5 TIPS to make your home look EXPENSIVE | Interior design secrets you should know! Luxury Marble
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Published 2024-05-16
Designing a luxury home requires a keen eye for detail and a focus on maximizing the use of space while maintaining an elegant aesthetic.
In today’s episode on Design Seed, we will talking about how to make your home look EXPENSIVE.
Before we begin, we would first like to thank Paramount Property for sponsoring today's venue at The Ashwood Paramount Property Gallery showroom.
With such exclusivity, we took this opportunity to feature their show home as a benchmark of today's topic on how to make your home look expensive!
Thank you for watching!
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The Ashwood, is located along Kuala Lumpur's distinguished embassy row, U-Thant.
The U-Thant enclave is more than an elite neighbourhood, it stands as a premium address for expat living and the privileged class. The Ashwood stands as a symbol of exclusivity and opulence within this distinguished address.
The Ashwood boasts 302 units of condominium, 40 units of 2-storey duplex, alongside the exclusive low-rise development with only 12 units of 3 and 4-storey villa, making the property a truly rare find in Kuala Lumpur.
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All Comments (21)
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We would rather look “luxurious” or “high end” not just expensive. Some expensive houses are gaudy and tasteless.
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Thanks Alex for this important tips ,,,,you are true about all of them ,,,,i really appreciate showing us this beauty , respect & love from Cairo.
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Never mind looking expensive the important thing is comfort and safety and it’s the people.person,couple,family who lives in it to make it a happy home rather than expensive
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Bravo. This is exquisite and nicely featured. I kept pausing to see the detail, the sight lines, the shadow gaps, the wood grain and the marble vein and the placement of furniture Is all perfection. When it’s not possible to incorporate these premium materials or custom lighting consider the tip on using tones of the same colour and incorporate the use of different textures. You can do something with textured rugs, cushions and wall covering (large pictures or wallpaper). It’s also possible to use quality marble or wood tops to create smaller pieces of furniture. Placing basic uplighters or globe lights on the floor behind tall plants also works well as mood lighting.
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Wow so beautiful. Thanks for the tips. Can you tell me what color paint was used. It is very soothing. Thanks again.
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Hi from Cyprus. Really enjoying your designs videos
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Make your home comfortable, to fit your life, that is what luxury means to me. Looking expensive, doesn’t appear in that equation because that look holds no value, no comfort, just the fear that you might break or stain or drop something.
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Very well explained......so far best video on spine hooklying drill......
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Beautiful home indeed
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a good golden yellow lighting is all that you need to give that "rich feel". it makes all the difference. rest all the ideas are secondary and may not be even required.
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Travertine is a stone that gets stained immediately. Beautiful in deed, but extremely impractical for a countertop where people actually cook on. It will only look expensive as long as you don’t cook at home.
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Awesome.🎉 Thanks for sharing
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It looks fantastic. Every few years beige is back and this is this period again. Love the mirror! What is that mirror's size?
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8:20 The space must flow!
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Lessons from this channel made my humble home look opulence. ❤❤❤
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I don't want my home to look expensive IT MUST BE EXPENSIVE... sophisticated, timeless and classy with lots of character.
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🇿🇦 This is so beautiful… Love it…
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You forgot to mention the croma food processor. It's fantastic ,very hardy and 800 watts with reasonable prices
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big SHOUTOUT to The Ashwood
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Really nice
