Diversity by all segments of the population has become more prominent in awareness over the last few years. Diversity’s position is that all peoples are entitled to be recognized and to participate in all activities of a society and that doing such also enhances the depth and flavor of that culture.

Some of that same principle can be applied to the interior designs of residences in this country.

One only has to look around to see that the same basic designs are produced literally in millions of houses across this country and the interiors and furnishings there of reflect the same concept.

Our lives and cultures and societies would be greatly enhanced if more people would open themselves up to more options and get out of their current box of thinking about their residential environments.

Look at types and styles of designs about which you’ve never even thought. Look at the advances made in architecture, designs, science, materials, technology, and what’s not been previously available.

Look at other countries, other cultures, and other periods of history, not to copy, but to enhance your horizons and explore how such can be used to advance and enhance our current residential environments.

Aesthetically, change from continually breathing the same air and go outside for some freshness.

The physics and principles of aesthetics still apply to all objects, times, and cultures.

Different in and of itself does not necessarily mean good.

You experience the results of the choices you make.

Food for thought.