Incorporating wood into your interior design is more than just a trend. It’s been done for decades and I don’t see it going anywhere anytime soon. And there’s good reason for that!
Take Frank Lloyd Wright, who introduced the word “organic” to the world of architecture in the early 1900’s. Wright coined the term “form and function are one” using nature as the best example of this integration. Smart man, right? Using wood within your home creates a harmonious feel with what’s outside your home. Be it woods, trees, a lake or mountain view. I always love to design in balance with nature. We are visitors on this beautiful earth. Respecting our surroundings is more than just an idea, it’s a way of life.
Here we are at the start of a new decade and we are still looking for ways to reap the benefits of nature in our everyday lives. Still not convinced that you need wood in your design plan? Keep reading, I think you’ll see the light.
There are countless ways to incorporate wood into your design. And, it’s okay to mix woods, especially wood textures. So no matter what your taste there’s a way to add a little wood into your design!
Warmly & joyfully yours,
Renee