Every item in our homes has potential beyond function. A dining armchair in pink doesn’t just seat someone — it signals softness, boldness, or warmth. Objects evoke emotions, trigger stories, and become part of our living narratives.
Think about the contrast between a white & wood chair and a flamboyant inflatable flamingo. The chair speaks of structure and permanence; the flamingo of whimsy and play. Even small pieces like a knit hat or décor accents reflect personal taste and mood.
When picking décor, ask: “How do I want to feel in the space?” Let your heart guide you as much as logic. Over time, a house filled only with “good deals” might feel hollow — but one curated with emotional resonance feels like home.
Ultimately, décor becomes expression when we root it in how we live, not just what looks good.