“My taste are very simple. I am satisfied with the best.”

This quotation is attributed to Oscar Wilde and Winston Churchill.

How does it relate to the choices you make in the selections you experience within your residential interior environment?

What does the best for you mean?

Does it mean the best quality in workmanship and materials?

Does it mean the most functional choices for your life style?

Does it mean choosing what you like the best?

Does it mean the latest availability in performance and materials?

Does it mean the highest level of social and economic status?

Does it mean the latest style?

Does it mean the current trend and most popular?

Does it mean the most historical tradition or period?

Does it mean the most economically viable?

You have to decide what is best for you regardless of the influence of others.

What is the desired end result of the goal you wish to achieve when your residential interior space is completed?

What satisfies you best for the combinations that are available?

Have a list of priorities and work yourself down to least important and select from the options available that best suit you and not anyone else in the world.

You will probably end up with a combination of choices that will probable not include all of the choices listed in the above questions.

Go with it.

Making intelligent and quality decisions based on the laws of physics and principles of aesthetics will manifest in the best residential interior design for you.

And remember, your personal space is about you and not what the rest of the world wants, thinks, or critiques.

Food for thought.