Creating a Seamless Transition: How edenLA Interiors can utilize existing furniture in your new home design.
Moving into a new house is an exciting time, but it can also present challenges when it comes to incorporating your existing furniture into a new space. Should you keep some pieces? Or should you start fresh and purchase items that fit the new layout? Hiring a designer can be a game-changer in this situation, as they can help you make informed decisions about what to keep, what to sell or donate, and how to integrate your existing furniture into the new design seamlessly. In this blog post, we will explore how edenLA Interiors can assist you in space planning, using your existing pieces, and sourcing new items to create a curated and intentional look for your new home.
Space Planning and Layout:
One of the key benefits of working with a designer is their expertise in space planning and layout. edenLA Interiors' design team will assess your new home's floor plan and help you determine the best placement for your existing furniture. They will consider factors such as traffic flow, natural light, and the overall aesthetic you want to achieve. By strategically arranging your existing pieces, they can create a cohesive and functional layout that maximizes the potential of your new space.
Assessing the Suitability of Existing Furniture:
Not all furniture may suit your new home's design and layout. A designer from edenLA Interiors will evaluate each piece and determine if it aligns with your vision for the space. They will consider factors such as size, style, condition, and functionality. If a piece doesn't fit or doesn't meet your design goals, they can help you decide whether to sell, donate, or repurpose it.
Incorporating Existing Pieces into the Design:
If your existing furniture is compatible with your new home's design, edenLA Interiors' design team will find creative ways to incorporate it into the overall aesthetic. They can suggest complementary pieces, lighting, finishes, artwork, or accessories to tie everything together. Blending your existing furniture with carefully selected new items will create a curated and intentional look that reflects your style and makes your new house feel like home.
Sourcing New Items:
In cases where your existing furniture aligns differently from your new design goals, edenLA Interiors can assist you in sourcing new items that fit the space and complement your style. They have access to a wide range of suppliers and vendors, offering various furniture, lighting, textiles, and artwork options to suit your needs and budget. Their design team will guide you in selecting pieces that harmonize with your existing furniture and create a cohesive and visually appealing design.
Starting the Process:
To begin the process of incorporating your existing furniture into your new home, reach out to edenLA Interiors for a consultation. Their design team will visit your new space, assess your existing furniture, and discuss your vision and goals. They will then create a customized plan based on inspirational photos outlining how they will integrate your existing pieces and source new items to complete the design. We ask that our clients collect images of rooms they enjoy and from there, we take the wheel to source and present selections that fit the mood and style of your intended vision. With their expertise and guidance, you can confidently navigate the transition and create a space that feels like a true reflection of your style and personality.
Moving into a new home doesn't have to mean starting from scratch with your furniture. With the help of edenLA Interiors' design team, you can seamlessly incorporate your existing pieces into your new space while creating a curated and intentional design. From space planning to assessing the style and function of your furniture and sourcing new items, their expertise will ensure a cohesive and visually appealing result. Contact edenLA Interiors today to start the process of transforming your new house into a home that reflects your unique style and personality.
