Do I Look Skinny In This House?

How to Feel Great In Your Home Using Design Psychology

Inbunden, Engelska, 2014

Av Kelli Ellis

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Why do we care so much about our homes? When did this societal phenomenon begin? Entire stores and cable channels are dedicated to the remodeling of one's home-proof that our homes are more than just walls, windows, and floors. Our homes exemplify who we are. Start with the "why" rather than the "how" whenremodeling and your home will become your haven. You will experience more joy, fulfillment, and the contentment you seek.

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Utgivningsdatum2014-04-24
Mått139 x 215 x 14 mm
Vikt375 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor188
FörlagMorgan James Publishing llc
ISBN9781614489009

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Kelli Ellis is an award-winning celebrity interior designer and design psychology expert. She is the featured designer on TLC's long-running program Clean Sweep, star of HGTV's Takeover My Makeover, star designer on HGTV's top hit show, Celebrity Holiday Homes, and regular designer on Bravo's Real Housewivesof Orange County. In addition to HGTV, TLC, and Bravo, Kelli has guest appeared on NBC, CBS, and ABC nationwide. The Web knows Kelli as eHow.com's resident interior design expert. She has created the CDPC certification through the Spencer Institute, helping designers and coaches become certified designpsychology coaches. And as co-creator of Interior Design Camp, Kelli educates designers across the country at live seminars and online at Design Campus.

DedicationIntroductionChapter 1: Why Design Psychology?Chapter 2: What Design Psychology is NotChapter 3: Why Feeling is So Important to DesignChapter 4: A Brief Historical Tour of Design PsychologyChapter 5: Design Psychology Ages and StagesChapter 6: No Need to Break the BudgetChapter 7: Design Psychology the CelebrityChapter 8: There's No Place Like HomeChapter 9: Losing a Home in a DisasterChapter 10: Know YourselfChapter 11: Design Psychology "F" WordsChapter 12: Getting TrendyChapter 13: Lessons in AppreciationChapter 14: Quick Fix TipsChapter 15: House Lust: The Model Home SyndromeChapter 16: Organize to DownsizeChapter 17: Get Down to WorkChapter 18: The Many Shades of Color TherapyChapter 19: Scent: The Nose KnowsChapter 20: Light the WayChapter 21: The Other Senses in Design PsychologyChapter 22: Get InspiredChapter 23: The Natural WorldChapter 24: The Power of BiomimicryChapter 25: Creating Privacy in HomesChapter 26: Design Psychology and Special Populations and NeedsChapter 27: Let Your Heart Lead the Way to Your HavenChapter 28: Starting Your Own BusinessChapter 29: Interior Design Camp for EveryoneChapter 30: A Design Psychology Recap and ReviewConclusionResources and ReferencesGlossaryAbout the Author: Kelli EllisAcknowledgementsStay in TouchWorksheets