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Did you know that, on average, Americans spend 93 percent of their lives indoors? The statistic may come as a surprise, but it shows how important it is to prioritize interior design and pay attention to even the smallest details of a room.

A common misconception with interior design - especially for public spaces - is that more is best. How many restaurants have you been in that have art on every wall, clashing patterns, and a general busy aesthetic? Plenty, no doubt.

This all plays into the fact that humans experience their environment five ways: senses, time and movement, reasoning, emotions, and anticipation. When decorating a space then, these modes of processing have to be taken into consideration.

It’s all about balance - rather than overloading people’s perception of a space, subtlety can go a long way. In fact, subtle decor can help better convey a room’s purpose, its proportions, and facilitate the visual flow.

Let’s dive deep into how to execute subtle…

Mattea Vinco Da Sesso Perini and Alberto Capuzzo

Mattea Vinco Da Sesso Perini and Alberto Capuzzo are co-founders of Restylit. They randomly met on a domestic summer flight in Italy in 2016, a digital passionate professional and a talented interior architect. They managed to fall in love, and so were living together one week later and started talking about Restylit two weeks after the meeting. They merged their knowledge and considered that they could have a positive impact on other people’s lives creating elegant, comfortable spaces to live in.

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Mattea Vinco Da Sesso Perini and Alberto Capuzzo