When buying a property, we often want to change some details in the layout or amend the interior to make it feel like “This is my home”. We have a vision with great ideas and start browsing on internet looking for interior design solutions.

Maybe we don’t know much about the potentials of the property and even less about how to bring out the best of it, and we would just need some professional guidance during the design process.

Maybe we have a clear vision and a few days later we wake up in the mid of a renovation to create our dream home. If the design is well-thought out, then it will give us the wished result in the form of an amazing, beautiful and functional living space. But sometimes the redesign goes wrong and unexpected problems occur. We`ve spent a lot of energy and money and after finishing the renovation, the living space is just out of balance and it does not feel homey at all.

The most common interior challenges that we are facing daily, are:

• The room is too small for extra furnishing or for an extension.
• The room is quite big but still feels empty after furnishing (the furniture get lost in space).
• The living area is too dark and more daylight and/or artificial light is needed.
• The room is crowded and it`s hard to walk around and between the living spaces.
• There is not enough storage space and the room is always cluttered.
• The interior is not cohesive and it looks like a patchwork.
• The property layout is not efficient and rearrangement would be necessary.

Any of these interior design challenges can be really frustrating, right? A home should be built for long-term happiness but not for haplessness.

Well, the good news is that there is a solution for each problem but as first step we have to accept the fact, that the purchased house is not perfect – yet! – and some alterations are welcomed.

Internet provides plenty of world-shattering design solutions and DIY ideas, but before copying any showroom interiors or design trends, the journey starts with analysing and understanding your living space correctly.

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It is difficult to design a space that will not attract people. What is remarkable is how often this has been accomplished.

– William h. whyte –

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We are all unique and our individual needs are unique as well. That`s why somebody else`s design taste won`t be able to serve all your living needs and lifestyle. By redesigning an interior, the main focus should lie on the dreams and wishes of those people, who will live in that specific space, and not exclusively on the constant changing design trends. That is exactly what HomeMood does by applying the spatial design principles.

Spatial Design is a new concept to design living spaces for harmony by connecting people with their environment. A good design is not just about the colours or the furnishing, but to create a living space where the focus is on the human needs and requirements.

Spatial Design combines the functionality with aesthetics based on human scales. Designing to human scale means, that the design is optimized for human use focusing on individual well-being and safety.

It makes living comfortable and stress free and creates a splendid environment for the people, who are living in it. Spatial Design does not just optimize the living space based on individual needs but it can also dilute the boundary between interior and exterior: brings outdoors inside or extends the indoor space with the outdoor area.

HomeMood is an online interior design company, which redesigns living spaces applying the spatial design principles and it`s made to help you:

• solving your interior design challenges
• making your home visually appealing
• giving you a helping hand in creating living spaces for (multi)functional purpose
• increasing the value of the property (as an investment)
• connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.

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Online interior design? What is the difference between online and traditional interior design? Which could be more appropriate and beneficial for my home design project? What does an online service exactly include and why is better than the traditional one? These are some of the questions you might ask as an homeowner while hesitating to hire a professional online designer.

Well, as the name says Online Interior Design provides solely online design services, which means that:

• All communication is done via email
• You pay less because there will be no site visits or face-to-face meetings
• Even though designs are done completely remotely, you won’t sacrifice on the quality
• Online design with no additional costs
• In the end it is you who makes the decision how to apply the new design to your space
• There are no 3rd parties involved, so you purchase the new design items wherever and whenever you want without any obligation
• HomeMood offers unlimited help and advice for up to 2 weeks after finishing the design process
• In case the new design does not completely suits your taste, you get one alteration during the design process

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Step 1 – The Connection: Send me a request and tell me which living space you would like to redesign.

Step 2 – Questionnaire: In order to gather information about your design wishes and the living space, you will be asked to fill in a “Design Questionnaire” and to take measurements and photographs about that specific room.

Step 3 – The Design: Based on your envision for the space and project requirements HomeMood creates the new layout design with a lead-time of 2 weeks.

Step 4 – The Presentation: HomeMood presents the big vision for your new space and begin the next step after sorting out your likes and dislikes.

Step 5 – The Execution: You will receive the finished layout: 2D floorplan to scale with furnishing, 2D/3D visualization, design concept and instructions with notes form the designer.

Step 6 – Support: HomeMood offers you unlimited help and advice for up to 2 weeks after finishing the design process.

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• Does the current layout of your home not fulfil the living needs and deserves some alteration?
• Do you want to achieve a coherent living area and create (multi)functional space(s)?
• Do you want to bring the outdoors inside?
• Or maybe you want to turn the garden into another room of your home?

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