’t understand that beautiful furniture can be very comfortable if well-made (often boomers (sorry, not sorry!) no really, some boomers have *excellent taste* in design like my favorite aunt, and some gen-xers and millennials have very little). Anyway, I want more videos where intelligent folks like Nick talk about design and are so open-minded and positive about different styles. So refreshing. :)

@Julia.Mandelbrot

3 ай бұрын

Boomers mostly invented MCM. I don't know who u know.

Very informative video! I’ve always been confused of what is really the style of my home. Now I know it’s 80% scandy 20% glam. Looking forward to more of your videos!

@rocioiribe5841

2 жыл бұрын

i just realized this as well watching this video! this whole time i was trying to fit my style into midcentury and i was like why isn't this working!

I grew up with siblings in Future Farmers and spent time with MULTIPLE farm families in New England. The only metal seat I ever came across was on Massey Ferguson, International and John Deere tractors. :D

Top quality videos to learn about design! Kind regards from Madrid, Spain. Teresa

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them! I've been to Barcelona but not Madrid yet. Would love to go!

I love Scandinavian and coastal farmhouse (which is a mix of modern farmhouse and Floridian coastal)

I really love the very end where you show some photos of mixed designs and gave us a second to take it in before you showed the break down of what designs they were and highlighted certain items. I was able to guess what designs they were thanks to you! The whole video is great.

This has helped me a ton! Finally something that helps me mix modern farmhouse and mid century mod.

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

You can do it! Find that signature Champagne Mommy look! 🍾

Great to see. I really like the shape and aesthetic of mid century modern furniture but find the colours too bold (I can do teal but not the yellows and oranges). I’m trying to make it work in an industrial setting as my new home is very industrial. Large, single space with poured concrete walls (so you can see the wooden panels they used to make it) and roller shutters over the doors - it’s very hot where I live so idea is you roll shutters down at night for security but can leave all the doors behind them open. Maybe a video on how to work with a space that conflicts with your basic design aesthetic would be useful. Or mid century modern in industrial space or modern minimalism in old style home with lots of traditional features etc

This is super handy! I'll have to go back through all the interior photos I've saved and figure out what it is that I like to help with decorating my new apartment :)

I watch these kinds of videos all the time and hardly ever comment on them, but this house is astonishingly pa

the example images you used really killed it!

It’s so helpful to me when you analyze images and why they work, now I can understand what is not working in my own home

@jessicahavens-ziebarth9409

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! This. so true. Analyzing why it works or doesn’t plus his tips about planning your space. So helpful.

I just discovered this channel at a time where I am getting ready to make decisions about re-doing my interior and you have answered so many of my questions!

For someone like me who is decoratively challenged and design illiterate, your videos have been so incredibly helpful. I've been trying to find helpful, clear, and methodical explanation videos like yours for a while and I'm so glad I found them. I'm learning all sorts of stuff and looking forward to using these principles when I move into my new place.

I have a very nice brick ranch home in Texas, I moved there recently from Southern California. When I moved I went from a 1800 sq ft home to a 2980 sq ft house. The house was built in the 70’s and when you enter the house you are in an entryway with the dining room to your right, the living room to your left and the family room straight forward. The living room has a recessed ceiling and a post that sits at the corner creating two arches, one open to the entry and one open to the family room. The living room has a huge curved bay of windows with white wooden Louvered shades and the family room has a cathedral beamed ceiling with a large brick fireplace on one wall and large window on the back wall with larger scale white painted wooden louvered shades. The living room windows face the front of the house and the family room windows are facing the back directly opposite of the living room. So I had a design challenge, how to make the furniture I already had fit into a room that is open to another and have a completely different style yet look complimentary to each other. I did what you said and took out my iPad and drew out the rooms layout and placed all the furniture into the room. I had two large area rugs on Art Deco floral motif Ed rug in a baby blue with pink and gold florals in the corners and center and one that was a Art Deco geometric circles and squares in shades of olive green and browns. The furniture pieces I had already were a large China display case, in dark wood mirrored back and glass. A large overstuffed modern light mint green leather sofa an Art Deco curio cabinet in a blond wood, two upholstered modern styled geometric patterned light olive toned upholstered chairs and ottoman, 3 Tiffany stained glass lamps an oak player piano upright, a set of coffee and end tables in mission style and an octagon very heavily carved traditional table. I had looked at all the design style videos and I knew I didn’t want a farmhouse aesthetic and really moved toward a mid century modern style. So I grouped the living room furniture together in greens and blue modern mixed with mission style having the Tiffany lamps all set in the front room, then I went online to offer up to see what kind of deals I could find. I found a great lane end table and a small scaled emerald green leather recliner all for a great price and I went to Macy’s and found a mid century style apple green leather sofa and love seat. I also found a set of vintage perfect condition acclaim two tiered end tables and matching coffee table in dark browns that are perfect mid century modern pieces. I have a huge collection of sea foam green pottery vases teapots jars and urns, and a large collection of 1930’s Fenton hobnail blue glassware and lime green glassware. I guess you could call my design style eclectic because I have pieces from the 100 years all living harmoniously together. I set the family room furniture in the opposite of the living room keeping a nice open space for flow between the two rooms added some blue pottery to my collection and filled the display cases on top of the Art Deco display case are a collection of multiple sized large to small crystal balls in various clear materials. I took a few glass balls and added them to the living room coffee table and used the green Fenton ruffled dishes as accent pieces in the family room, I also have a 1927 victrola which I placed on a table in the corner of the family room couch and love seat with an aluminum Art Deco airplane on the top. I then ordered a collection of pillows in greens and blues in beaded sequined and Mongolian lambs wool and put them on all the couches keeping that blue and green color palette I found some great modern table lamps that were glass urn shaped in a green glass that faded to blue glass and had simple modern green woven fabric shades the color of the arm chair. I really am happy with the way I got everything to coordinate together in a nice designer finished looking floor plan. When Christmas came I decided to put a 7.5’ tree in the front window and decorated it all in glass colored beaded garland crystal ornaments apple green, blue and a few burgundy and gold large ornaments. A beautiful wide ribbon in dark blue with peacock feather print in gold and green and put a huge bow on the top of the tree with cascading tails down the sides in big drape loops I finished it with some peacock themed ornaments, glass cut snowflakes and 150 hand blown glass icicles. It really looks dramatic and is the perfect tree having lights that fade from clear to colored back and forth in slow fades. I’ve been watching your videos and really enjoy them, mostly to make sure my design skills are on par and that I haven’t made a disaster of chaos in style combinations. I have nice creamy shades of gold toned and white painted walls and woodwork and am now at the stage of picking out new wall colors, I don’t want the rooms painted in all one color but picking the feature walls and adding a deep green color that ties everything in. My dining room is all mission style in burgundy and green fabrics and area rug so the flow from room to room is nice as well.

Can you do Sacndi-Boho style? Please!!!

I think the 80/20 thing is a good rule of thumb when mixing styles like farmhouse and glam, where there is not much stylistic overlap. But for example, I think you can mix up Bauhaus, Mid Century and Scandi with more freedom, because they are naturally complimentary.

I think that two styles that go well together are Mid-Century and Mid-Century Modern, both of which were actually pretty popular back around 1960's and were often blended. Wood panelling, maybe some ornate walnut end tables with large lamps (from Mid-Century) worked well with pops of golds, oranges, rusts, and avocados in carpeting, fabric couches, etc (from Mid-Century Modern). The cohesion was found not in a similarity of style but in their proportions and unifying, compatible colors. I grew up in that era, and I remember it pretty well. But certain TV shows from that era give a good idea of this blending (The Dick Van Dyke Show, Bewitched, The Brady Bunch). The trick was that the piece had to be both beautiful in its own right, not be too big or too small, and not clash.

You’re a very good teacher and I appreciate your videos

This was so great to see discussed, as I am one who loves multiple styles and want to incorporate more than one into my home. What I’d love to see you cover is how to incorporate pieces that may not perfectly fit the design style you are evolving towards, but did fit your “old” aesthetic and still may be needed before you can afford to replace them (or maybe you just love them for sentimental reasons!)….. how does one make them work with your new look?

This is such an informative video! Thank you thank you! I definitely struggle with liking too many styles without understanding how to combine them. I have gained such a better appreciation and understanding of how to combine styles than all my previous self-education efforts combined! The 80/20 ratio is incredibly helpful. I also love all the examples, and I could really watch more video you just breaking down these different examples of combined styles.

I am transitioning from cottage core to Japandi but am attached to a wing backed chair. This gave me the courage to keep it Thanks

I have mixed traditional with boho because I couldn't afford to throw everything out. But I had my traditional furniture reupholstered in a kind of neutral with undertones of jewel tones and mixed accessories, fabrics and other things that are more boho. It ends up being 80/20. I think people should surround themselves with things that make them happy and comfortable . Alot of my pieces are from our travels. 😍

Bless you for explaining your 80/20 rule that makes perfect sense! Also love your attitude, so real and refreshing!

Thanks to you I'm finally able to define my own style and seek out pieces that fit it, and trim out pieces that don't. For the curious, it's modern boho - 80% clean lines and neutral colors with the occasional metallic, but then layered with bright accents and handmade blankets.

I drove myself crazy to pick one style and give up on another. The 80/20 rule is a saver. Thank you!

Omg, thank you! Adapting these concepts to help make it less jarring to go through the door from my artificially lit, dark, warm, natural lines, homey-cozy kitchen to the newly renovated bright naturally-lit concrete floored laser focus office.

My roommate calls my style "midcentury extra": basically it's a fusion of midcentury and boho, with a touch of glam. Love all yours vids! 🙌

Thank you for this video. I love to mix Modern, Industrial, Skandia with a bit of glam or mid-century and you're right! Matching colors or textures makes it look together. I was doing it without knowing but now I won't feel bad about it

Nick its one of the most helpful of your videos after Interior Design Styles, so thank you for sharing your gift with us. XOXO all the way from Tronto

I found this video on my recomended page and I'm so glad I watched this 😊 I'm currently redecorating and love Industrial Scandinavian but didn't know how to implement it now after watching your video and discovering the 80/20 rule I feel more confident about going ahead and implementing my ideas 😁

I love Your very structured and straight forward content. This is actually the one big case, where I disagree with having one, or one 80% style. I think that makes a great unique, personal mix to have things from several times, that you pull together with one's personal cohesive style. I think that's at the core personal style and design for me, to be able to create your own narrative and pick patterns, forms and colors that bring it together. As you even need to educate which piece belongs to which interior styles, it shows for me, that it's not as clear cut out, what works together.

This is SO helpful!!! The 80/20 rule and finding commonalities between two styles are fantastic tips.

I’m soooo glad I found you , you’re FAB😉💞

Just found your channel, slowly going through all the vids. Love them! IDK why I'm fixating on this now (what's my design style) but the boho glam pic you put in this video really resonates with me! These videos are a lot of fun, thank you!

Love this video. Really helpful for trying to figure out how to combine the styles I love in my future home.

Nick, your videos are fantastic. Thank you! I just moved into a new apartment and decluttered (wasn't all that cluttered but ruthless this time LOL). With a balcony backing onto a forest (love, love, love) I feel the need to bring nature in and the crazy colours of my last place (which I loved in that space) just don't feel right anymore. Scandinavian and Japanese Zen feel right. Love mid-century as well. THANK YOU!!

Seeing this a year later but it’s right on time! I’m preparing to move into my new home this summer. My style is Scandinavian and Mid Century. Thank you for the tip on how to combine them!

You’re videos are spot on and refreshing!

I’m so glad I’ve found your channel! So excited to start designing my first home with the help of your videos 😊

aaaaw the ending stole my heart!!

Thank you! I love that you speak quickly and efficiently. You get to the point and the point is informative.

Nick! This is helpful! I have been having such a hard time finding MCM and "Gothic" (for lack of a better word) I have been searching and I feel like there is nothing that meets my level of darkness I want that is also modern, sleek and clean. The 80/20 makes me feel like I am on the right track ;) Thanks, love your videos!

Thank you Nick. I started out with a plan to decorate my first home ever in a Wabi Sabi/Minimalist style and ended up with Maximalist/Mid-Century Modern. Go figure. Anyway, I think -- now that you've explained the 80/20 rule -- that the Wabi Sabi type furniture (end and coffee tables) and ceramics in neutral tones make the two styles I ended up with cohesive. The two problems left are that only space for a tv is over fire place (yes, I know), and the focal of the living room over the couch has a heat pump at the top so the canvas print of a Henri Rousseau painting isn't working. I was going to add a bar cart in a nod to the mid=century modern style and after seeing one of your other videos I, fortunately, nixed the idea. Of course, I know If I used it and it was practical, okay -- but I'm a Guinness girl!

ah! thank you Nick, i needed this video so much! i am about to move into my first apartement and i couldnt concentrate on one style, because i like so many, so this video helped me alot to clearify my preferences. greetings from germany ! :)

Thank you so much for this video. Really helped clarify when you mentioned particular pieces. Your videos are amazing.

Not big on farmhouse but wow - I loved the mid century farmhouse combo (sans barn door).

Oh my gosh! Thank you! I finally understand what my style is and I have a better direction to go towards! :) 80% Scandinavian, 20% Bohemian.

Your videos are so well put together. Would love to see picks from major furniture and design brands other than ikea, like restoration hardware, west elm, cb2, one kings lane

Your videos are so good, Nick. Seriously! I see you on HGTV in 2021!🤗🥰🙏🏽

You have nailed the elements in combining styles! What we enjoy and the design styles we lean toward and include in our homes is about commonality. The triad of color, patterns and texture are enhanced by the 20% examples you've mentioned. Good video!

My house is about 60% mid-century modern and 40% Japanese zen, although my garden is about 80% Japanese zen and 20% food production. I like the clean lines of my furniture. I have a tansu step chest in my back bedroom that I just decided to move next to my bed. I measured, and it will fit. That room also has a blocky wardrobe which I will refinish to Japanese zen bringing me up to 80% Japanese zen and 20% mid-century modern. How easy is that! The 80-20 guideline is helpful, thank you. Also helped that I dismantled 2 spindly etageres this week to give away. Came with the house and should have been gone long ago. I don't know what style that is, but not mine!

Creating my first solo space ever and finding your channel has been great. I've learned a lot and I love your opinions and humor but I especially liked this video because I am discovering my own style and it is a mix of styles and I am sure it will come together over time and I don't have to rush and I can take my time and I can change my mind. Thank you for all you share!

Good ideas, particularly the 80/20 rule. Thanks

New here! Literally love every video!! Thanks for this content!

This was exactly the video I was waiting for ! I love color and contemporary and also would love to use some of my ethnic Indian inherited items and collected items from travels. So contemporary 80 boho 20? I will have to see how that goes! Thank you for all of the helpful tips.

I think that the 80/20 rule sounds about right! Our home is probably 80% Scandinavian mid century (literally, I live in Sweden and have mostly Danish 50’s and 60’s pieces, lots of teak) and 20% boho (jewel colours, LOTS of plants in terracotta pots, mixed and matched patterns and textures on fabrics, rattan and woven baskets/decor pieces...) and I get compliments on it all the time. It’s taken me years and years to find our style (I haven’t got a natural talent for it AT ALL 😅) but I’m proud of the space I’ve created.

Scandi/Japanese zen is my absolute favourite. Thanks for breaking it down. Very helpful!

Don't ever stop making these videos. You explain everything so clearly and I've learned so much in a short amount of time. All the basics are covered. Thanks!!!

Why can't I like this more than once? It's extremely helpful!! Thank you!

thanks for the great tipps! And for this playlist, it helped me organise the things i already knew from somewhere and learn the new ones. very interesting, transparent and helpful.

FINALLY, something industrial 😭💛

Very helpful video! Thanks Nick. My fiancé seems to gravitate towards mid century modern and industrial and I’m more about a mix of neutral boho/Scandi/modern farmhouse general vibe with a little glam and just a touch of mid century modern and/or industrial. I know that sounds really confusing, but I’m doing my best to find those Venn diagram moments so we are both happy. My main struggle is with our color palettes clashing a bit. I find as I get older (I’m 51), I gravitate to warm, soft, neutrals. I’m talking taupe, caramel, soft greys, cream & whites with touches of a peachy blush or a warmer soft lighter mauve and for metals, gold or aged brass. He’s always loved color combos like orange and hunters or olive green, mustard yellow and aubergine, cognac and grey & black, but also, some primary colors- which I avoid. So I’m trying to find the happy middle ground, we agree on the rich browns, black and grey, that’s what I mean by Venn diagram moments. It’s not easy, but I believe one of these days we will both be ok with our space- maybe neither one of us in love with it, but relaxed within our mutual compromises. 🙌🏻🤣 It’s especially tricky for us because my fiancé is also a professional artist and very much visual. I’m all about that relaxing comforting vibe, and he’s ok with a lot more color than I am. Tricky - but like any other aspect of a relationship, it’s all about that compromise. 🙌🏻

You're great at educating us and letting us choose our design. I didn't know about Boho design but thanks to you I know about it. Boho goes with my lifestyle. I was thinking to combine Boho and midcentury modern, both are colorful.

Another great video!..My day has been watching your amazing videos...Keep them coming :)

Great content, great quality videos... Well structured and organized, straight to the point. My husband and I just bought a house and want to make it a home 😊, and finding your content is being really helpful to us! Thank you so much! Relatively new sub. Greetings from Mexico!!

Love your videos...big help in my quest for a cohesive home design.

I have just been introduced to your channel and I absolutely love it and YOU! Very imformative and resonates with me.

I have a lot of furniture which is scandi but I love colorful and bold decor. Loved this video

Thanks SO MUCH Nick for this educational video! Your 80/20 rule will help make our space make sense, comfortable & beautiful!

Building a new house and this is SAVING me!!! Thank you for creating this!

This was so incredibly helpful. Thank you.

I’m looking around my apartment realizing my place is like half vintagey gold mirrors and dark wood furniture and half industrial shelves and hating it. And I just got home from target with stuff that has more of a boho vibe. Really needed this channel right now lol

Love the 80/20 rule. My style--or to be more accurate, the style I WANT to have in real life instead of just in my Pinterest boards-- is not something I have seen very much, which is minimalism + neoclassicism. John Pawson meets Robert Adam. The closest I've come to it is what might be called "contemporary Parisian apartment"--those grand old apartments with high ceilings, moldings, chevron floors, chandeliers, huge gilt mirrors, and fancy fireplace mantels but updated with contemporary furnishings, lighting and art. The drawback is that I don't live in Paris. lol I will probably end up buying a small cookie-cutter condo in a 1960s modernist building here in Houston. But, again, love your 80/20 rule so I'm thinking if I go with 80% minimalism with 20% neoclassical elements, I can create an unique and interesting yet still comfortable space.

@Nick_Lewis

3 жыл бұрын

I do love the little slice of Paris in Houston though! I've never been to Houston, but I think that would be pretty cool and unique! Of course I usually am a believer in the architecture to work with the design, but you also have to find what works for you! Good luck Gregg!

Yeah! I love Japandi! And would probably mix in more rustic wabi sabi elements.

I just found your channel a few days ago and I find your videos very helpful!

Loving your channel! So glad KZread showed your vids a few weeks ago. Can’t wait to watch your future content.

This video is perfect! I have been going towards coastal (hamptons ish) but used to be boho. So I can't get rid of all the colour and have bee trying to mix the two. 💕