Most home projects that go wrong have one main reason. The person who designs the structure finishes their part, gives it to someone, and then an interior designer comes in later to try to fit everything in without considering the inside spaces from the start. A wall sits right where a sofa needed to go. Natural light floods a hallway nobody spends time in and barely reaches the living room. None of it's a disaster exactly. Just none of it's quite right either. Architecture a

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