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May the Fourth be with you! Star Wars Day is a fun reminder of something that matters far beyond movies: staying true to what you actually like. In interior design, “best practice” can be helpful — but it’s not the goal. Your home should fit the person living in it, not a trend or someone else’s checklist. If you’re stuck between “what’s correct” and “what you love,” here’s a simple framework I use with clients:

I am currently designing a Bohemian-style apartment in Yambol — and what I love most about this project is that it is less about rules and more about freedom. Not “anything goes” freedom. The kind of freedom that allows a home to feel deeply personal. Layered. Warm. Collected. A little imperfect in the best way.

One of the first questions people ask before working with an interior designer is: “How much will it cost?” The second question usually follows immediately: “How long will it take?” And I understand why. When you are planning a renovation, furnishing a new home, preparing a rental property, or redesigning a space you already live in, the budget and timeline affect everything: your move-in date, your stress level, your decisions, and your expectations.

If you are furnishing a property for rental, the first design question is not “What style do I like?” It is: Who is this home for, and how will they use it?

If you’ve moved to Bulgaria (or you’re planning to) and you’ve just bought an apartment or house, the exciting part is about to start: turning an empty space into a home! Then reality hits. Where do you buy furniture? Who installs the kitchen? How long does everything take? What do you do if you’re not in Bulgaria full-time? And how do you avoid the classic “we’ll fix it later” problems that become expensive six months later? This guide is for expats and future expats who want a calm, practical plan for furnishing in Bulgaria - with fewer surprises, better quality control, and a home that looks elevated and works for real life.

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