Ferer's installation, entitled Books, Bath and Beyond, was a spacious, inviting wood paneled bathroom that doubled as a library. Rows of books lined the shelves alongside bath oils and decorative glass. The old rules, the sort that maybe your mom told you to live by, have been breaking down for the past two decades. I'm just taking that one step further. Five 'rules' you should break 1.
Decoration means co-ordination.
A small room should be painted white to make it look bigger. Keep to one style or period when using ethnic pieces. Corners and ceilings should be left bare so they don't detract from the rest of the room. Bathrooms should only have practical, custom fixtures and fittings. The content of this feature is updated weekly on Thursdays.