How to avoid choice fatigue in your design project
Too many decisions can lead to confusion, causing a project to come to a screeching halt. The best way to avoid such an unnecessary delay is to hire an interior decorator, specifically one who offers Comparison Shopping as a service.
How can this service benefit you? Here are a few examples:
- While sofa shopping, you may have decided on a color, price and style, but there’s more to investigate. Your decorator knows how to analyze unseen components such as construction quality, firmness and durability. With a comprehensive list of details, making your final choice becomes a simple pleasure.
- “I love all three vases, but which one do I choose?” Aside from comparing price, a trained decorator helps you decide by comparing styles. If you have a country-style kitchen for example, a deco vase that looks tres chic in the store could be an eyesore at home.
- When comparing multiple items that look very similar, such as a neutral Roman shade, you can quickly get blurry vision. Your decorator knows how to distill 30 alike choices down to 5, which saves you product fatigue.
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