Nicolas Fairford is an interior decorator, observed on Tiktoku for over 20 thousand. people. He often gives advice on arranging houses and apartments. In his last material, he pointed out five things that in his opinion disfigure the rooms. One of them turned out to be very controversial and caused a considerable discussion in the comments.
With four items indicated by the decorator, most viewers agree, except one. Nicolas Fairford pointed out that there will never be a TV in his house. In his opinion, this equipment dominates too much in a given room, e.g. a living room or bedroom, and partly disfigures them, spoiling the atmosphere. In the creator’s opinion, the TV is only a “black box”, which does not bring much to the arrangement and takes only a place. There was a lot of doubts in the comments – but in their answers he points out that this is typical of his apartment.
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Apart from the TV in the creator’s ranking, there were two more equipment: microwave and fold -out clothes dryer. According to the author, these elements disturb the space – but the second element has in his home, only holds it in a closed room so that it is not visible. In the case of a dryer, the greatest allegation concerns the placement of it in the living room, in a way in the view, which, according to the decorator, strongly disturbs the interior design.
In the case of a microwave, the allegation is similar to the TV – according to Nicolas Fairford, it is simply a large, metal box, taking up a lot of space that he doesn’t need at home. At the same time, as he indicates, this is not functional equipment, because he cooks every day at home, and he never had the need to use the microwave.
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Apart from the mentioned equipment in the creator’s apartment, we will not find upper lighting. Nicolas Fairford indicates that in his opinion, standing lamps that can add atmosphere to the apartment are definitely a better solution. They can be set in different angles, and thanks to the wide selection of models and types to the interior design. The ranking ends with unused fragrances, which in his opinion are dust collectors.
