To become a good Interior Designer and decorator designer must be able to identify clients' vision and not the designer's vision. This is not to say that the designer should inhibit their taste but he or she should be able to play with the clients vision with adding their own niches along the process. The key is to pay very well attention and keep notes of the clients favorite things, capable of establishing a true connection with them, find out what is not working for the clients and how to fit the puzzle together for them so that they can make better functions in living. The designer must be able to pay attention to details, be organized, good planning skills, all the any through to the execution of the project. If you have a love of decorating and a knack for arranging furniture and choosing décor and color, a career as an interior decorator may be perfect for you. To become a "decorator" you don't need an extensive education or a fancy degree, just a good eye and a passion for the job. However, if you are interested in interior design, you will need to take specialized courses and gain the proper licensing from the state, depending on which state you are in.

A new home is a blank canvas; you get the opportunity to transform each and every room into a personality filled space that you'll adore. Whether you're tired of your old space or you're moving into a new one, decorating it is imperative to adding coziness and charm. Try changing up large aspects of your home along with incorporating small details, for the best results

Whether you're moving into a new apartment, a house, or a dorm room, deciding how to decorate an empty room can seem overwhelming. If you learn a few basic rules of decorating and find a little inspiration (maybe even in something you already own!), you can create a unique space you'll be happy to call home.