Hey everyone, it's Catherine from Design Inside. We are talking about the five most common mistakes in decorating. And we have now landed on number five, but the thing I call bold or bold. So, are you going to be bold? Are you going to fold at the pressure of being bold? So, basically, I want to talk about rooms having personalities. I mentioned this before, like a person at a party, you have a presentation. You might feel any of these different things when you walk into a space. But I'd say this at a minimum, when you're decorating, you need to be at least 10% scared or uncomfortable with some of your decisions. That's how you know you're sort of pushing boundaries. So, it's okay to be a little bit scared. Don't fall into your comfort zone. Sometimes I see people falling into their comfort zone and they go for a chromatic rooms. These are rooms that are completely neutral. When you do that, what are you saying? What is the personality of the room? So, I'd really like you to not do that. Sometimes these are results of traumatic decorating experiences. You know, maybe wine was one color. Burgundy was really hot in the 90s. You did your entire house in it. And now you're scared to commit to a color at all. You have to let go of that past. I'd also like to mention that maximalism and minimalism are merely preferences. There's no right or wrong. The only right or wrong is how design principles are put into practice. So, I'm going to give you a little teaser. These are some of the design principles. We're going to go to the next slide real quick. These are the design principles. We'll talk about those and then upcoming webcast. I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you so much. Bye!