To ask your interior design loves

[Dandyarseholes]

To balance out the 'hates' tgread currently running.

What do you like/love that makes your home a happy place?

Lots of colour
Books
Artwork
Wood flooring (downstairs)
Carpet in bedroom
Blankets

My house is quite quirky!

Soft white walls, wood floors, light colours, open fires, baskets and throws, clean, clutter free and smelling beautiful.

The McMansion phenomenon is rife round here. Bloated high white rendered houses with ubiquitous grey window frames, black 'modern' door all butted against endless grey paving with a minimum of three cars parked all over it. Sadly these renovations are usually at the expense of a heritage facade and mature front garden 😞

I also dislike the interior crital/glass wall/room divider look. Clinical and office like.

Huge white marble kitchen islands...autopsy anyone?

Not all grey just when it's grey EVERYTHING, horrible shades of grey, and grey window frames (see above).

Massive fridges for a family of four.

...

My house is tiny with a collapsing kichen btw😂

This! Perfection!

I know what you mean and think I agree with you. I live in an old farmhouse in France and, although I did plan to get curtains when I first came here seven years ago, I never got around to it. Now, I realise they would just make the rooms darker because the houses in this part of France tend to have fairly smallish windows to keep the sun from heating the house up too much. We do have outside shutters, which we sometimes have to keep closed in the summer to keep the heat out.