Try something new or tried and true?
6 years ago
I like to re-use design ideas, elements and colors that worked for me in the past. I have a very specific style.
When I get a new space, its a blank slate and I want brand new design elements that I have never used before
I might recycle a few ideas here and there but in general I let the new space inform how the design goes.
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