How Décor Choices Transform a Space
Have you ever wondered how much of a difference décor really makes in a room? To answer that question, I created two moodboards using the exact same furniture layout—but with completely different decorative elements. The result? Two entirely different vibes!
The Base: Same Furniture, Same Layout
Both moodboards feature the same foundational pieces—a timeless sofa, a clean-lined coffee table, simple yet elegant lighting, and neutral flooring. This base represents a versatile canvas, something many of us have at home. The magic happens when we start layering on the décor.
Moodboard 1: The Neutral Sanctuary
In this first version, I went with a neutral palette—think soft beiges, warm whites, natural wood tones, and subtle textures. The accessories include cozy throws, minimalistic artwork, ceramic vases, and understated greenery.
Vibe: Calm, timeless, and serene.
Ideal for: Those who love a minimalist look or want a space that promotes relaxation and clarity. It’s a look that quietly supports your daily life without demanding too much attention.
Moodboard 2: The Bright & Bold Statement
For the second take, I kept the furniture the same but swapped in colorful artwork, playful pillows, vibrant ceramics, and eclectic rugs.
Vibe: Energetic, creative, and full of personality.
Ideal for: Anyone who loves to express themselves through their space or wants a home that feels joyful and inspiring every time they walk in.
Why This Matters
This exercise shows that you don’t need to start from scratch to refresh your space. By simply updating the décor—pillows, rugs, art, lighting—you can dramatically change the feel of a room without replacing major furniture pieces.
Whether you're drawn to calm neutrals or expressive color, décor is your best friend when it comes to creating a home that feels truly you.
Which moodboard speaks to you more—Neutral or Bright? Let me know on Instagram!
And if you're feeling stuck between styles, that’s where I come in. Helping people find their perfect blend is what I do best.