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Valentine`s day is the day of expressing love to your partner and making him/ her feel special. Do something classy and quirky. Let your partner enjoy the day and essence of love!

Entrance

You can scatter rose petals to give an antique look to the room use scented candles. Fill the room with black and red balloons. Keep a substantial handmade card near the entrance. You can floral decorate the room as well. Hang a love sign on the door handle. The interior decoration must make the ambiance look elegant. Ensure the furniture in the place is classy and adds elegance.

Abiance and feel

Put up the fairy lights stuck to a few pictures of your memories all over the room and keep the ambiance lit and classy. Choose the color of the bed sheets and pillow covers wisely to give it an aesthetic look. You can put a string of handmade heart cutouts across the room. Fill the room with black and red balloons. Keep a substantial handmade card near the entrance. Use old look crafts for a better look.

Play soft music that your partner lists to and prefers. You can floral decorate the room as well. Scatter red rose petals all over the bed or make a heart-shaped design on the couch with the rose petals.

Aesthetic Appearance

Keep a mini antique table. In the room with a small cake that says I love you. Hang heart-shaped balloons near the bed area. Use more of handmade craft. Set up snacks on a small table in the room. Keep a vase, and a rose in it with a small scented candle

You can keep a few mugs full of candies.

Stick little memory picture or quotations on the walls. Keep hanging valentine`s day printed balloons. Keep a scrapbook where you have handwritten for your partner.

Stick hearts on the curtains of the room.

An extra effort

You can hang a framed picture of your partner and you. Keep gifts and chocolates spread over on the bed. Decorate the doors with streamers or heart-shaped laces. Keep a jar full of chocolate. Keep a heart-shaped emoticon pillow on the couch. Make a treasure box mixed with chocolates and candies.

You can set up an audiovisual and play your partner’s favorite movie or play any romantic film. Customize a CD and play it on your laptop.

Make your partner feel his / her presence in your life. Make him/her enjoy the day and have an experience like never before.

If the interiors people have been saving on Instagram lately are any indication, we’ll be seeing a lot more cane in 2019. Cane has been cropping up everywhere, from sleek armchairs to lounge chairs, side tables and desks, not to mention quirky pendants, Shanghai offices and Mexican restaurants. (In case you’re wondering, cane refers to the peeled-off bark of rattan, an Old World species of climbing palm, while wicker may be used to describe natural or synthetic materials that were woven into a pattern. Raffia, another term thrown around when discussing woven furniture, refers to a palm tree native to tropical regions in Africa.)

Of course, designers’ obsession with traditional artisanal techniques is nothing new. Marcel Breuer’s tubular Cesca chair, a design originally conceived in the 1920s, has drawn renewed attention in the past few years. And the popularity of materials like raffia and wicker reflects our desire for all things handmade.

Still, a trend can feel meaningless without proper context, so we asked the designers behind some of our favorite pieces to explain why they find cane inspiring. Here’s what they told us about working with the material of the moment.

When it comes to supporting women’s rights across the globe, the interior designing industry has always been right on point. As women from different corners of the world are making a mark on the interior designing industry, there are some names who have garnered the respect of being the most influential women in the world of interior designing. We have made a list of the most impactful women in the interior design world you would want to know about:

Petra Blaisse

The world-famous Dutch designer Petra Blaisse is known for her vast expertise in multiple niches of world-class designing –right from the interior to textile designing, exhibitions design, and so more. In 1991, Petra founded the interior design firm named “Inside Out” –famous for blending interior design with textile design, landscape design, and architecture. Petra started her professional career as a freelance interior designer in the year 1987 after which she started gaining huge popularity all around. With the help of her establishment “Inside Out,” Petra has contributed to several projects including the Toledo Museum of Art, Seattle Central Library, and Casa de Musica in Porto.

Laura Day

Victoria Hagan

Since she founded her firm 25 years ago, Victoria Hagan is famous for her intelligent amalgamation of bespoke interior design and state-of-the-art architecture. Hagan is based in New York City and is renowned for her American-style design acumen throughout the world. In a recent interview to Architectural Digest, Victoria said, “My designs are all about immense comfort, elegance, and functionality throughout.” Hagan has garnered immense respect for her successful interior design projects across multiple niches including country residences, urban retreats, and much more.

Emily Summers

Summers along with her esteemed team of interior designers has collaborated several high-end, award-winning projects in the field of residential as well as commercial interior design. The project teams that are guided by Emily are known for fulfilling the specific client requirements when it comes to exceptional interior designing.