Would you like to use some interior designer jargon to sound like the real thing? Here we go now with the second of a series of articles on the subject!
ELEVATED
Something that’s kicked up a notch or taken to another level in style or design
«It wasn’t just any midday tea party – the luncheon hosted by the renowned hostess was an elevated affair with crumpets by a famous pastry chef, tea from the highest-quality leaves and fine china designed by skilled artisans.» Jeff Andrews.
TAILORED
Something with clean lines that hold up to the test of time; not fussy
«The tailored living room’s crisp, white furniture had been passed down thhrough three generations, and echoed the room’s neat baseboards and moldings.» Grant Gibson.
COLLECTED
Describes a space that is filled with unique pieces acquired over time, creating depth
«The world traveler’s living room took more of a collected approach than her minimalist bathroom, with souvenirs and artworks from visits to the savannas of Africa and the snowy villages of the Alps.» Jason Arnold.
Read Designer Jargon #1