Interior trends: Bedroom and Polyvore Designs

Alongside my strong interest in fashion, I have always liked the idea of keeping my options open when considering what creative area I would like to go into one day. Although it is not primarily clothing and accessories, I have always had a great interest in going down the route of interior design. My love for interior design is even that strong that over the years I have always found myself obsessing over Urban Outfitters quirky home department, losing myself in Liberty London's home area (their collection of oriental carpets and rugs on the fourth floor is amazing!) or embarking upon endless treasure hunts in TK Maxx to search for distinctive trinkets and individual pieces. Normally many teenagers would whine when their parents force them into going into shops like TK Maxx, but with me, it is the other way round!

Even though I do study Fashion Communications and Promotion, I feel that my course is eclectic and one that offers an insight into the greater creative contexts of fashion. Therefore, it would still allow me to go down this route one day and study fashionable interiors within my work. However, until then, I am still exploring the different potential career roles which intrigue me within fashion and I am excited to learn more about the industry.

In this post I thought I would share with you my own interior design of my bedroom in my parent's house back in Sunderland.

(Along with a look at some of my own Polyvore Interior designs which are located at the bottom of this post.)

As you can tell I am quite a fan of shabby chic décor mixed with elements of multiculturalism which can be found in my Venetian masks and Ganesha wall tapestry. Many parts of my room also offer a modern day hipster style for an authentic kind of look. Therefore, my room is quite a treasure box of diversity and imagination. I am very experimental with my interior design and a person who, as you can probably tell, goes for an unconventional 'more is more' vibe with their home décor. I swear I am not an interior hoarder!

Interior Design using Polyvore

So in my spare time I like to use the application Polyvore, for searching for ways to style clothing I have bought, creating my own styled outfits recommended for people and experimenting with different interior designs. Although I mostly use it for styling, it is the perfect application to communicate the ideas I have for both clothing and home décor. Here are a few design boards I have put together recently for you to look through....

For anyone who has Polyvore, you can follow me on katefergusonx or go to the link I have provided below.

http://katefergusonx.polyvore.com/

Modern Day Marie Antoinette