Every Room Needs a Troublemaker
There is a point in almost every room I design when everything is working.
The proportions are right. The furniture is good. The palette makes sense. Nothing is fighting with anything else.
And that is usually when I start looking for trouble.
Not the kind that requires an electrician or a contractor. I mean the thing that interrupts all that good behavior. The piece that feels slightly unexpected. Maybe even a little wrong.
Because a room can be beautiful, expensive and perfectly put together and still be completely forgettable.
Sometimes what it needs is a troublemaker.
