@hansloreidesign: The Canteloupe home decor rule

Sunbaobaojjigae 🥘 :

you can definitely have small trinkets, just look at japanese zakka style interior. Also, I think displaying small trinkets that you personally collect over the years will definitely look more unique and authentically “you”, than buying sculptural pieces for the sake of decorating your space

The Question Feed :

Did I do it correctly?

🏴ANARKHIPOV🇵🇸 :

Anyway, I love maximalism.

chescdxv415 :

Americans will use anything but the metric system

jham :

great way to make your house look staged for real estate photos instead of a place where people live

Jetstream🇨🇦 :

Minimalism is a scam, invented by big nothing to sell more less.

Redacted :

A cantaloupe won’t fit in my carry on bag tho

ericriveracooks :

a house with no spice. not everything has to look like it's ready for sale.

Jeanette McCarthy :

Thanks but no thanks

Pluvia :

Youre not my real dad

shebitesback :

yea so I think we're all over the minimal millennial looks and ready to be ok with our houses looking like homes again

Gizmo0780 :

what he's calling clutter others would call eclectic

melissa :

Yeah this is a hot take. Tired of houses with no personality

Boo Paterson :

I honestly thought this was going to be a OBGYN video….

highhousewife1996 :

2 things can be true at once, guys. maximalism IS beautiful, and also looks a bit cluttered.

JennyAnyPenny :

Everybody’s hating but this is a great and quick way to teach scale imo

Chef S.M.G. :

This little advice may have just changed my life bro

erinaarons :

help my eyes are stuck in the back of my head from rolling my eyes too hard

antsinmeatsuit 🇵🇸🍉 :

BORING

Ludde :

the example photo with little objects that you used is by far the nicest and homeliest one though

Harry :

sure mate think I'll just ignore this and continue to have things that look nice

CaptCavemann :

🩶✨️SpookythatSparkles✨️🩶 :

sighs in miniatures enthusiast 🤣🤣

im gonna scroll 📜 :

My cat is smaller than a cantaloupe I’m pretty sure, should I get rid of her

Chris :

I always got cantaloupes and antelopes mixed up. I thought you were holding a melon.