Do you ever find yourself worrying that your favorite centre table doesn't fit into the living room, or that your Wardrobe Interior Design for Bedroom lights are too intense for restful restful slumber? These are common interior design mistakes everyone makes - with Livspace it is easier than ever to avoid and solve these errors - our designers have even provided fixes!

Below we present the most frequent interior design mistakes humans tend to make and ways to overcome them.

Mistakes commonly made in interior design

#1: Lighting that's too harsh or dim

One of the more frequent design mistakes people are likely to make is installing unnecessary lighting or creating rooms with unforgivingly dull conditions. A bedroom filled with flashy chandeliers and spotlights is unattractive; similarly, kitchens featuring dim lighting simply will not do!

#2: Selecting Inappropriate Furniture/Decor

Our homes often end up looking monotonous and dull due to our selection of too-small or too-big furniture/decor. However, scale and proportion play a vital role in creating the ideal interiors of our homes - choosing furniture/decor that falls outside its proportion can spell doom for interior Wardrobe Sliding Door Design By misjudging scale or proportion and placing everything too close or too far apart within each room you risk making things look disjointed or worse!

#3: Bulky & Cluttered Design 

Black is like salt to coffee! Overusing black hues in small rooms makes them look cramped and distasteful; any dark shade can visually reduce area, which means bulky furniture or walls adorned with it should be avoided as these can visually reduce its size further.

#4: Accessories Gone Wrong 

Rugs play an essential part in elevating not just floors but the entire aesthetic of any home. Not only can rugs add warmth and character, they can add warmth and coziness. Unfortunately it's easy to select an inappropriate rug size that completely alters its aesthetic; here is our Rug Size Guide for more help in selecting your rug size!

No one appreciates an overabundance of cushions on a sofa or bed, no matter the amount. Sofas should provide comfortable seating for you and your guests; overstuffing them with cushions would only serve to displace valuable seating space instead.

#5: Over-Matchy

Gone are the days when matching everything in your home was stylish; now homes that feature rooms full of too much green can make people cringe. Can you imagine having green walls, drapes, bedsheet and accessories - wouldn't that just be too much green for us to handle?

Keep these simple design tips in mind to become an interior design master and transform your home into something spectacular!

• Jase Brown
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