I don’t think anyone could say they designed the interior. It evolved gradually over many years. The structure of our house has gone through many changes. When the upper part was built, the entrance wasn’t on this side, and this section of the house looked different. I remember, as a child, recreating our house in The Sims, making all sorts of changes within the limits of my imagination. I would change the bathroom layout, divide my brother’s and my big room in two, then show it to my mom and explain why we should do it that way. Eventually, when it was time to make real changes, we did what we did. As for the aesthetics, I’m lucky that my taste aligns with my parents’—we don’t like complex or luxurious things, vivid colors, and so on. All decisions are discussed; I make suggestions, insist on a few things but not too much, haha. But, ultimately, it’s always my mom who decides, haha.
Since we haven’t lived in this house continuously, many things were put into storage. I’m sure most families owned similar artifacts in their homes, but over time, these items would wear out or break, and not much would remain. In our case, these items have stayed, and I love that despite the house changing, these old objects still linger, adding a unique aura.
SA