Luxury interior design aims to create spaces that provide a heightened sensory experience, captivating the senses and evoking a feeling of luxury and comfort. It involves thoughtful space planning, incorporating elements such as grand architectural features, luxurious furnishings, ornate detailing, and statement pieces that enhance the overall design.

SIGHT

Mixing the sense of sight with design involves creating a space that is visually appealing, harmonious, and engaging, using a variety of design elements such as color, lighting, proportion, texture, pattern, and artwork. By considering the visual aspects of design, you can create spaces that look beautiful and create a sense of comfort and well-being.

HEARING

Mixing the sense of hearing with luxury design involves creating a space that is not only visually appealing but also acoustically balanced, engaging, and comfortable. Some ways to mix the sense of hearing with design include:

1. Sound-absorbing materials: Incorporating sound-absorbing materials such as curtains, rugs, and upholstered furniture can help to reduce sound reflections and create a more balanced acoustic environment.
2. Music: Including music or other ambient sounds, such as nature sounds or background noise, can create a sense of ambiance and add to the overall sensory experience of a space.
3. Room layout: Considering the layout of a room and the placement of furniture and decor can help to create a more balanced acoustic environment. For example, placing upholstered furniture against walls can help to absorb sound reflections.

By considering the acoustic aspects of design, we can create spaces that not only look beautiful but also sound pleasant and inviting.

TOUCH

Mixing the sense of touch with design can be achieved by incorporating a variety of textures and materials into a space. Mixing the sense of touch with design involves creating a space that is both visually and physically engaging, using a variety of textures and materials to invite touch and encourage exploration.  By considering the tactile aspects of design, agents, and designers can create spaces that are not only beautiful but also functional and comfortable.

SMELL

Many of you probably understand this sense.  Nothing can change an atmosphere or perception than smell.  As agents and designers this must be a priority and it is important to not overwhelm the space with too many different scents.   

Mixing the sense of smell with design will create a desired atmosphere or mood, and can be used in a variety of ways to enhance the sensory experience of a space. This is a great opportunity to add in this personalized detailed luxury and also market yourself.  Personalized scented candles with your brand.  Have fun with it!

Ultimately, mixing the sense of smell with design involves creating an environment that engages all the senses and creates a unique and immersive experience for your client in any space.

TASTE

Mixing the sense of taste with design can be achieved by incorporating elements of culinary arts and food aesthetics into interior design.  For example, when having an open house using color schemes inspired by food, such as warm, earthy tones or cool, refreshing colors, can create a sense of richness and depth in a space.  Texture and pattern can also play a role in designing a space that evokes the sense of taste.  In addition, the use of accessories such as glassware, dinnerware, and kitchen utensils that are designed with an artistic flair can add a sense of sophistication and elegance to a space. Ultimately, mixing the sense of taste with design involves creating an immersive and multi-sensory experience that appeals to all the senses, including sight, touch, smell, and taste.