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Incorporating Design Psychology into your home

Author Patricia LockwoodPosted on February 5, 2018Categories Interior Design, UncategorizedTags A Collected Home, Artful Living, Award Winning Bedroom, award winning designer, before and after photos, benefits of interior designers, Certified Design Psychology Coach, client testimonials, Coachella Valley Interior Decorator, Design and staging makeover, Design Bible, Design Psychology, design tip, Design tips, design vision studio, design vision studio for lockwood, Designer of the Year Award, Do you need an interior designer, flipping house, home rennovation, house flippers, Houseboat, How much for designer, how to budget for design projects, how to settle design disagreements, IDS Designer of the Year, Indian Wells Interior Designer, interior design and flipping, interior design budget, Interior Design Psychology, Interior Design Society, interior design tip, Interior Designer Palm Desert, international interior designers, La Quinta Interior Designer, Lockwood Design, Lockwood Interiors, making every home feel like a rock star, Patricia Lockwood Interior Designer, Portland houseboats, Rancho Mirage interior designer, real estate investors, remodeling a floating home, remodeling budget, residential design makeover, rock star home, rock star interior design, Sleepless in Portland, Team DVS, Team Lockwood, Toronto Interior Designers, Traveling Interior Designers, vacation property makeover, why it rocks

 

THE PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN PSYCHOLOGY

Design Psychology is a fairly new discipline in the design field that emphasizes the importance of being intentional in design. Design Vision Studio creates environments that represent more than “decorated” rooms. We enhance the chemistry between design and architecture. Our specialty is beautiful, functional and creative spaces that feel good to be in them.

This commissioned art piece captures a treasured wedding day moment of our clients. Using the principles of Design Psychology, our vision was to create a connection to their surroundings and be a conversation piece in their home. Our clients took a leap of faith and are thrilled with their one-of-a-kind painting.

10. High Resolution DOTY #387

Selecting art for clients is so personal – we often feel that we might as well be shopping for a bathing suit for them. In this case, we had an idea to create a commissioned piece of art depicting a treasured memory.

3. DOTY #387 - favorite wedding photoWe asked our clients to select a photo that told a story about them. Maybe a favorite vacation, travel destination, or scenery. They searched their photos and kept coming back to one taken on their wedding day by a guest.

Version 2

We pitched our idea and presented conceptual renderings. Even so, the thought of an oversize painting of themselves in their living room scared them. We promised that they wouldn’t come off as showy or vain (more fear of theirs) because their faces would not be featured. Although the clients were initially skeptical, once they saw what we had in mind they were “all in.”

8. DOTY #387 Artist at review meeting

We found Berndt Heidemann @bhartwork who was the perfect artist for this project. He specializes in a form of abstract photo-realism.  We worked with him throughout the process, selecting the precise color palette to be harmonious with the new room design.

1. DOTY #387 Original Designs - After

The end result is a beautiful, sophisticated and distinct piece of art, which has been the centerpiece of conversation amongst their friends and family. Our clients were happily pleased with their custom artwork.

 

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