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Module 0: Start Here
Module 1: Interior Decorating
1.1 Design V.S. Decoration
1.2 What are Your Goals?
1.3 Design Principles
1.4 Before Photos & Measurements
Module 2: Determining Your Style
2.1 Style Quiz
2.2 Mood Board
2.3 Establishing The Mood
Module 3: Space Planning
3.1 Space Planning Basics
3.2 Taking Inventory
3.3 Space Planning Based on Design Style
3.4 Drawing Your Floor Plan
Module 4: Layering Method
4.1 Architecture & Paint
4.2 Flooring
4.3 Upholstered Furnishing
4.4 Non-Upholstered Furnishing
4.5 Accent Fabrics
4.6 Lighting
4.7 Accessories & Art
4.8 Plants
4.9 Revisiting Your Floor Plan
Module 5: Shopping, Installation, & Styling
5.1 Shopping
5.2 Installation
5.3 Styling Tips and Tricks
5.4 After Photos
5.5 Celebrate The Space !
Module 6: Conclusion
Bonuses
1. Community
2. Interior Decorating Resource Guide
3. 99 Styles
4. Home Office Guide
5. Abundance By Design Summit
5.1 Mindset & Organization
5.2 Creating Creative Spaces
5.3 Health, Ergonomics & Productivity
5.4 Being Authentic in Business & Life
5.5 Architectural Design Psychology and Wellbeing
5.6 Organization & Business Productivity
5.7 Productivity Through Organization & Successfully Setting Up Your Home Office
5.8 Systems & Methods to Daily Organization
5.9 Organization & Livable Sustainable Systems
5.10 Abundance in Energy & Relationship with Space
5.11 Mindset & Abundance in Your Space
5.12 Creating a Livable Home That Reflects Who You Are
5.13 Wellness & Design
5.14 Organization & Everyday Living
5.15 Mindset, Health & Overall Wellbeing
5.16 Morning Meditation
5.17 Movement & Space
5.18 Breathwork
6.Feng Shui - Living with Style & Shui
Module 4: Layering Method
4.1 Architecture & Paint
Architecture
1. Contemporary Style in Architecture
Emphasizes strong, visible lines.
Utilizes bold color blocks.
Embraces "less is more" concept.
Features industrial elements (brick, pipes).
Mixes concrete, steel, wood creatively.
Creates cohesive, character-filled spaces.
2. Traditional Style in Architecture
Highlights opulent architectural details.
Features built-in cabinetry, crown molding, columns.
Emphasizes wood paneling and coffered ceilings.
Often centers around a prominent fireplace.
Utilizes oil paintings as focal points.
3. Transitional Style in Architecture
Fuses traditional elements with contemporary twists.
Combines traditional features with modern furnishings.
Features neutral palette for furniture.
Blends old structures with large modern windows.
Incorporates neutral colors, natural wood, and exposed bricks.
4. Modern Country Farmhouse Style in Architecture
Avoid plastic, linoleum, glazed surfaces.
Embrace exposed beams, wood, brick, stone.
Consider adding barn doors for a rustic touch.
Opt for white walls or neutral wallpaper.
Include modern elements for balance (e.g., minimal fireplace, clean lines).
5. Eclectic Style in Architecture
Use simple painted walls as a backdrop.
Add contrast with coarse stone and brick.
Opt for plain walls to accommodate vibrant decor.
Emphasize contrast and different textures.
6. Minimalist Style in Architecture
Streamline content for open, clean lines.
Choose textured plaster, tiles, or light-colored finishes.
Maximize natural light with large windows.
Use materials like steel, glass, and stone.
Remove complex elements for a minimalist look.
PAINT
1. Contemporary Style Paint Choices
Neutral wall colors create simplicity.
Use natural materials for textured effects.
Main colors: neutrals, black, and white.
Neutrals as a backdrop for bold colors.
Coordinated trims based on wall colors.
2. Traditional Style Paint Choices
Neutral walls make colorful pieces stand out.
Main accent color ties elements together.
Traditional patterns for accent wall wallpaper.
3. Transitional Style Paint Choices
Neutral palette (taupe, tan, vanilla) for serenity.
Introduce depth with dark colors (brown, blue).
Focus on furniture in transitional interiors.
4. Modern Country Farmhouse Style Paint Choices
Simple neutrals (whites, creams, browns) for warmth.
Muted colors for a rustic look.
Brighter colors for contemporary style.
Use pastels (grays, blues, yellows) in kitchens.
5. Eclectic Style Paint Choices
Neutral tone with one accent color.
Balance eclectic pieces with calm neutrals.
Add a darker or lighter classic tone.
Create cohesion with an accent color.
6. Minimalist Style Paint Choices
Monochromatic scheme with whites, greys.
Add shades, tints, and textures for depth.
Halftones with occasional bursts of color.
Emphasize architectural elements with gray.
Action Items
Fill out pages 34-35 in your course workbook which are all about architecture and paint!
Input your final selections in the “Master Shopping List” Table below (which you will also see in Lesson
5.1 Shopping
) !
WORKBOOK:
Download Your Lesson Slides Here:
Download Your Module 4 (Lesson 1) Course Book Here:
Download Interior Decorating Resource Guide Here:
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View 2 of Master Shopping List
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