Dream House

Whether you’ve just moved into a new pad, or have been living in your home for years, interior decor can have a huge effect on our well-being. Not only do we want to create a functional space, but we want our home decor to be cozy, stylish and reflect our personalities. But while we want to fill our homes with our favorite things, certain items make your home look cheap, according to interior designers.

This tends to happen when you don’t pick all the details correctly, or get carried away with an abundance of styles. Either way, such items can make your home look visually unappealing. What’s more, knowing how to decorate the right way can make a small room look biggeror give you much needed extra space.

After all, the goal is to create an inviting yet beautiful home to suit you. So if you want to level

Intimate spaces like bedrooms need not conform to being an introverted space—extravagant, large spans can make the space push the boundaries of conventional design and open up to a visual abundance. A subtle mix of illusions from the gestalt theories and a thoughtful composition of the mood board can transform a small bedroom to give a feeling of a larger space.

In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Interior Designer Punam Kalra, Creative Director of I’m the Center for applied Arts, suggested the following tips to make your bedroom appear bigger:

1. Emphasis on the blanks

Every space is perceived in parts that fit into a whole—A blank canvas breaks a space and articulates it in multiple directions, throwing better, individual focus on the elements in the foreground. Go minimal on the backgrounds with compact furniture and statement décor. Cut down the layers of interior accessories such as throw pillows, valence

Fans have expressed their confusion over Kim Kardashian’s latest Instagram post, which featured pictures of her house.

The 42-year-old reality star took to Instagram on Tuesday to share photos of the decor in her home. Some of the images in the post were of an off-white ceramic mug, a variety of her skincare products from her brand, Skkn by Kim, on a granite counter in a bathroom, and a gray chair on a terrace.

Kardashian also posted a photo of a bedroom, which included a bed with light pink sheets on it and a light gray backdrop.

The post also included a photo of a living room, which had off-white colored walls, chairs, and a couch. A wooden