You can also include scent in a physical moodboard. You can also see how the light bounces off the samples when placed next to each other and how the light bounces the colour refraction between the samples and affects each other.Įg: a pink fabric next to a nickel sample would have a pink tone to it, this would be really difficult to communicate on a digital moodboard. Nothing can beat a physical moodboard, where you can sense the 3D nature and depth of fabric or paint or metallic sheen from a physical sample. This will help you to describe the abstract message you’re trying to get across. Add text with 2 or 3 well selected keywords. You need to do it.Īnother important element to moodboards that can help beginners to convey their message very effectively is to use keywords to help tell your story. This isn’t something you can learn by reading about it. My first few moodboards weren’t very impressive but I started learning how they worked while doing it. I know that this is hard to do when you’ve not done it before, but we all start at the beginning. Play around with the images until you are happy with the images that you have. Move the images about on the board to create different compositions. The collection of images will represent your lifestyle and personal style. These images will tell your story and when they come together will start to show you your style. Is it a colour? A texture? A pattern? An emotion or feeling? You are looking to create a mood with these elements.Ĭollect images or upload images that represent these thoughts and feelings. What do they look like? What do these things feel like? What are the common threads? Think about your home, your clothes, your office, your holidays, the things you dream of. Which is why I want you to take some time to create a moodboard that represents your own style. The best way to learn about something in design is to do it. But as we are designing, I believe that not following the rules exactly will always give you the best result in terms of creative processes.īeing a moodboard creator will help you to explore and ‘find your own style’ too.
MAKE A MOOD BOARD HOW TO
How To Create A MoodboardĪs with most design processes there is a ‘standard’ process that’s useful to follow. It will help you collate and focus your ideas, and help to define the project. A moodboard is a very efficient visual communication tool.Ī moodboard is a good starting point to get things done. Sometimes it’s very complicated to express your visual ideas to others.
Using a moodboard helps you to express the vision you have in mind for the project. To give us a process to build a clear design story that we want to use in a space. that is intended to evoke or project a particular style or concept.
It is a well thought out and planned arrangement of images, materials, pieces of text, etc. What Is A Moodboard?Ī moodboard definition is a visual tool that communicates our concepts and visual ideas. And that my dear readers is why we use moodboards. I bet you that you can’t ( I can’t either).
Do you know what you do and don’t like? You might be able to think of a few things that you do and don’t like, but can you picture them collectively and visualise the common thread that runs through them? Maybe you don’t know exactly what they are for, but I’m going to try and help you learn what they are and how you can use one to help you learn about your own style.īefore you start looking at styling and designing your own home, it’s important to define your own style. As you’re reading a blog about interior design, I am confident that you have probably seen a moodboard before.
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