Five interior decor mistakes that might deem you undateable this Valentine’s Day, according to experts
Uncoordinated and mismatched sets give off an erratic vibe, making you seem kind of, well, chaotic.
If your special someone walks into a bunch of dead plants, they're going to assume you're a little too self-absorbed to take time out of your day for others.If anything, use fake plants to decorate your house since they don't require any attention, or better yet, just throw the dead plants out before your date arrives.Either you're bland and boring, or you don't care enough to make your space look nice.
Not to mention that photo from your trip to Spain or the poster from your favorite concert last summer will help spark up all kinds of conversation.If you work from home and set up your office smack in the middle of your living space, you're implying that you struggle to create work/life boundaries. If you have the space, make sure you clearly designate an area for living and one for working by setting up a home office or creating a desk area with room dividers.
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