AN INTERIOR designer has advised that being messy doesn’t mean your home can’t look luxurious.
Briellyn Turton, founder of Studio Brie, is an expert in all things minimalism and homeware.
But having a home that looks like it was curated by an interior designer isn’t something reserved for tidy people – there are ways to make your mess stylish.
Turton took to TikTok to share how this is possible and dubbed her video “the messy girl's guide to interior design”.
“These are gonna help you if you love interiors but you’re not the tidiest person,” she said.
The experts first bit of advice was to invest in wall hooks to save your clothes from piling up on the floor.
According to Turton, it’s best to install them where you get dressed – whether that be the bathroom, your bedroom or a walk-in wardrobe.
“They can be gorgeous,” she added. “What this does is when you’ve been getting ready, and there’s 15 outfits on the floor and you’ve got to run out the door.
“Instead of just leaving them [on the floor], you can just quickly grab them. It’ll take 45 seconds to put them all on hooks.
“This lifts the eye up from the floor, makes it look a little neater and more palatable when you get home later and you’ve got to put everything away.”
Turton further revealed that there’s a way messy bedding CAN look good.
She advised investing in linen bedding because “it’s made to look casual and it naturally creases”.
The naturally-messy look of linen sheets mean it’s quicker to make your bed and the messy vibe “looks intentional”.
“Really beautiful,” Turton added. “Perfect for the messy girl.”
The interior designer’s third tip was to place “large vessels” around the place so you can drop things like keys and loose change in them to prevent clutter on surfaces around the house.
The vessels can be things like large bowls or shallow vases that can sit on coffee tables, shelves or consoles.
“This is a little bit of a band aid solution,” Turton said. “But I think it keeps you less overwhelmed.
“If things are really messy, you can just sweep it all into the vessel and put it away.”
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