There’s a moment in every room – often late in the process – when the temptation is to add just one more thing. Another lamp. Another layer. An object that feels too good to leave out. And yet, more often than not, the most important design decision happens right there: knowing when to stop.
I’ve always believed that timeless interiors are shaped through editing, not accumulation. Coco Chanel captured this perfectly when she advised removing one accessory before leaving the house. The same principle applies to interior design. Restraint isn’t about minimalism or austerity –
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