"Open-plan living is overrated. Bring back individual rooms with character, each with their own purpose," says Sophie Rowell, stressing the importance of defined spaces in homes.
Patrick Bernatz Ward recommends living in your space before altering it, suggesting that understanding daily routines can influence design decisions, avoiding rushed renovations.
Grier Stockman humorously states a bold opinion: "A potted begonia or geranium should be the only house plants allowed," highlighting personal preferences in home design.
Katie Bowes emphasizes the beauty of mismatched dinnerware: "It feels like a real collection and has a story to tell, instead of just a set of 12 white plates."
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