European vs. American Design
Q. What's the difference between European and American Home Design?
In this Design2Share video, Irwin & Nicola discuss make some witty and opinionated comparisons between American and European interior design. Is it true that American design is a bit more matchy-matchy and serious that European stylings? Pick up some great tips on how to decorate your home using the very best of both design traditions!
Episode Date August 2, 2007
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Great new format, guys! Love the banter, and found the comparisons between European and American design spot on. There are too many U.S. "must be perfect" interiors. Down with all that.
This is so true, because Americans realy have a taste for boring colors. Many American designers are trying to make things so perfect that it becomes very boring and not interesting. I have a hard time living here in USA, I miss bold colors.
Nice update look! Love the make a book idea.
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