In the world of interior design, where fashions constantly change and aesthetic decisions can have a lasting impact, there are voices that bet on authenticity, coherence and durability. One of them is that of the interior designer Marc Escrivá, by Escrivá Studio, who has earned an outstanding place in the current scene for his personal and elegant approach, thanks to his contribution of New trends and techniquesas well as the openness to new ways of understanding interior design.
With a very clear aesthetic vision after years working as a professional in the sector, not only designs interiors who resist the passage of time, but also share those ideas and advice through their social networks – especially in Tiktok – where it moves to its followers valuable recommendations on What to avoid in their homes not to fall into Common decoration errors.
In one of his most watched videos, the designer reveals three elements that I would never put in your homeand the arguments behind each choice not only have an argument and aesthetic weight, but also ethical and functional. Join us to discover them!
What an interior designer would never put at home
Marc Escrivá is clear. The interior designer reminds us that decorating with criteria does not mean to follow all the fashions, but to have a Critical and personal look on each choice. Betting on authenticity, avoiding marked trends or fleeing decorative excess, are key to creating a home that not only looks good today, but also remains over time. We review the three things that as a professional would never have at home!
1. Replicas of iconic designs
For Marc, one of the great decorative errors is to fill the house of Replicas of famous pieces or falsifications of works of art. “It is an issue that I do not like anything, both for an ethical issue and for The fact that it looks false“says Escrivá. Far from contributing personality, these pieces subtract authenticity and distort the essence of interior design.
Photo: Photo: Jordi Canosa – Project: Luzio Studio
Your advice is that if the budget allows us, We acquire an author or an original piece of emerging or less known artists which offer genuine proposals, with soul and more accessible. Thus a decoration with its own identity is achieved: “I think that part is very important. Have something genuine. Something unique,” he says.
2. The marked trends
Another of its warnings has to do with the excessive use of very marked trends. Those styles that currently flood interiors – such as the organic, the microcement, viral finishes … – may seem attractive at the beginning, but according to Marc, “they can make me make Your design ages badly and is lagged“.
The alternative, he says, is to bet on bases timeless and neutral that allow to incorporate subtle touches of trend without compromising the longevity of the design. In this way, the freshness is maintained without falling into the ephemeral. The key is in balance.
Photo: Photo: © Mercè Gost Interiorism: Mariaodena Studio
3. Less is more: accessories, the righteous
Finally, Marc Escrivá launches a very clear warning about the excessive use of accessories: “I do not like to fill the spaces with a lot of athlete and decorative objects,” he says. For him, the decoration must rely on key pieces that have personal or aesthetic valueand not in a meaningless accumulation of objects that recharge the space. From your point of view, each element must have a reason to be there. Your motto is simple: less is more, And harmony is achieved with few Well selected elements that are in balance with each other.
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