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INTERIOR REDESIGNS

Breathe New Life into Your Interiors

Interior Redesigns

Revamp your home’s interior for better flow and functionality

Welcome to RebuildKC, where creativity meets functionality in interior redesign. With a commitment to understanding your unique style, we specialize in transforming homes into stunning, practical spaces. Our team collaborates closely with clients to curate designs that not only look great but also enhance your everyday living. From concept to execution, we aim to exceed your expectations and deliver a final product that you'll love to call home. Reach out today to start your transformation journey!

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Transform Your Space with Expert Design

Transform your space with my with Re-BuildKC expert interior design services that blend style and functionality seamlessly. We believe in creating environments that reflect your unique personality while maximizing the potential of your home. Let's collaborate to craft breathtaking interiors that not only enhance your daily living experience but also bring joy and comfort to every room.

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Kitchen Redesign

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Family Room Upgrade

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The key elements of interior design are the foundational building blocks—Space, Line, Form, Light, Color, Texture, and Pattern—used to create harmony and appeal, while the principles (Balance, Emphasis, Rhythm, etc.) are the rules for arranging these elements effectively to achieve a cohesive, functional, and beautiful space. These elements work together, with space defining the area, lines and forms shaping objects, light setting the mood, and color, texture, and pattern adding personality and depth. 

The 7 Elements of Interior Design

  • Balance: Distributing visual weight for stability (symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial).

  • Harmony/Unity: Creating a sense of belonging and cohesion among all elements.

  • Emphasis: Drawing attention to a focal point in the room.

  • Rhythm: Repeating elements (color, line, pattern) to guide the eye through the space.

  • Proportion & Scale: The relationship between the size of objects and the size of the room/other objects.

  • Contrast: Using opposing elements (light/dark, rough/smooth) for visual excitement. 

The Principles of Interior Design

  • Space: The actual area you're working with, including positive (occupied) and negative (empty) space, which dictates flow and function.

  • Line: Defines shapes and creates direction (horizontal, vertical, diagonal), influencing perception of height, width, and movement.

  • Form: The 3D shape or outline of objects, from furniture to architectural features.

  • Light: Crucial for mood, functionality, and highlighting other elements, including natural and artificial sources.

  • Color: Sets the emotional tone and can make spaces feel larger, smaller, warmer, or cooler.

  • Texture: The feel or visual appearance of a surface (smooth, rough, soft), adding depth and sensory interest.

  • Pattern: Repeating decorative designs that add visual interest, from bold wallpaper to subtle textiles. 

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