How to Create Timeless Interiors

ANTIQUE TEXTILES

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Alidad

Designer famed for opulent interiors.

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The timeless home

Achieving a timeless look

Finding your own style

Buscot Park - part 1

Buscot Park - part 2

Understanding scale

Creating rooms from scratch

The five senses

Creating an atmosphere in your room

Pictures and paintings

Lighting your home

Carpets and rugs

The importance of accessories

The family room

The multi-functional room

Alidad’s process

Working with clients

Cosmetic architecture

Creating a floorplan

Pulling a scheme together

Pulling a scheme together - part 2

Everything doesn’t have to match

Antique textiles

Antique shopping - James McWhirter Antiques

Antique shopping - Guinevere Antiques

Antique shopping - Peta Smyth

Walkthrough - the study part 1

Walkthrough - the study part 2

Walkthrough - the drawing room part 1

Walkthrough - the drawing room part 2

Walkthrough - the dining room

Walkthrough - the hallway

Walkthrough - the bedroom

Final words & summary

Antique textiles

A lover of antiques, Alidad invites you to bring antique textiles into your home. In this lesson you will learn how to incorporate ancient textiles into your home by using large tapestries and vintage linens.

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