Mark Twain is quoted as saying: “Choosing the right word is the difference between a lightning bug and lightning.“

In preparing food, we generally choose doing what will result in the best tasting experience.

How and when each ingredient in the recipe is used and how it affects the other ingredients determines the final taste.

This method also applies to the final aesthetic results when designing, or not designing, a residential interior.

Every element in the space, from the background to accessories, is a factor in and of itself and in ascertaining the total.

Does not making intelligent and quality choices in our personal spaces which are factors in our emotional, psychological, and intellectual well being merit the expenditure of resources required in achieving such?

Who makes the choices for the residential spaces in which you live and move and have your being and what are the results?

Food for thought.