Though Interior Design may seem easy, it involves a lot of planning and understanding of various elements like lighting, materials, scale, colour and anthropometry to name a few. Hence mistakes are bound to happen if one isn’t careful or doesn’t have the necessary experience. Below are listed some common errors (recorded by room) that may be avoided to save time and money along with tips to improve and correct them. Before we move on to the common design errors, let’s discuss the importance of good Interior Design. It transforms your house into a home by introducing a perfect blend of comfort, style and elegance in your living spaces that are in line with your expectations and lifestyle as a client. It levels up the overall functionality of your home and the quality of your life as inhabitants by creatively and correctly combining the various interior design elements and styles to suit your lifestyle. As a professional interior designer has more appropriate expert knowledge of what fittings, fabrics, furniture and layout are best suitable for your home, it results in cost savings over time. Safety and security of children and the elderly is enhanced by a thoughtful placing of fragile furniture and decor in the right places and concealing electrical wiring, etc. It makes you feel happy and satisfied as it affects the mood of its occupants positively as it always ensures a constant and natural circulation of fresh air in the interiors. It increases the resale value of your home as the prospective buyers will not have to spend more energy and time adding to it or completely revamping it later on. It helps you create a successful first impression before your visitors by infusing more fun and personality into your home, using specific mood-uplifting colour palettes. Let’s now look at the most common interior mistakes one should avoid and tips to correct the same room-wise. Mistakes in Interior Design to avoid in the Living Room Giving your living room a showroom feel by using only one kind of furniture and ignoring the right layout. Selecting the wrong piece of [...]

Modular interiors have gained immense popularity over the last couple of decades with more designers incorporating them into their designs, for a variety of reasons. The endless range of finishes, sleek looks, stylish appearance, and innovative appeal of the modular units gives any space more visual interest while making functionality the USP. Though home modular units are largely used in Kitchens and Bedroom storage units, they can be used in any space of your home due to their inherent nature of flexibility of form and function. We, at Golden Section, have picked out a few important reasons highlighting why modular interiors are here to stay. Ease of assembly One of the main advantages of modular factory finished units is their ease of assembly. In current times, where time is money, modular units help us save substantial amount of time by virtue of the ease in which they can be assembled. They also facilitate disassembly and reassembly in a different location due to their unique fixing mechanism. Depending on the design, the modular furniture can also be assembled in different configurations to suit a change in use or place. As a majority of the manufacturing work of the modular interiors takes place in the factory, the real assembly at the site is very minimal. The CNC machines used to make the various parts of the units ensure a perfectly finished product. Personalize your space The customer is spoilt for choice due to the infinite materials and finishes available in the market for modular furniture, and décor in general. If a new look is desired over time, these units adapt easily to change without denting your wallet as only certain panels need to be replaced or modified to suit the new design and style. Modular furniture encourage a lot of scope for personalization in terms of design, base material, hardware and surface finishes. Certain finishes can also be made to order ensuring exclusivity and uniqueness in design. Space-saving aspect Space is too valuable an asset to waste especially with spiralling real estate costs. Every square inch of space has immense value and [...]