50 Times Architects Outdid Themselves (New Pics)
Many things can shape a city—its culture, history, social life, or food scene. But perhaps the most distinctive feature would be architecture. Some buildings can completely fascinate you with their astonishing design and pure aesthetics. Through careful urban planning and understanding of the cultural background, the structure of a city can carry you through time while still leaving you in a very particular place.
Need convincing? Let me introduce you to this subreddit page, an online community with more than 923K members. It is dedicated to sharing interesting architecture and some of the most eye-pleasing images of buildings you could find. If you wish to immerse yourself in other customs, traditions and the everyday life of the locals, this is the place to be.
Continue scrolling and upvote your favorite pictures! And if you’re still in the mood for some more, make sure to check out Part 1 of this post.
#1 Sun And Moon Pagodas In Guilin, China
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Even if people say that architecture is not about words, sometimes it may seem like buildings can speak to you. One reason for this could be that construction specifics, curves and the whole style of a building tells you its history. What were the prevailing ideas or opinions at the time, the traditions, celebrations—everything’s in the details.
Since its creation in 2011, this Reddit community continues to share pictures of “the beautiful impossibilities that we want to live in”. According to the moderators, “Individual images of buildings are the focus of this subreddit,” and it’s true. The page is full of high-quality pics of architecture that will interest and inspire you.
#2 The Shambles In York, England
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It’s no secret that beauty is relative. If the structure looks weird to you, it does not actually mean that the creator has poor taste. According to architect, designer and artist Ron Arad, what we consider beautiful architecture is actually all about the “culture, context, personal history, acquired taste and, most importantly, ideas. When an architectural problem is solved by an idea, that idea is always there to be seen in the building – the idea has a visual manifestation that is beautiful.”
Another architect, Sam Jacob, said that aesthetics is actually not an essential consideration in architecture: “Beauty, if it’s anything, is a psycho-cultural phenomenon. After all, it’s an idea (or a sensation) that is not inherent to a thing but a qualitative value thrust upon the object of our gaze.”
The cycle of beauty goes like this: shock, then acceptance, then mainstream before it becomes the one thing to rebel against. “When people use the word beauty in design, they are seeking refuge from all of the difficulties of modern life – all of its doubts, fears and challenges,” he explained.
#3 Mont Saint-Michel, France
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#4 Osaka Castle, Osaka, Japan
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However, being pleasing to the eye is not the only attribute of great architecture. It can also tell a lot about us as human beings. One of the main things they teach you about ancient cultures is in fact the structures they built. Through it, we can get a glimpse of what the builders and other people living there were like. Let’s take ancient Egyptian civilization, we see the pyramids, the temples, the Sphinx and can immediately get a sense of how they viewed their rulers and religion.
#5 Kyoto, Japan
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#6 Inner Walls Of Ta Prohm Monastery. Cambodia, Khmer Empire, 12th-13th Century
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Also, big historic events like The Industrial Revolution had an effect on many life aspects. The birth of mass production of iron and steel was a game-changer in construction. It allowed to design bigger and lighter structures and gave a path to Modernism. So one way or the other, all revolutions and historic changes influenced the way we see and think about design, and if we would take more time to observe it, we could clearly see how.
#7 Hungarian Parliament Building, Budapest
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#8 Athens
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#9 Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore
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If design concepts tell so much about our culture and environment, what would they say about our present way of life? One very important topic now is sustainability. The U.S. Energy Information Administration stated that buildings generate nearly 40% of annual global CO2 emissions and that the global building floor area is expected to double by 2060.
#10 Two 17th Century Half-Timbered Houses At Hohe Straße 18 And 19 In Quedlinburg, One Of The Best-Preserved Medieval And Renaissance Towns In Europe That Escaped Major Damage During World War II. Harz, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
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#11 The 24 Year Old ‘Wisteria’ Cottage. This Beautiful Cottage Is Located In Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
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#12 This 50-Foot Tall Statue Of A Native American Woman In South Dakota Titled “Dignity”
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Since the population and sea levels will continue to rise, architects will have to adapt. Architecture Quote is an innovative platform where you can find the right architect for any type of project you have in mind. According to them, “Architecture is the solution to poverty, overcrowding, and land depletion.” They provide a few thoughts on what future trends in construction will look like.
#13 Chefchaouen, Morocco
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#14 Tree House, Singapore
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#15 The Neuschwanstein Castle In Germany Looks Even More Stunning In Snow
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Nowadays, architects are urged to take into account sustainability, carbon footprint, price, and innovations. When it comes to choosing building materials, timber seems to be a trend that’s coming back. It has been used for thousands of years and there still are some buildings that can be dated back to 6000 B.C. “Timber is an inexpensive, light, and easy material to work with during construction,” Architecture Quote explained. “The future of architecture inches closer and closer to more eco-friendly, sustainable solutions each year. Timber actually stores carbon and helps our planet.”
#16 Ruyi Bridge, China
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#17 Concrete Bench, Part Of The Santuario Dell’amore Misericordioso Complex, Todi, Italy (By Architect Julio Lafuente, 1953-1974)
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#18 English Country Garden Surrounding Asthall Manor, A Gabled Jacobean Cotswold Manor House Originally Built In The 1620s And Later Altered And Enlarged In The 1910s. Asthall, Oxfordshire, England
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Plywood and newspaper wood are also being used more frequently due to the new look that they give. There’s the growing idea of repurposing materials for a new use, like newspapers. They are especially popular in small living spaces since they give a sense of warmth to the interior.
#19 Casa Batlo, Barcelona, Spain
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#20 My Favorite Castle In Germany
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#21 This Is One Of My Favorite Museum’s Stairs (Paris)
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According to the platform, glass is also considered to become an important material in future housing. There’s a new glass technology that can harness heat from the sun and add to the insulation of the building. “This is particularly exciting for energy efficiency and sustainability in the future,” they said. “Future buildings feature more and more glass as we have learned that it can help with stress, anxiety, productivity, and depression.”
#22 Evening Scene In Bremen, Germany
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#23 Tolbooth Tavern, Edinburgh / Sir Lewis Bellenden
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#24 Wooden Houses In Bergen, Norway
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Another thing that is considered is earth materials. Even though making walls out of mushrooms might sound crazy, it is possible. And it’s actually better for us to breathe in. “Materials like mud and adobe have been used since the beginning of civilization. The architecture of the future has taken inspiration from the past.” Using the resources that our planet provides us is not only greener but also economically attractive.
#25 Ornate Carvings And Solomonic Columns On The Stone Steps Leading To The Water In Varenna, A Town On The Scenic Shores Of Lake Como, Northern Italy
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#26 Las Lajas Shrine – Built 1916 -1949 Designed By J. Gualberto Perez & Lucindo Espinosa – Nariño, Colombia
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#27 Kapaleeswarar Hindu Temple In India
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Besides, there are new types of buildings that are emerging due to our fast-paced lives. For example, tiny or modular homes. They provide a less environmental impact while saving you time and money. With small homes, you don’t have to stay at exactly one location, you can roll your house anywhere you wish. With modular architecture, houses are built off-site and being delivered already finished to the site.
#28 Old Gatehouse In Northern Ireland
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#29 80 Metre Climbing Wall Built On The Side Of A Power Plant In Copenhagen, Denmark
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#30 The Frog House In Bielsko-Biała, Poland
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“The demand for these small homes is on the rise and we can expect to see many more tiny homes in the future. Architects are building for smaller and smaller spaces as populations rise, whether it is a tiny home or a small apartment. The future is all about small.”
#31 La Casa Pàdua, An Example Of Catalan Modernism Architecture Originally Built As A Single-Family Residence In 1903, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi District Of Barcelona, Spain
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#32 English Garden Of The Coton Manor, A 17th Century Country Manor House That Was Extended In The 1920s, Coton, Northamptonshire, England
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#33 Cathedral Of Saint Mary Of The Flower, Florence
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Lastly, let’s not forget green buildings. According to the World Green Building Council, “A ‘green’ building is a building that, in its design, construction or operation, reduces or eliminates negative impacts, and can create positive impacts, on our climate and natural environment.” So it seems that the hope for the future of architecture is using low-waste and reusable materials, living tighter, greener and more mobile.
#34 Walzin Castle On A Cliff Overlooking The River Lesse, A Castle That Started Construction In The 13th Century And Was Restored Several Times Since, Namur, Wallonia, Belgium
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#35 San Carlo Alle Quattro Fontane, Lugano, Switzerland
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#36 Architectural Juxtaposition In Clinton Hill Historic District, Which Consists Of 1,063 Largely Residential Buildings Built Between The 1840s And 1930 In Contemporary And Revival Styles Popular At The Time, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, New York City
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Even though the facts of environmental impact and population rise sound alarming, such architectural trends are giving us hope to be excited about the future of construction. Admire these photos on your screen and try to think about how they reflect our lives. And if that seems like not enough, we have some more stunning architecture right here and here.
#37 Stone House In The Small Village Of Tissington, Derbyshire, England
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#38 Concrete Turret Of The Félix Potin Building, A 1904 Art Nouveau Department Store With An Exterior Of Moulded Concrete Casts On Rue De Rennes, 6th Arrondissement Of Paris, France
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#39 Ghost Sculpture In The Castle Of Vezio, Italy
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#40 Imam Reza Shrine, Mashhad, Iran
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#41 Grand Central Terminal, NYC, The Sun Can’t Shine Through Like That Now Due To The Surrounding Tall Buildings. 1929
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#42 Sainte-Chapelle At Paris, France
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#43 Windows Of Paris
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#44 Traditional Old Wooden Houses In Trakai, Lithuania
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#45 Snowy Evening, Oxford University
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#46 Old Bridge Over A Modern Road. Dublin, Ireland
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#47 Top Of Tribune Tower, Chicago Illinois
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#48 Cairo, Egypt
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#49 The Architecture In Some Older Power Plants Were So Unique And Ornate, This One Built In 1925 Was A Neoclassical Design Inspired By Roman Bath Houses. Although It Has Seen Better Days It’s Still Beautiful And Dripping In History
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#50 The First Of The Two Round Houses Constructed In Moscow 9-Storied, 936 Flats, Built In Late 1970s
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50 Times Architects Outdid Themselves (New Pics)
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Woman On Twitter Shows Major Interior Design Flaws Of This Castle That Costs $60M
Various movies, books and cartoons romanticized living in a castle and that would be many kids’ dream to live in one. Some adults may think so too because they also know about what kind of lifestyle is associated with it. However, the reality of living in a castle is very different as many of them are really old, need renovations and modernization.
That is why some people who have enough money build their own dream castles with all the commodities that modern times offer and with even more features that the old ones don’t have, like a cinema room or a golf field.
If you go to look through the listings of houses, you might not find a castle that easily, but they are definitely there. Twitter user Rebecca Makkai actually came across one and its interior and exterior are so unusual, the owner’s story is so crazy, and it can be rented for unusual events, so it caught her eye.
Twitter user Rebecca Makkai shared an unusual property listing she found and it was an actual castle
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Rebecca Makkai is a writer from Chicago and on her Twitter, she shared a long thread of pictures of Christopher Mark’s castle with a moat surrounding it with some interesting facts about the place and the owner taking advantage of her talent to make it an interesting read.
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It is a modern-day castle, built in 2010 and it resembles a Disney one but a little bit more creepy and less magical
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The castle was built in 2010 by Christopher Mark, the grandson of Chicago steel tycoon Clayton Mark who was one of the pioneer makers of steel pipe in the US. It is located in Connecticut, around 40 miles from Hartford.
It looks quite fairy tale-like, something similar to what can be seen in Disney movies about princesses and it’s not a coincidence as Christopher Mark dedicated this castle to his daughters who liked to dress up as if they were part of a royal family.
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The castle is currently owned by Christopher Mark, who had it built for his daughters and he is now selling it for $60M
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The property with the land surrounding the castle covers 75 acres and the castle has 18,777 square feet (1744 square meters) of living space with 9 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 12 fireplaces, an underground garage, seven floors and an elevator. There are secret passageways, a dungeon and a moat. The castle is surrounded by a pond, so why not take advantage of it and dig a ditch? On the ground floor, there is a home theatre and complete performing arts stage.
The construction on the castle began back in 2003 and cost $4,100,000. It was a long project and more than 100 artisans from all over the world got involved in it. The wooden doors you see in the pictures were actually hand-carved by a local Connecticut boat builder. Although the style may not be everyone’s favorite, but the construction and the designing of the castle required a lot of effort and time.
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It has 10 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, 12 fireplaces, 7 floors, an elevator, a performance stage and many other crazy features
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It was first listed for sale in 2014 for $45,000,000 and the price changed a couple of times but nobody bought the castle and in 2016 the listing was removed. In June of last year, it reappeared again and the price was $35,000,000, which is $3,000,000 more than before removing the advertisement. Interestingly, a few days ago, on 23 of January, the price had a drastic jump to $60,000,000.
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Even though the style is not Rebecca’s cup of tea, there was a lot of effort put into the construction and design of the castle as over 100 artisans worked on it
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Both the exterior and interior of the castle are really eccentric, extravagant and just over the top, so the buyer must have a specific taste, but they must also have some spare millions in their bank account. It’s definitely not a traditional family house.
Rebecca, who posted the thread, seems to not be very fond of the decisions that were made to pull everything together. She points out that there are quite a lot of clocks inside that may be there to remind people that time is what is killing us, unless the moat will be useless and the Visigoths will do that first.
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Not only did Rebecca talk about the arrangement of the rooms, she gave some interesting facts about the owner’s life
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She draws our attention to a room that you could say is eclectic as it features some branches that might allude to an enchanted forest from the above-mentioned fairy tales about princesses right by the flat-screen TV and above the marble floors.
The dining room is, for some reason, guarded by suits of armor and the nearby room is decorated with two elephant statues looking down to a family crest integrated in the wooden floor.
Christopher Mark is the great-grandson of Clayton Mark who started using steel for pipes
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Christopher didn’t live in the castle with his family for too long as his wife filed for divorce
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Another weirdly arranged part of the house is the kitchen, which is round and has a column in the middle of it with storage space for spices.
Rebbeca’s favorite part is what seems to be an office space where the different-sized chairs just make sense.
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He then invited his girlfriend to live with him but when she gave birth to their child, Christopher broke up with her over text
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The writer continues her engaging story to talk about what happened to the castle after it was built. Turns out, Christopher Mark lived there with his wife Mary Galt and two daughters, but she filed for divorce and left.
Then he invited his now ex-girlfriend Marina Isakova to the castle, who left her husband and took her daughter with her to live with him. After she gave birth to Christopher’s daughter, she was reportedly banned from the castle. What is more, Christopher refused to pay more than a required minimum for the child support, so Marina had to live off food stamps.
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What is more, he refused to pay more than the minimum required childcare and he was allegedly involved in the starving of a camel
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Another scandal surrounding the castle was a dead camel. So the castle had a zoo and it was called Wilderness Kingdom, Inc. Besides the camel, the zoo once housed an emu and a zebra. During the divorce litigations between Chrostopher and his wife, Mary, they both accused one another of starving the camel to death.
Despite the family drama attached to the castle, even though it hasn’t been sold yet, it hasn’t stayed empty all that time. It has held events like music performances and weddings and it was involved in the making of the 2020 Hallmark movie One Royal Holiday.
As nobody has purchased the castle, it was repurposed for various events and a movie was filmed in it
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The castle leaves quite an impression; it is for you to decide if it is a good or a bad one. We would like to hear if you would live there if you had the money. What is your favorite and least favorite part of it and why do you think it is still on the market?
Woman On Twitter Shows Major Interior Design Flaws Of This Castle That Costs $60M
Unveiling the Top Interior Design Styles for a Modern Home
Welcome to the world of contemporary interior design styles, where creativity knows no bounds and innovation flourishes! In this ever-evolving era, a modern home serves as a canvas for self-expression, blending aesthetics with functionality to create spaces that embody the spirit of the times. Uniting form and function, the top interior design styles for a modern home are as diverse as they are captivating, reflecting the individual tastes and personalities of homeowners while embracing the essence of the present age.
From the timeless allure of Scandinavian minimalism, where clean lines and natural elements harmonize effortlessly, to the bold and vibrant eclecticism of Bohemian chic, where cultural diversity takes center stage, each design style offers a unique narrative. Step into a world where mid-century modern aesthetics coexist with industrial charm, and where contemporary elegance finds companionship with rustic warmth. This journey through the top interior design styles will inspire and empower you to curate spaces that embody the spirit of modern living, merging innovation with comfort and beauty with purpose. So, let us embark on this adventure of style, sophistication, and limitless possibilities!
Here are some of the top Interior design Ideas for a Modern Home:
- Scandinavian Minimalism: Embracing Simplicity and Serenity
- Bohemian Chic: A Fusion of Cultures and Colors
- Mid-Century Modern: Timeless Elegance with a Retro Twist
- Industrial Charm: Blending Raw Elements and Urban Sophistication
- Contemporary Elegance: Sleek Lines and Cutting-Edge Design
1. Scandinavian Minimalism: Embracing Simplicity and Serenity
Scandinavian Minimalism, one of the most sought-after interior design styles for modern homes, revolves around the captivating essence of simplicity and serenity. Originating from Nordic countries, this design approach creates a harmonious and uncluttered living space, emphasizing clean lines, neutral color palettes, and the abundant use of natural light. Stripping away excess, Scandinavian Minimalism fosters a tranquil atmosphere that promotes relaxation and mindfulness. With a focus on functionality, every element serves a purpose while exuding understated elegance. From sleek furniture pieces to organic materials like wood and stone, this style seamlessly blends form with function, offering an inviting sanctuary that epitomizes contemporary sophistication.
2. Bohemian Chic: A Fusion of Cultures and Colors
Bohemian Chic, a captivating interior design ideas for modern homes, weaves a tapestry of cultures and colors into a harmonious and eclectic space. Drawing inspiration from nomadic lifestyles and artistic expression, this style embraces freedom, individuality, and a laid-back vibe. Mixing vibrant hues, patterns, and textures, Bohemian Chic creates a rich and inviting ambiance that celebrates diversity. Vintage furniture, ethnic rugs, and an array of global accents add depth and character to the design. Plants and natural elements further enhance the boho atmosphere, promoting a connection with nature. In this alluring fusion of cultures and colors, a Bohemian Chic home becomes a captivating haven that exudes warmth and creativity.
3. Mid-Century Modern: Timeless Elegance with a Retro Twist
Mid-Century Modern, a timeless decorating styles, infuses homes with a touch of nostalgic elegance and a retro twist. Originating from the mid-20th century, this design approach remains immensely popular due to its enduring appeal. Characterized by clean lines, organic shapes, and a focus on functionality, Mid-Century Modern effortlessly blends form with style. Furniture pieces boasting sleek contours and innovative materials become statement pieces in this aesthetic, while bold colors and geometric patterns add a playful retro flair. Embracing simplicity and sophistication, this decorating style creates a balance between the past and the present, offering a classic yet contemporary atmosphere that complements modern homes beautifully.
4. Industrial Charm: Blending Raw Elements and Urban Sophistication
Industrial Charm, a captivating home decorating styles, embraces the raw beauty of urban sophistication. Drawing inspiration from old factories and warehouses, this design approach celebrates exposed brick walls, weathered wood, and metal accents. It seamlessly blends the utilitarian with the stylish, creating a unique and inviting ambiance. The use of salvaged materials and industrial lighting fixtures adds character and authenticity to the space. Neutral color palettes with pops of bold hues accentuate the industrial vibe while maintaining a contemporary edge. With a focus on open spaces and minimalism, Industrial Charm exudes a rugged yet refined charm that appeals to those seeking a distinctive and modern living environment.
5. Contemporary Elegance: Sleek Lines and Cutting-Edge Design
Contemporary Elegance, a captivating home decor styles, epitomizes modern sophistication with its sleek lines and cutting-edge design. This aesthetic embraces a clean and uncluttered approach, creating a sense of spaciousness and serenity. Neutral color palettes, such as whites, grays, and earth tones, dominate the decor, allowing key design elements to shine. The use of high-quality materials like glass, chrome, and polished metals adds a touch of luxury. Minimalist furniture and statement pieces with bold geometric shapes further enhance the contemporary allure. In this style, form follows function, seamlessly integrating technology and innovation into the living space, resulting in a harmonious and visually stunning environment that exudes modern elegance.
Conclusion:
In the vibrant world of interior design, exploring the top styles for a modern home reveals a captivating tapestry of creativity and innovation. From the serene simplicity of Scandinavian Minimalism to the eclectic fusion of Bohemian Chic, each style offers a unique expression of contemporary living. Embracing timeless elegance with a retro twist, the allure of Mid-Century Modern and the industrial charm of raw elements further enrich the choices available. Finally, contemporary elegance brings forth sleek lines and cutting-edge design. Embrace these diverse styles to curate spaces that reflect your individuality and make a statement in the modern world of home design.
FAQs:
Question 1: What are the 9 major interior design styles?
Answer: Below are 9 major interior design styles mentioned.
- Scandinavian Minimalism
- Bohemian Chic
- Mid-Century Modern
- Industrial Charm
- Contemporary Elegance
- Traditional
- Coastal
- Rustic
- Transitional
Question 2: What are the different types of interior designs?
Answer: Different types of interior designs include Scandinavian, Bohemian, Mid-Century Modern, Industrial, Contemporary, Traditional, Coastal, Rustic, Transitional, Minimalist, Art Deco, Victorian, and more, each offering unique aesthetics and design principles.
Question 3: What are the 5 style of interior design?
Answer: The five styles of interior design are Scandinavian Minimalism, Bohemian Chic, Mid-Century Modern, Industrial Charm, and Contemporary Elegance. Each style presents distinct aesthetics and concepts to suit various tastes and preferences in modern home decor.
Question 4: What are the 7 elements interior design?
Answer: The seven elements of interior design are space, line, form, light, color, texture, and pattern. These fundamental components work together to create harmonious and visually appealing environments that reflect the desired style and ambiance.
Question 5: What interior styles are trending?
Answer: As of my last update in September 2021, some trending interior styles included modern farmhouses, Japandi (Japanese-Scandinavian fusion), sustainable and eco-friendly design, and maximalist interiors with bold colors and patterns. However, trends can change rapidly, so it’s essential to check for the latest updates.
Unveiling the Top Interior Design Styles for a Modern Home
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Elements of Style: Designing a Home & a Life
Everyone has their unique elements of style and preferences. This is why it’s important to create a cohesive and aesthetic design for your home and life. A cohesive design with aesthetics means that all of your interior and exterior design choices support and enhance one another. It helps you create a harmonious and beautiful space that you can be proud of.
When you have a cohesive design aesthetic, you’re not just looking at your home as a place to live. Therefore, it is also an expression of yourself. From choosing colors to selecting furniture, everything you need to know to create an aesthetic design for your home. So whether you’re looking to update your entire home or just want to update a specific area, read on to learn more ideas.
Defining a design aesthetic
Designing a cohesive design aesthetic for your home and life can be a daunting task. However, it is well worth the effort. A cohesive design aesthetic not only looks good. It also helps to simplify your life and make it easier to live in a space that’s pleasing to you.
When you have a cohesive design aesthetic, you’ll be able to focus on creating a space that’s functional, stylish, and calming. You’ll also be able to create a space that’s versatile and can be used for a variety of different purposes. One of the best ways to achieve a cohesive design aesthetic is to start by thinking about your needs as a person.
What kinds of things do you want in your home and life? What do you want to see more of? Once you have a good idea of what you want, it’s time to start thinking. You can learn more about the design elements that will help you achieve those goals. When homeowners have an attractive space, they will not stop getting compliments from guests.
Elements to consider for your home and life
Some of the most important design elements to consider for your home and life are color, texture, light, and material.
- Color
Color is one of the most important elements of design. You should think about the colors that will best represent you and your personality. For example, if you’re a minimalist, you might want to stick to colors that are light and airy. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to think about colors that are more vibrant and creative.
- Texture
Texture is also an important element of design. You should think about the textures that will best represent you and your personality. For example, if you’re a minimalist, you might want to stick to textures that are smooth and sleek. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to think about textures that are more bumpy and textured.
- Light
Light is also an important element of design. You should think about the light that will best represent you and your personality. You might want to use light fixtures that are sleek and modern. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to use light fixtures that are more rustic and traditional.
- Materials
Material is also an important element of design. You should think about the materials that will best represent you and your personality. Homeowners can use materials that are sleek and modern. If you’re a more creative person, you might want to use visually appealing materials.
Creating a style guide
When it comes to designing your home, it’s important to have a style guide in place. This will help you create a cohesive look for your whole life, not just your home. You can use this document to help you with everything from choosing furniture to choosing colors.
Creating a style guide is a great way to keep your design ideas consistent and organized. It’ll also help you to stay on top of trends and make sure your home looks modern and stylish.
Applying a design aesthetic to your home
Creating a cohesive design aesthetic for your home is important not just for the look and feel of your place. It is beneficial for your day-to-day life too. An aesthetic design can help you declutter, organize, and streamline your home. It will help you focus on the things that matter most.
You can start to outfit your home with pieces that match and reflect your style. This will help you to declutter and make your home look more organized. A great way to start applying a design aesthetic to your home is by creating a mood board. This is simply a collection of images that help you visualize your goals for your home. Once you have a good idea of what you want, you can start shopping for pieces to achieve your goal.
Applying a design aesthetic to your life
Creating a cohesive design aesthetic can be done in several ways. You could go all out and purchase a specific style of furniture. Why not paint the walls a certain color, and have a certain type of rug on the floor? Or you could go with a more subtle approach and simply choose coordinating colors, furniture, and accessories. Whichever route you decide to take, be sure to keep the following concepts in mind:
- Balance: always try to strike a balance between formal and informal elements.
- Coordination: choo-complementary items and coordinate them together.
- Aesthetics: choose items that are stylish, eye-catching, and functional.
- Comfort: make sure all the items in your home are comfortable and easy to move around.
- Timing: choose items that will work with the style of your home and life.
- Patterns: use patterns sparingly, but when they are used, make sure they are well-designed.
- Storage: make sure you have enough storage space to accommodate your chosen design aesthetic.
- Functionality: make sure all the items in your home are useful and serve a purpose.
Conclusion
When it comes to home design, it’s important to be patient and take your time. No one wants to go through the process of redecorating only to have their dream home turn into a nightmare. It’s important to have a clear vision for your home and to stick to it, no matter what.
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Interior Design Course
When you want to renovate your home or design a new one, choosing the right interior design course is essential. There are so many different courses and programs out there, it can be hard to decide which one is right for you. In this post, we are going to recommend the best interior design courses in Dubai.
These courses will teach you everything you need to know about designing a home from start to finish. From choosing the right flooring to selecting the right furniture, these courses will have you designing your dream home in no time. So whether you are looking to renovate your home or design your very own, read on for the best courses in Dubai.
Interior Design Courses in Dubai
If you are looking to learn about Interior Design, then you have come to the right place. There are many courses available in Dubai, and the best one for you will depend on your career aspirations and what you want to learn.
If you are working in the Construction or Real Estate industries, then you will want to take a course that covers Construction Methodologies and Specifications. If you are looking to start your own business, then you will want to take a course in Brand Planning and Strategy.
Not sure which course is best for you? Consult with an Interior Designer or look online for reviews and ratings to get an idea of the quality and content of the courses. Once you have decided on a course, don’t forget to check the course timetable to see if there are any special offers or discounts available.
Types of Interior Design Courses
There are many types of interior design courses to choose from if you want to become an interior designer. Whether you want to learn about traditional European and American interior design or want to get started in modern interior design, there’s a course for you.
Some of the most popular courses you can take in Dubai include:
- Interior Design Course at The American University in Dubai
- Interior Design Course at The London School of Economics and Political Science
- Interior Design Course at The University of Southern California
- Interior Design Course at The University of Queensland
- There are also many online courses that you can take, such as:
- Interior Design Course via Coursera
- Interior Design Course via Udemy
- Interior Design Bootcamp via Skillshare
The best way to find the right course for you is to do some research and find a course that suits your needs. There are many courses to choose from and it’s important to find one that will help you to develop your skills and knowledge in interior design.
Selection Criteria for Interior Design Courses
Choosing the right interior design course for you is important. There are many criteria you need to take into account before making your decision, including the level of experience, type of course, location, and course length.
Level of experience:
If you have no experience in interior design, a course that teaches the basics will be more beneficial than one that goes into more detail.
Type of course:
Some courses are designed for people who want to become professional designers, while others are designed for people who want to learn more about a certain area of interior design, such as lighting or furniture.
Location:
Choosing a course that is located in the city where you live or work is a good idea because you will be able to attend classes and meet other students.
Course length:
Some courses are short, while others are longer. You should choose a course that is the right length for you.
Recommended Courses for Interior Design Students
If you’re an interior design student in Dubai, it’s important to have the right tools and knowledge to succeed. Here are some of the best interior design courses in Dubai that will help you get started.
- The Institute of Interior Design in Dubai is a well-known institution that has been providing excellent interior design courses for students for over 30 years. The courses offered include traditional and contemporary interior design, furniture and textile design, architecture, and construction.
- The National Design Academy (NDA) is a world-renowned institution that offers a range of interior design courses, including traditional and contemporary interior design, furniture and textile design, construction, and graphic design.
- The American University in Dubai offers a range of interior design courses, including traditional and contemporary interior design, furniture and textile design, construction, and landscape architecture.
The courses offered by these institutions are highly respected and are sure to help you succeed as an interior design student in Dubai.
Interior Design Schools in Dubai
If you’re looking to get into interior design, there are a few schools you can attend in Dubai. Depending on your level of experience and what type of design you’re interested in, some schools will suit your needs.
Choosing the right school is important, as it will set the tone for your education and career. Make sure to do your research and choose the school that best suits your needs. Here are a few of the top schools in Dubai.
- The American Academy of Interior Design (AAID) was founded in 1978 and offers a three-year program in Interior Design.
- The British School of Interior Design (BSID) was founded in 1984 and offers a three-year program in Interior Design.
- The School of Architecture and Design (SAD) is a government-owned university and offers a four-year program in Interior Design.
- The American University of Sharjah (AUS) is a private university and offers a four-year program in Interior Design.
Duration of Interior Design Courses
There are many different Interior Design courses that you can take in Dubai. The duration of the courses can range from one week to one year. The most popular Interior Design courses in Dubai are the Foundation Level Interior Design Courses and the Advanced Level Interior Design Courses.
The Foundation Level Interior Design Courses are for those who are new to Interior Design and want to learn the basics of Interior Design. The Advanced Level Interior Design Courses are for those who are experienced in Interior Design and want to learn more about the advanced techniques and concepts of Interior Design.
Both the Foundation Level Interior Design Courses and the Advanced Level Interior Design Courses are internationally recognized and accepted by many universities around the world.
The duration of the courses will determine the amount of time that you will need to spend in Dubai. The courses are offered in English and you can choose to study either at the Foundation Level or the Advanced Level.
Conclusion
Finding the right interior design course in Dubai can be a daunting task. After all, there are a lot of options out there. However, with the help of this guide, you’ll be able to narrow down your search and find the perfect course for you.
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Blissful Interiors With Boho Notes And Travertine Accents
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Blissful Interiors from these two tasteful examples of modern home design. Chic and inviting in their light-filled refinement they are also welcoming spaces thanks to an infusion of earthy boho-inspired elements. Handcrafted ceramics, rustic accent furniture, naturalistic pendant lights and boho rugs introduce relaxing breaks between the premium larger pieces. These warm natural elements are smoothly complemented and elevated by the luxury of wonderful travertine interludes, in the form of side tables and coffee tables, kitchen facilities and bathrooms. Wooden tin walls and ceilings throw contemporary focal points into one home, while our second benefits from the glory of wide architectural arches.
The laconic living room of our first home design is compact in scale, yet appears generously proportioned thanks to its tall height and light decor. A wood-slatted ceiling treatment brings a contemporary texture that attracts the eye. At base level, a Ronda sofa and two matching armchairs set beautifully curvaceous silhouettes.
A rustic coffee table takes center stage in the living room, placed on a cream woven boho rug with a tassel edge. An alcove is fitted with wooden shelves to display handmade vases, bowls and figurines.
A modern fireplace is set under a floating chimney breast that emerges from the cream plaster. A wide fireplace houses a minimalist display of books and decorative objects.
Between the curved sofa and lounge chair, a round side table introduces a smooth travertine element.
Between the living room and the kitchen, a wooden dining table seats up to eight people. Two mini-dining room pendant lights drop over the long table, spreading even lighting from end to end.
Inside the master bedroom, a wooden slatted headboard wall builds a broad text statement behind a wooden platform bed.
A wall of wooden wardrobes matches the golden tone of the platform bed. A tonal bedroom rug brings out the beauty of the natural wood grain in the paler wood slatted focal wall.
Modern wall lights and electrical sockets are mounted on an extruded panel that hides the electrical cables. Bedside tables are integrated into the headboard design to simplify the bedroom layout.
The bathroom is an atmospherically lit space that comes to life under the golden glow of a hidden LED strip behind the bathroom mirror.
The unique bathroom sink is made of stunning travertine, which gives the bathroom an appearance of luxury. A recessed shelf runs above the modern vanity unit, providing neat storage for everyday bathroom essentials.
In the shower, a wooden ladder shelf makes open storage for toiletries, washcloths and towels.
Dual shower heads make room for two.
A built-in shower shelf keeps shower gel and shampoo close at hand.
In our second featured home interior, a large rug joins a furniture arrangement of designer chairs and a stunning white modular tufted sofa. Two large arched windows sculpt an elegant aesthetic across the perimeter.
A potted olive tree provides a delicate splash of natural greenery into the warm white decor scheme.
The modern coffee table nestles with a smaller counterpart to create a bundle of elegant travertine in the center of the living room. Black decorative vases, candlesticks and a figurine provide a dark contrast.
Large double doors lead to the formal dining room. A racetrack dining table is set on fashionably fluted legs and surrounded by designer dining chairs that seat six.
A clear glass vase and floral display make a chic dining table.
An unusual dining room chandelier drops an extraordinary sculptural element into the room, which draws the eye from the neighboring living room.
Modern track lights draw even light around the periphery of the dining area.
A single-wall kitchen runs along the back of the room, in a row of base units flanked by appliance housing at either end. A frame of travertine extends from around the back wall and matching counter to achieve a stunning stone statement wall.
Next to the kitchen sink, a carafe and tumbler keep the homeowner hydrated.
Double doors make an extravagant entrance into the bedroom. Inside the stunning bedroom design, embossed bedroom wall art makes an eye-catching accompaniment for highly textured stucco. Another glorious olive tree adds a plume of uplifting color.
Pure white fluff billows in the breeze from a wide arched window. Yellow drapes create a darker frame under fluted fur. A comfortable chair and matching footstool are paired with a floor lamp to form a cozy reading nook behind the door.
A row of rattan wardrobes is complemented by a winged rattan headboard design, the boho-inspired pendant lights and a natural colored bed throw.
A wooden herringbone floor creates a subtle pattern across the bedroom floor, while a modern rug offers softness underfoot around the bed.
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The Electric Effects Of Colour In Dark Spaces
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Colour In Dark Spaces set a strong image with a heavy mood. They seem dramatic and serious, cool and confident. So, what happens when you inject a little color… Or a lot? These two modern home designs explore the combination of colorful lights in dark spaces, showing how to strike the right balance. Our first home tour takes place in a charcoal gray home interior that is elevated with a set of punchy furniture to achieve a 50/50 mix. In contrast, home design number two uses only a few electric blue interludes to shake off the shadows of a gray and black background. Each offers a different proportion of color to achieve an exciting aesthetic.
This two-bedroom apartment design was created for a young and enthusiastic homeowner who teaches art history at a university. That is why the interior was formed on a concept of modern style that meets historical elements. In this dark interior concept, a modular sofa and an ottoman coffee table introduce punchy green, salmon and yellow interruptions.
Dark walls are cut with bright paint features that form an artistic background for statues and paintings of ancient Greek culture.
Mature indoor plants feather the edges of the room, where they merge into heavy green draperies.
One life-size statue next to the television has received a modern paint treatment that integrates it into the surroundings more effectively.
The rest of the TV wall offers no media storage but lives up to a shapely salmon pink painted circle that contrasts against dark gray plaster.
A small flower vase brightens up the coffee table with its all-white arrangement.
The living room forms an open plan concept with the kitchen and dining area, each offering a coherent collection of contrasting colors and tones.
Behind the teal sofa, a small pedestal dining table is surrounded by green upholstered dining chairs. A marble vase brings some bright green fronds to the dining table centerpiece.
The kitchen is a color-blocked design, with coniferous green base and wall cabinets and a matching green counter.
Under cabinet light reflects brightly against a reflective black back. A marble utensil holder and server set white accents against the dark background.
A copper kitchen faucet warmly complements the light finish of the dining room.
Inside the bedroom, the riot of colorful interruptions continues with more modern paint effects across a focal wall and a color-treated Greek statue.
The bedroom is divided by a green screen behind the headboard. The curtain separates the sleeping area from the home office and dressing room with a cut-to-length full-length mirror.
In the home office, a custom green desk is contrasted by a striking yellow desk chair. The workspace runs directly under the window and is flanked on either side by two open-front wardrobes. An LED table lamp provides focused working light to the study area when the sun goes down, and a potted plant provides light decoration.
A small bedside table holds a vase of contrasting botanical feathers and a modern table lamp for reading.
Throw pillows and sheets are layered to achieve a creatively colorful combination.
In our second home design highlight, an electric blue sectional sofa hits a dark gray and black living room, creating a visual buzz.
An ornate ceiling rose emerges from a shadowy gray ceiling. Small, recessed spotlights dot the gray stucco in threes to break up pockets of illumination. Below, a small side table and coffee tables echo its circular outline.
The living room floor lamp cuts a sharper silhouette above the sofa, replacing curves with a slim angular shape. Tall interior doors disappear into the gray walls, free of any frame, visible only through modern rear hardware.
The nesting coffee tables carry a unique and bold minimalist aesthetic that competes strongly with the splash of color.
Surfaces in the room are clear of disorder, which evokes a sculptural feeling.
The modular sofa itself looks like a piece of installation art.
The couch is arranged to face two directions in the living room. One faces the kitchen-diner, while the other watches a TV and wall-mounted media. The wall-hung cabinets are black wood grain to blend darkly with the moody gray background. Contrasting silver shelving catches the sunlight by the window.
All-white curtains keep the windows bright. Shallow radiators prevent the cold from the glass.
The fabulous blue light installation flares above a black dining table and six modern chairs.
A glass fruit bowl makes a light-reflecting dining table.
Behind the contemporary dining set, a modern kitchen runs around the back of the living room in an L shape.
A wall of floating black base units and metal wall units meet a solid wall of appliance housing units.
An integrated black oven fits smoothly into the black wood grain wall.
The silver wall units reflect natural light from the kitchen window in a modern linear installation.
The bright blue dining room pendant lights are the first thing the eye focuses on when rounding the corner into the black and gray kitchen dining area. Their bold presence makes a surprising effect that creates intrigue and wonder.
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51 Neoclassical Living Rooms With Tips And Accessories
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Neoclassical Living Rooms are all about elegance and sophistication, but what are some of the key elements that bring this look together successfully? In this collection of 51 stunning neoclassical living rooms, we’ll guide you through the design details that will help you create your own. From highly decorative boiserie and deep crown molding to fabulous furniture and attractive lighting, we’ll see how these interiors are layered into a look of luxury. We’ll also study the architectural features that take neoclassical living rooms to the next level, including stunning windows, beautiful archways and grand doors, in addition to the exquisite accessories that finish the neoclassical style with flair.
Art and arcade. In this spacious and luxurious living room, great art has been framed within a spectacular arched alcove, which is flanked by delicate gold sconces and decorative boiserie. This arched art installation could be scaled down to fit smaller residences to a similarly glorious effect.
This arcade is a device to elegantly separate the living room from the kitchen in a wide open plan. The arched architecture inspires a set of curved living room furniture and rounded dining rooms.
Small-scale archways. In a smaller, more modern architectural realm, internal archways can be introduced by cutting the corner of a square doorway or introducing surface elements like this inverted arch modern fireplace.
Crystal reflections. A crystal chandelier introduces a chic and classic glow. This one casts its light on the dark interludes of two luxurious black marble coffee tables.
Dark and bold. The delicacy of boiserie is most often displayed under a good white finish, but dark decoration also suits a neoclassical design. This living room combines both color palettes with a high-contrast archway and adjoining room.
Modern fusions. While boiserie and crown molding present a classic backdrop, furniture can strike a very contemporary note, like this trendy fluted coffee table and fun faux bench.
A round tufted sofa design is a match made in heaven for the neoclassical style, as are the curly arcs of an aesthetically wired lighting installation.
Marble magnetism. In this elegant residence, boiserie is exchanged for a more linear panel molding design. The simpler wall treatment makes a quiet companion for a wide white marble slab, which is complemented by a matching marble coffee table and side table.
Archway colonnade. The archways in this design are a run of windows that make up an intelligent colonnade. An inverted arc pendant light extends the aesthetic.
Complicated inspiration. The intricate scrollwork in this deep crown molding design inspires a circular chandelier, an arched floor lamp, complementary relief art and a unique rug.
On the contrary, the form theme in this home shows a sharp and linear edge, proving that there is not only one side of the coin.
Modern and magnificent. This modern living room chandelier hangs from a stunningly beautiful ceiling rose, surrounded by an additional outer ring of enchanting molding.
Strike a great note. While all the classic decorative details are prevalent in this interior, there is definitely a bolder personality burning through. A focal piece of edgy artwork draws the eye with a neon punch, accented by a bold maroon sofa and joined by two extraordinary pendant lights.
Another quirky piece of art steals the spotlight here, next to a stunning traditional fireplace.
Calming symmetry. Two rounded chairs face two arched windows and a pair of matching floor lamps in this urban apartment. Two more arches on the adjacent wall draw their own symmetrical conclusion.
Another triumph of symmetry, this living room is perfectly balanced with facing white armchairs, a centrally placed coffee table, a sofa, and living room art that is equally flanked by modern sconces.
Fuchsia infusions make a wonderful color palette alongside classic artwork and traditional boiserie.
Battle of the focal points. In neoclassical decor, you don’t have to settle for just one statement. Consider building a fabulous TV wall with chic white marble and backlit shelves, go all out on boiserie and crown the whole show with a stunning chandelier.
Comfortable curves. With a soft and serene approach, this living space is a calming space to hang out. A rounded sofa, curved lounge chair and circular coffee tables complete the elegant silhouette of a wide archway by the window.
Fluted and fantastic. Hitting the modern texture trend of the interiors, this round coffee table and upholstered bench introduce fluted lines into a fantastic setting of eye-catching boiserie and modern wall lights.
Reflective and calm. Tiled floors do a great job of reflecting the light and providing a high-class shine. That said, an additional large area rug will make the space feel comfortably cohesive and calm.
In a double-height living room, make large lighting fixtures and hang them in multiples of different lengths. Boiserie panels should extend from floor to ceiling to draw the eye all the way up in one uninterrupted sweep.
A brown leather sofa offers an earthy base in a light and decorated scene.
Relaxed furniture and handwoven rugs create a delightful counterbalance to more formal detailing.
Bold black and white contrast and modern artwork infuse a quirky character.
Blue based. With a perimeter of pure white wainscoting, a dark blue sofa lays a color-rich base that exudes effortless sophistication. Color-matched artwork expands on the hue.
This lighter blue sofa, scattered pillows, side table and contrasting orange artwork mark a cheerful conversational environment that goes beyond the perimeter of a round rug.
A small-scale version of a round carpet living room layout.
In the mood. All the colors and textures of this living room design are brought together in one piece of living room art that looks distinctly like a mood board.
Just because you have a sophisticated interior doesn’t mean you can’t have a little fun. This living room ensemble uses the bird-themed Moooi Perch Floor Light to rock its refined look.
A collection of favorite things. For those with eclectic tastes, a white boiserie background makes an ideal blank canvas for a wildly contrasting assortment of living room furniture and accessories.
When mounting a TV, effectively navigate a panel molded wall with a floating TV mount, even if it is only color-matched to the wall.
Red, white, blue and royal, this place looks fit for a king and queen.
Both classic and contemporary, the arc trend can be introduced in many forms.
In this room, the most prominent arches come in the form of a modern chandelier with a colorful finish.
Release conventions. One person’s serenity is another person’s prison, so burst with pieces that make you happy.
Sit back and observe. With so much spectacular beauty within the very walls, just lie back and take it from low living room furniture.
An abundance of burgundy and teal accents create a decadent palette.
The minimalist mood. With so many decorative details, is much more needed?
Expect the unexpected. Take decorative wall molding to another level with bright colors, and use quirky artwork to guide the eye to wander again.
Time for wine. Use those high ceilings for backlit towers of tempting wine storage, like in this elegant living room, which gets an intimate social aesthetic on a round rug.
Art-like installations. A sturdy accent sofa, an unusual chandelier, an abstract rug and a single sculptural dining chair all placed close to each other build an art gallery-like appeal.
Curiously color-blocked. Covering curiously chosen sections of the wall, this color-blocked paint effect keeps the eye wandering and the mind wandering.
to ignite Cutting from one side of the living room to the other, a wide, linear modern fireplace blazes a bright image of luxurious comfort.
Fresh and fluffy. Feathers and faux fur cheerfully soften a formal living room scheme.
A wonderful character. Building on an exemplary backdrop of boiserie and arched doors, this layered living room design incorporates unique furniture and textured wall coverings to create a character of its own.
Give it some gold. Bright gold accents warm up a white scheme, adding luxury to the calm.
Swags and tufts. If you want to build full opulence, say it with curtain shoes and tufted upholstery.
Understated elegance. Just a few beautiful pieces can say a lot.
Dripping with style. Living room pendants hang like jewelry from the ceiling of this elegant living space, where a unique tufted sofa curves to greet them like a shy smile. Marble coffee tables nestle in front under a contemporary fluted texture.
Color riot. Too much formality is not good for creative souls. Creative homeowners will find joy and greater comfort in a riot of colorful home accessories, wall art, an eye-catching accent chair or a casually curved sofa.
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A Collection Of Calmly Laconic Interiors
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This choice of quietly laconic interiors comes from the works of Anastazio Zhurikova. Although these depictions do not feature a unique home design, they do feature a paired color palette of warm greige and natural wood tone around a similarly sleek minimalist style. Rounded furniture silhouettes and naturalistic pieces give these interior spaces a welcoming and relaxed essence that promotes a sense of well-being. The light, soft neutral color palette calms the mind and brings peace to the soul. Quiet and serene, this gallery of greyhounds offers inspiration for open plan living spaces, quiet bedroom designs with a soft modern taste and contemporary minimalist bathrooms.
This soft gray living room design has an easy flow from the living room to the kitchen and dining room. A custom mirror room divider makes a light-reflecting ford that increases the feeling of space despite the visual block. In front of the mirrored divider, a gray sectional sofa quietly blends in with the surroundings, while the living room rug introduces a subtle texture.
A modern living room floor lamp appears sculptural in the minimalist living room layout, free from the visual clutter of some additional decorative objects. The TV is also mounted in solitude, a bar low linear media that approaches the floor.
Bookcases are placed in the greige stucco of the living room wall. A designer lounge chair is placed near the book stacks to form a reading corner.
Behind the mirror room divider stands the formal dining room. A wooden table and mid-century modern chairs accommodate up to six diners. A set of three extraordinary dining room hangers makes a naturalistic installation with a fabulously oversized effect.
Behind the wooden dining table, one wall of base units makes up the minimalist kitchen design. Hidden LED strip lights burn the perimeter.
A decorative tray makes an elegant but simple dining table.
We move on to a quiet modern bedroom design with similarly stuccoed greige decoration. A white marble side table introduces a flash of pattern and a slice of luxury to the minimalist scheme.
Lightweight drapes were color-colored to the walls to achieve one cohesive flow that lets the eye rest.
A round headboard gently curves around the wooden platform bed to create a subtle winged effect.
A light area puts softness at the foot of the bed, over wide wooden laminate floorboards.
The side table, which serves the other side of the platform bed, also has a white marble element that connects the liter units despite their differences in silhouette. An elegant white bedroom hanger hangs low above the table, offering a focused reading light.
Only a book and a candle decorate the table in the laconic bedroom.
A light bed completes the bedroom rug. A gray bed throws threads in a darker, contrasting tone.
A small night lamp connects with the white opalescent finish of the bedroom hanger.
Next to the window, a wooden and rattan bedroom chair is joined with a small floor lamp to form a comfortable reading area.
from the bedroom. A single work of art stands randomly resting on its surface.
A couple of books remain near the reading chair.
In this gray bedroom design, all furniture and accessories are carried to the floor, with a floor bed design, a floor armchair and a few floor lamps. Flute ceiling treatment attracts the eye.
One slender floor lamp spreads a readable light over the cushions, while its smaller equivalent escapes shadows from the corner of the room down next to the mattress.
The light also radiates through a piece of modern bedroom wall art, where warm brown tones are introduced to the decor. Bed covers are made of natural fibers and a calm tone color palette.
This luxuriously large bathroom design is sectioned to turn the bathtub into a private secluded area. The tub hides out behind a partition wall that accommodates a double wash bathroom vanity and a huge free-form bathroom mirror.
Two spherical modern wall lamps flank the large bathroom mirror, adding a concentrated brightness into a separated lighting scheme of sunken bathroom mirrors.
Wall-mounted bathrooms hold a minimalist line over the beautiful travertine bathrooms.
A travertine vanity counter completes the stone bathroom basins, while the base of the runway-shaped vanity unit adds a wood-lath texture to the bathroom.
Behind the central partition wall, a freestanding bathtub is joined with gold faucets and a raw stucco background to create a subdued scene of luxury.
The plumbing for both the vanity area and the bathtub is hidden within the thick bulkhead. A linear shelf is inserted into the wall to provide proper storage of toilets easily accessible from the tub. A row of LED light gently illuminates the narrow angle.
On the bathroom wall that stands opposite the twin basins, a series of unique wall panels echo the runner-shaped silhouette of the vanity unit. The three long shelves offer generous storage for all of the homeowner’s favorite lotions and cosmetics.
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Dark and Mysterious Interior With Red Accents
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Dark and Mysterious Interior with strong red interruptions, this modern home interior is an atmospheric space with a bold personality. Displayed by Andrej Vladimirov, This home design features an open-plan dwelling that is wrapped in dramatic black decoration from the ceiling to the floor. Contemporary furniture and accent cushions cast the ruby-red accent, while reserved lighting features give a subtle moody glow. In the kitchen, a tumult of redness overwhelms the kitchen and preparation space, spilling over color-matched kitchen bar stools at the dining island. In the bedroom, red accents are minimized to create a quiet dark space when sleep comes easily.
We enter this dark project tour inside the main residential area, where an open plan lounge area gathers around a modern linear fireplace design.
Cocooned in black decoration, natural light from the large windows is quickly swallowed up in the dark living space. Red scattered cushions and a pair of red accent chairs add a spark of vigor to the layout and an indoor plant adds a feather of vibrant greenery. An upholstered bench divides the living room from the adjoining kitchen and dining room without completely impeding the open flow.
The modern fireplace burns with a wonderful glow inside the black living room wall, where it blends smoothly into the stucco. Wall-mounted units display decorative items under the brightness of LED backlights. A modern black living room floor lamp almost goes unnoticed next to the black sofa, where it provides a focused light when needed.
Soft lighting highlights the detail in 3D relief art along the hallway.
Behind the living room, a black and red kitchen design feature a long dining island that houses up to five people. Modern linear pendant light stretches along the entire length of the island, distributing even light.
A glass vase filled with a branch of greenery provides a fresh centerpiece for the kitchen dining island.
Two bright red kitchen stools interrupt a row of black equivalents, causing a bold visual interest.
A pair of glasses and a decorative tray fill the opposite end of the kitchen island.
The kitchen island is the first object you encounter upon entering the main apartment that encompasses the back of the home. The long volume leads the eye to floor-to-ceiling windows where there is a wide balcony and a vast panoramic view.
Behind the wall of red kitchen units, this dark gray dining room offers a more formal dining experience.
A line planter is placed inside the partition wall between the kitchen and the dining room to provide a high-level focus.
A linear light drops a striking red accent over the dining table.
There is a second living area inside the home, which is formed in the shape of a circle with two curved sofas.
A round rug holds the circular furniture arrangement together. A modern coffee table installs a circular core.
A black buffet merges with the dark walls.
The elegant lamp on the side board is a Hoop LED panel lamp by Adolini + Simonini Associati by Martinelli Luce.
Extraordinary hanging light descends onto the curvy lounge layout with a hypnotic scale.
A set of backlit shelves makes an accompanying glow on one side of the round lounge area.
Red artwork comes out of the shadows.
A low pedestal shows statuettes.
The figurines are a Star Wars theme Bearbrick collectible.
The wide-framed charcoal upholstered bed commands much of the bedroom.
A long linear liter unit extends from one side of the padded bed.
A black bedroom rug is offset to balance the wide black liter unit.
The floor lamp saves space on the second bedside table, which is a neat surround design.
An edge-to-edge glass wall includes doors outside onto the balcony.
An interior glass partition wall separates the bedroom area from a closet.
The tinted glass wardrobe wall mitigates the visual effects of the clothing hanging inside, while preserving the clothing collection part of the overall view of the bedroom.
The shower space design gets a red accent in the form of a narrow shelf of toilets.
A red accent wall is matched by an attention-grabbing red toilet – and a matching red toilet roll!
The outside area of the home is smoothly floored in a black composite that works around white pebble plant beds. Uniform rows of small trees grow a formal garden.
Just outside the door, a wooden bench is cushioned with luxurious red seat cushions. The outdoor seat provides a perfectly situated viewpoint to enjoy the garden and the peace of the environment.
A large outdoor sculpture adds a sparkle of modern style to the garden area.
The sculpture introduces another bold red accent to the deck.
From this covered area, a high set of lighted exterior stairs leads to a parking lot that proudly displays the homeowner’s prized motorcycle and car – with red paint of course.
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Minimalist Interior With Red Accent Decor (Includes Floor Plan)
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Blurred red accents add visual warmth to the simple white extensions of this large, Minimalist Interior apartment. Displayed by apple745428, the private residence has a laconic design that is free from excess and disturbance. The mind is allowed to rest peacefully in spaces with clean storage solutions, sharp furniture silhouettes and reserved modern lighting installations. Red decorative elements prevent the contemporary minimalist interior from appearing too sterile or unwelcome and undeveloped. Red accents are removed within the master bedroom series to present a calmer palette, but make a comeback in the bathroom with punched red fixtures that glow under atmospheric mood lighting. Floor map is included at the end of the tour.
A red living room scheme is formed with a red modular sofa layout and overlapping red carpets. White white walls create a cool background for the intensity of color at the core.
LED strips are inserted into the ceiling to gently illuminate the perimeter of the room. A central focal light fixture appears as a series of deformed boxes that are fitted to flow to the ceiling.
A square wooden sofa table is integrated into the modular sofa layout, achieving one streamlined piece within the minimalist furniture layout. A multitude of candles, books, gold decorative vases and small bowls make casual table decorations with bright and shiny quality.
The grouping of living room rugs perfectly matches the modular sofa upholstery to create an effective color-blocked effect.
Next to the living area, a large kitchen island is surrounded by the same faint shade of red. Contrasting white kitchen units build the core of the kitchen island and furnish a small living area behind it.
A low white media unit runs along the living room TV wall, providing subtle storage for movies, remote controls, consoles and games.
Four black kitchen stools are located at the end of the kitchen island to form a random dining room.
In the home entrance, custom wardrobes provide storage for coats, shoes and bags.
Usually a cut full-length mirror fills the opposite wall, providing a convenient wardrobe next to the front door.
Perimeter light illuminates the small entrance.
In the master bedroom, a padded bed backs to a fully mirrored headboard wall that reflects natural light from the large bedroom window.
Another huge mirror covers a second wall of the bedroom, causing the room to appear twice its actual size.
The master bedroom has a generously sized closet.
The closet is located behind the mirror catcher, which separates the sleeping space from the entrance into the bedroom.
A tensioned cupboard system keeps the storage volumes free of the glass.
Additional storage units line one side of the bedroom door, while a door on the other side leads into an en-suite bathroom.
Inside the en-suite bathroom, a red bathroom sink and a matching red heated towel rail make a bold statement.
A frameless mirror is backlit to create an atmospheric lighting scheme inside the small bathroom.
The bathroom mirror hides storage space behind the glass, with narrow shelves accessible from the side. A set of brass bathroom boys is wall mounted in the glow that emits from beneath it.
A waterfall shower cap is embedded in the ceiling to achieve a streamlined look.
A frameless shower screen maintains the minimalist aesthetic. Inside the shower area, a red toilet shelf adds a streak of color.
Separately, a small WC is equipped with cubic sanitary ware. A floor square toilet is joined with a modern minimalist pedestal sink. Brass fixtures dot bare white walls. Only a wall hung towel interrupts the empty perimeter.
Usually a cut vanity mirror stands high on a plumbing wall behind the pedestal unit. LED strips brightly accentuate the narrow mirror around its edges, creating soft lighting in the small room.
The main bathroom is a clean all-white design, with sharper, cubist sanitary ware. Built-in storage units and shelves use a compact angle, creating a strong area for messy toiletries and spare towels that could spoil the minimalist atmosphere.
A color-changing LED light creates an extraordinary effect against the blank white canvas, bringing the same red accent color that enriches the rest of the home.
A deep bathroom basin stands high on a linear white vanity unit, while its brass faucet protrudes directly from an edge-to-edge vanity mirror behind it. A square toilet pan is lifted off the floor to make the floor space look larger.
The wall mounted vanity unit directly enters the minimalist bathtub, creating one clear uninterrupted line.
In the modern home office, a white desk is accompanied by a matching white swivel chair. A white wall lamp provides an understated light along with the furniture.
A small sofa drops an extraordinary warming accent into the ice-white decor. A series of white storage units cover one wall from the home workshop from floor to ceiling, taking advantage of most of the vertical space.
Elegant, slim white floor lamps arch over the small sofa at one end, while a small white side table accessorizes the other.
The desk drawers are independent under the desktop, which allows light from the window to filter through the gaps.
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French Neoclassical Interiors With Pleasant Pops Of Colour
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French Neoclassical Interiors details bring elegance to these two home designs, while modern color injections add optimal character. The combination of classic and contemporary features leads to a vibrant juxtaposition that feels welcome and practical for young families to enjoy daily life under a canopy of traditional beauty. From open and airy accommodations with stunning woodwork and bright accents to chic bedrooms with a bold personality, these interiors are filled with colorful neoclassical inspiration. We’ll also see how to deal with the high heights of a double high living room, discover a lot of inspiration for using arches in interiors, and how to style fabulous neoclassical-derived children’s bedrooms.
In this 132 square meter, single-story apartment, deeply decorative French neoclassical details exude elegance, luxury and romance. The open layout living space has a comfortable lounge area with colorful accents and a family dining room.
Colorful pillows give the modern cream sofa a more relaxed image, while a woven living room rug puts personality on the oak herring floor.
A metallic gold puff adds a bright sparkle to the living room layout and playfully reflects light from the large living room window.
A red lounge chair adds another color to the furniture layout, building visual warmth against the simple white background of the neoclassical decor.
The wide living room and dining room combo is lit by an AIM hanging light an installation that extends from one decorative ceiling rose in the center.
Entrance to the kitchen is made through an arched gate framed by a fabulous boiserie. The arch gate creates an open link while still defining the transition.
The red swivel chair watches the modern TV, while a traditional fireplace is aligned with the dining room.
The fireplace is colorfully decorated with decorative vases and ginger vases.
Comfortable decorative vases surround a modern dining table with clear acrylic legs and a solid wooden table top.
A decorative bowl and a small ginger vase make up a colorful dining table.
A small black and white side table is used as an extra surface to serve food to the family, providing a place for extra condiments and sauces.
Colorful placards and wall art create a friendly dining atmosphere.
The multi-purpose residence also contains a piano room and a reading corner for the children to practice and study. This space can also be changed into an extra bedroom when the need arises. Traces for a door curtain are hidden above the arched doorway to offer privacy.
The kitchen is decorated in a simple but effective scheme of high contrast black and white tiles and clean white kitchen cabinets. See more inspiration for black and white kitchens.
The series is divided into a dormitory, a separate en-suite bathroom and a generous dressing room.
On the floor, we can see that a balcony space was used to house the washing machine and dryer.
In this French villa design, a spectacular double high void is filled with a trio of glowing living room chandeliers that draw the eye upwards.
A large area rug bases the high dwelling with strong blue accents. The lounge furniture follows the perimeter of the rug, laying down a modern gray sofa, a pair of chic hunting lounge chairs, and an Asian tea table with two stools.
An extraordinary fireplace wall fills the height of the room with a luxurious marble screen under a bright, vertical lighting installation.
The round dining table is anchored under an incredible plaster canopy that opens like a white parachute over it.
Behind the formal dining room, a small marble kitchen island is fused with a more casual dining table that is suitable for breakfast or quick lunches. A modern lighting fixture swings upstairs, creating loose ribbons of light.
Within the neoclassical bedroom design, a tropical mural is located next to a classic wood paneling. A channel tufted end of a bed bench complements the cool gray padded bed design, while a wooden wall panel brings visual warmth around the perimeter.
A chic cottage bed sits in front of the bedroom window, presenting a perfect reading song and a comfortable place in which to enjoy morning coffee.
The home office is combined with a home gym, making this a space for progress and positive energy,
The desk is rotated perpendicular to the wall to divide the room between its two distinct functions. Each area has its own window and task lighting.
The villa has two elegant neoclassical children’s rooms. The first is a blue bedroom with a new bed design. One panel of decorative woodwork is colored blue to give the space a youthful atmosphere. Arched wall panels are blue painted to continue the theme.
The second modern nursery is more neutral in the palette with blue accents reserved only for the window drapes. Red accents add a soft color to the bed cushions, a child’s desk chair and a boldly designed bedroom rug.
Comfort is furnished with high quality lounge furniture and a trio of unique coffee tables.
Color comes in the form of blue wall art and a show-stopping, sculptural red chair design.
Wooden wall panels build a warm vignette.
The main bedroom is a large and airy space, anchored by a deep blue focal wall. A textured bedroom rug bases a small sofa area at the end of the bed.
Blue drapes draw attention to a colonnade of arches.
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Luxury Chinese-style Villa Interiors & Serene Courtyards
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A sense of serenity pervades us as we tiptoe through this set of luxurious Chinese-style villa interiors, each open and spacious and decorated in soothing laconic palettes and exquisite details. Displayed by ZHBB Vizio, these spaces are reminiscent of the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan, the picturesque lands that lie south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. These peaceful riverside memories inspire water-filled courtyards, where reflective pools surround majestic trees, and colorful koi fish swim. Light living rooms and spacious dining rooms provide high-end places in which large groups of friends and extended family can gather and socialize until the evening. Traditional teahouses respect a long-lasting ceremony.
The light-filled living room has an entire glass wall that overlooks a peaceful courtyard design and a separate wing of the villa that holds the parking lot.
To the right of the open plan hall, a large and imposing spiral staircase twists into contrasting black and white finishes.
Light cream sofas and counterbalanced black accent chairs make a visually interesting combination.
Recessed track lights cross the ceiling to distribute even lighting throughout the large living space.
A skylight feeds a majestic tree with natural daylight. Rocks complete the sculptural courtyard layout.
Black grooved wall panels go up along with a modern fireplace to camouflage its purpose when not in use,
A wall of wooden grain panels creates a visually warming decorative function that is atmospherically illuminated around its edges by embedded ribbons of LED light.
The illuminated wall feature denies the need for wall lamps and provides even more diffusion of brightness.
A wooden effect wall panel envelops other aspects of the room as well, creating continuity and coherence
Alcoves are brightly lit to ward off the shadows.
A traditional prayer table is erected in the corner of the settlement, where a Ganesha statue sits among religious texts.
A Buddha statue makes a meditative ornament to one of the coffee tables.
The courtyard design that lies outside the living room window is a water-filled space that can be bypassed by modern, linear stepping stones. A pebble bed makes a solid home for a small but elegant tree where it can be soaked in sunshine.
Under the shady overhang of a second-floor balcony, an outdoor seat was created on a wide wooden deck. Outdoor chairs gather around a luxurious marble coffee table to form a conversational arrangement.
As the sun moves, the deck becomes a heated area in which to take outdoor tea.
A modern locker room lies under the shade of the upper balcony.
The courtyard provides a beautiful view and an influx of natural light to the rooms of the home that surround it. It also creates an outdoor connection that encourages homeowners into the fresh air while touring their homes.
Beneath the undulating surface of the reflective pool, colorful koi fish swim and thrive.
The pool holds a mirror to the surrounding architecture.
A rock wall delivers a rough, textured feature behind the small tree.
A manjushri statue looks contemplative at the water’s edge.
The parking garage is a well-decorated space, clad in a wooden lath wall panel and floored with a smooth, polished concrete slab.
Returning to the living room, we take a closer look at the spiral staircase that rises from a high-gloss black platform. A white marble wall rises behind it to absorb a contrasting pattern.
A spherical sculpture sways on the polished black base of the staircase, with a magical ring of light making a bright halo around it.
The gold sculpture interacts with the curve of the curving staircase to complete an amazing sight.
Low-brightness LED strip lights highlight every step of the spiral staircase, providing a safe passage from top to bottom.
Solid railings are clad in rich wood milk to create a striking finish.
The curved main theme continues inside the kitchen dining room, where a niched light feature shows a circular outline over a round dining table. Compatible wall lighting expands the round aesthetic.
A light dining room hanging light low hangs to the round wooden dining table, which has a luxurious white marble inlay.
Cream-packed dining chairs accommodate up to sixteen people at the dinner party.
Just outside the dining room window, a second water-filled courtyard provides relaxing sights and sounds with a mini-waterfall feature. Koi fish swim under the concentric ripples that radiate to a path of stepping stones.
Behind the formal dining room, much of the kitchen has a hidden presence. Kitchen storage and integrated appliances are locked behind slab-fronted, unobstructed cabinet doors. Only the kitchen island is obvious to the eye, which contains the kitchen sink and the kitchen counter.
The kitchen island is fused with a random breakfast table at one end that seats six.
A simple ornament adds a brief flash of greenery to the white table.
The kitchen utensil unit rises directly from the island, allowing it to be completely removed from view when not in use.
Indoor plants and statues make attractive vignettes on each side of the room.
Abstract artwork hangs moments of intrigue along the corridors of the home.
Another art is inserted into the stucco itself.
A bright tea room is set up at one end of the large open plan living space, separated from the main hall by the dominant staircase design, and partly by a darkened glass partition.
The slim table design has a light presence in the space, while a stone tiled feature wall is more dominant. A red chair adds a bold color.
This modernly decorated room leads to a more traditional setting.
A decorative screen marks a visual stop between the two areas.
A courtyard brings sunlight flowing through.
The decoration is on the ground a palette of rich browns and a dark wooden tone. A paper globe hanging light places a bright white core in the center of the scheme.
A sealed wooden bumper shows beautiful craftsmanship.
Light screens are used everywhere to subtly mark transitions of space, while allowing the eye to wander through and allowing natural light to be shared.
In this traditional tea room design, a low, rustic bench is paired with simple floor cushions. A picturesque mural paints a set of wall panels behind.
Recessed perimeter lights give the room a soft and special essence.
A paper floor lamp draws attention to the attractive wall treatment.
Bowls, rustic wooden trays and a ceramic vase provide the traditional tea table with decorative elements.
A botanical display of red flame is reminiscent of Jiangnan’s red flowers and beautiful sunrise in spring.
The rustic and natural elements give the space a terrestrial, outdoor feel.
With the wall screens turned on, the tea room joins with the neighboring room.
Tetsubin teapot is hung from the ceiling.
The decorative screens are lightly transparent, which gives them a wonderfully light essence in the space, whether turned to be open or fully closed.
Feathers of white pampas grass make a mesmerizing display under a focused lighting installation.
The pale grass is reflected in an inky black soil.
Black walls and a black ceiling seal any external light sources.
Inside the master bedroom, a unique headboard design divides the bed from a wardrobe behind it.
The bed is located to concentrate on the window sill, which is filtered through pure white wills.
A sculptural bedroom chair shines in the sunlight with a shiny golden finish.
A traditional Chinese scene plays across the back of the bespoke headboard design.
In this double bedroom design, a jade green blanket colors a traditionally decorated space.
A floral feature wall adds an elegant bloom behind the headboard.
Opposite the bed, a wall of glass units shows a collection of designer handbags.
Black side tables contain chic lamps for night reading.
A modern bedroom chair and a contemporary wire frame unit complete the furniture configuration.
A unique glass vase shows a minimalist botanical arrangement.
A glass staircase connects two furnished balcony areas.
An outdoor dining room and seating furnish the roof.
Rustic benches give the space character.
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Asian Inspired Home Interiors With A Sense Of Peace
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A calm white, pale gray and soothing wooden tone decor encourages a sense of peace in these two Asian Inspired Home Interiors. Wooden storage furniture is created around the perimeter of the interior to include decorative grille sections that give a stylish nod to shoelace displays. Rattan accents and wooden furniture embrace both traditional and modern aesthetics, which make a gentle tonal accompaniment to the natural wood elements. Each apartment design creates a spacious and welcoming apartment with minimalist but warm access. Lighting is soft and relaxed to ensure that nothing in the home is striking or dominant so that everything flows in a serene balance.
In home design number one, the Asian influence is present from the start with a shoji-screen-inspired storage wall that stands as a focus behind the living room sofa.
The living room is a large and spacious design with a warm and welcoming appeal. The built-in wooden cabinets that trim the perimeter of the living room spread visual warmth and natural beauty.
A rustic coffee table brings the warm wood tone accent to the center of the living room layout. A clean white tufted sofa surrounds the wooden coffee table in an inviting L-shape that promotes interaction and conversation.
A large rug holds the living room furniture together on one light and textured island.
Interesting ornaments, a collection of coffee table books, and a wooden fruit bowl attractively adorn the wooden coffee table with equally earthy tones.
A cushioned lounge chair completes the lounge furniture. Its white upholstery uniformly matches the modular sofa design and tones with the jute rug.
Opposite the tufted sofa, a large wooden media unit is inserted into the stucco. Unlike the rest of the room, the stucco in this area is tinted with a soft brown hue to create a warm focal point. Bookcases line each side of the wall-mounted TV to create an attractive boundary and visual balance.
The wall of wooden storage that pulls around the back of the living room in an L-shape is actually the kitchen. Much of the kitchen is hidden behind flat-faced wooden panels, leaving only the kitchen sink open for immediate access.
A row of storage cupboards underscores the TV unit, providing neat hiding places for DVDs, video game devices and remote controls.
A tall living room floor lamp stands like an elegant paper lantern over in the corner of the room, where it gently casts the shadows at dusk.
The rest of the living room area is illuminated by one-way track lights that cut a thin black line across the ceiling. The edge-to-edge, floor-to-ceiling window is clad in a translucent cover that allows natural daylight to filter into the living room while still providing a sense of privacy.
Recessed perimeter lights emit a pleasant glow around the edges of the living room, allowing homeowners to create different atmospheric settings within their lighting plan. More books pile up between the two chairs in the living room of this book lover.
An open door leads from the living room into the home entrance so that natural light is shared between the living room and the hallway. A built-in bench gives the homeowners somewhere to sit while putting on shoes.
A wooden panel matches the hidden kitchen to create an equal wood tone through the entrance of the living room.
Home workspace is well placed behind the sofa.
A wooden floor embraces the entire open plan living space to maintain coherence, while the floor in the hallway changes to a hard gray surface.
A rustic side table is joined with decorative bowls and a small floor lamp to form an attractive vignette.
A side table made up of wooden boxes accompanies the desk, providing a home for more books and an indoor plant.
The desk is accessorized with a traditional table lamp.
Rotary doors hide a stock of office supplies.
The second of our two prominent home designs is an equally inviting apartment, wrapped in natural wood tone cabinets.
Tiglum points to a plinth by the window.
In the center of the living room, a round coffee table places a wooden core. A modular gray sofa is arranged in a bilateral formation.
One side of the sofa looks at an open bookcase and a bench of floating wooden cupboards to create a quiet reading room.
The opposite side of the sofa faces a downlight.
The screen falls in front of a gallery wall, which gives the space an attractive focus when the screen is retracted.
A light carpet gives the sofa area a soft anchor.
The living room pulls around in an L-shape to fit next to the kitchen dining room. A breakfast bar is created around a structural support column to create a positive out of a possible negative layout problem. Two wooden bar stools pull up close.
Three elegant pendant lights stretch along the bar. See more ideas for island lighting.
Behind the support column, the kitchen island is amalgamated with the dining table.
The master bedroom is a minimalist space with a custom wooden deck design.
Late detailing gives the headboard a modern twist.
A small bedroom hanger hangs over a floating liter unit that seems to protrude from the wooden headboard.
Two front walls of closets create a wardrobe.
Toleta Island makes good use of the wide space.
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The Dream Home Kit: It is finally here!
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A Luxury Condominium With Elegant White Interiors
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Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, this chic contemporary home White Interiors project is titled “Living Curve” in response to its elegant arched ceiling shape and arched interior details. Designed by Pins Studio, a blanket of white drapes the entire interior to create a peaceful view. Black accents strike a contrasting balance in the decor, while natural wood furniture introduces visual warmth and texture. At 1707 square feet, the home has a generously proportioned open plan living space, a welcoming home office/craft room, an elegant master bedroom with a walk-in closet, an impressive bathroom design dressed in luxurious marble tile, and a comfortable children’s room. room.
The living room conveys an open and ethereal aesthetic. It is a place where music is played and the family spends quality time together in hobbies and relaxation.
The open layout is completely unobstructed. There are no structural supporting pillars or partially partitioned walls to interrupt the easy flow of the space. Natural light from the large windows floods the room from front to back.
A white sectional sofa is aligned with the edge of a gray living room rug to form a living area within the open concept living space. A small side table and a white knitted puff extend over the white furniture theme, while a wooden coffee table offers a visibly warm contrast in the center of the space.
A small indoor plant makes a simple coffee table ornament. An upholstered lounge chair rounds out the furniture layout in a tan color that complements the wooden table.
Against the modern sofa, the tv wall decoration consists of slats that not only look beautiful but also help with the acoustics in the room.
Greyish drapes frame the living room windows, while pure white wills gently filter out direct sunlight, offer privacy and beautifully wave in the breeze from the balcony. A modern white ceiling fan cools the living room from the inside. See more inspiration for unique ceiling fans.
An amazing white grand piano is housed at the back of the space. Minimalist art and floor planting provide a quiet decoration for the piano room, leaving all eyes on the pianist.
The kitchen dining room operates perpendicular to the living room and piano areas to promote family interactions.
The dining table is smoothly integrated into the kitchen island, where its wooden table top is sandwiched under a thick marble slab. The kitchen sink overlooks the living room so the cook can chat with the family during meal preparation chores.
A modern dining chandelier hangs low to the dining table. Black track lights run through the rest of the room, scattering even light from directional heads.
The side of the kitchen island features a spectacular marble grain that paints an artistic essence. The marble island is matched by the kitchen back on the neighboring wall and coordinating wall treatment near the entrance.
The golden kitchen faucet is matched by a boiling water faucet on the island, making hot drinks a breeze.
An attractive, black-framed arch gate marks the entrance to the home office / craft room, where the family’s children like to spend time while their parents cook.
A wine cooler is located at the base of the kitchen island, near the dining table.
Within the home office, two workshops are arranged side by side to encourage collaboration. See additional double workspaces.
Home office storage units provide both hidden storage space and open shelf units for more decorative elements.
Pegboard panels keep office and craft supplies easily accessible. A small desk lamp provides task light and a welcoming glow.
Inside the master bedroom, a unique winged headboard wall is created with a curved gray casing and a smaller white marble panel. The effect is modern and luxurious, and makes the sleeping area feel protected and comfortable.
Yellow pillows and a matching beige throw make a warm and earthy tone addition to the platform bed.
A tiny table lamp rests a golden accent on a modern bedside table. Golden devices propagate brighter golden moments through the serene gray, beige and white decoration.
Next to the bedroom window, a modern desk makes a home workspace where the family’s adults can leave to concentrate in complete tranquility.
A slim designer table lamp is complemented by the lightweight black metal frame of a modern desk chair.
The master bedroom has a spacious wardrobe that has fixtures on all sides of the room and a window from the floor to the ceiling.
LED light strips brightly illuminate gold cabinets and bag racks.
The shiny fixtures feature a shop look in which to keep a carefully maintained fashion collection.
A woven puff provides a place to sit while trying on shoes.
The bathroom is a luxurious place, dressed in pure white marble tiles from top to bottom. A natural wooden stool and a wooden hanger add comforting touches of a natural tone.
A beautiful bathtub is located next to the window, where the homeowners can sleep in both bubbles and sunlight.
A double wash vanity unit extends the length of the room, under an expanse of mirrored wall units.
In the children’s room, modern wall lights illuminate each side of the bed, making it a perfect place for story time.
A trendy chevron headboard design brings a pattern to the room.
Children’s wardrobes have thick handles for small hands.
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A Luxury Condominium With Elegant White Interiors
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Striking Black, Grey And Wood Interior In Estonia
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Ground gray stone elements, black marble and a deep natural wood tone combine to present this sophisticated home Wood Interior with a bit of style. Displayed by Irina Borysenko, this striking 800 square meter private house in Tallinn, Estonia, is a unique space with a fresh, modern style and a strong character. A dual-height living room makes a striking statement at the heart of the home with a fabulous stone fireplace, a tall bookcase and a surrounding glass mezzanine. A contemporary staircase design climbs to the upper floor on lighted steps to access an impressive master bedroom suite with its own lounge area and home workshop, as well as a gorgeous luxury bathroom.
As we enter the impressive double-height living room, it is the ceiling-mounted fireplace that makes the first impression. The huge chimney flue is suspended over a unique stone fireplace where open flames leap at one end.
A modern sectional sofa and matching ottomans wrap the remaining three sides of the large living room in a U-shaped layout. A light gray saloon rug holds the entire layout together on soft ground.
Wall art adds color to the laconic decorative palette of gray, black, white and wood tone. A black floor lamp tilts a slender arch over the furniture arrangement.
A glass mezzanine wraps around the top of the double high living room, achieving an open connection between both levels of the home. Attention-grabbing modern staircase design climbs between the floors on illuminated wooden and marble base steps and suspended concrete surfaces.
A spectacular, high-rise bookcase draws extra attention to the vertical plane of the double high room. The bookshelf stacks volumes from the living room floor to the mezzanine ceiling. A mature bonsai tree stands in front, warmly lit in the glow of LED super lights.
Two modern chairs and a matching footstool come together on the opposite side of the fireplace in a comfortable conversational layout. Their proximity to the bookshelf also makes this a welcome reading corner by the fireplace.
A huge wide room divider also climbs to the high heights of the living room, where it subtly screens the stairs without impeding natural light flow. Uplights moodily illuminate the vertical fins.
The base of the latticed structure is used as a low bench seat. Soft seat cushions provide a comfortable landing. Books and a decorative bowl adorn the end of the low snail seating area.
The formal dining room seats up to ten guests at a large wooden dining table. A trio of stunning dining room lights make a sculptural impact over the modern dining set. Green views present a wonderful two-way panorama.
Modern track lights even pass through lighting through the neighboring kitchen, where an efficient kitchen island shares the layout.
A bank of appliance housing units, open shelf towers and wine storage racks build a wall of warm wood tone. Bright black integrated devices make a dark contrast.
Illuminated upper cabinets place a golden sheen against a cool, luxurious gray stone back wall that climbs up to the ceiling line. Black base units strike a dark underline.
Wooden kitchen stools contrast beautifully with the monolithic gray stone kitchen island.
Upstairs in the master bedroom, a gray upholstered bed is wrapped in a tailored, winged headboard design.
A pair of bedroom chairs and a small glass side table were arranged next to the windows as a place to enjoy morning coffee together, or to read a book in solitude. Vertical linear wall lights brightly illuminate this relaxed area at night.
A modern gray bedroom rug lies a soft base around the bed.
Behind the winged headboard design, a small home workspace is placed in a comfortable corner. Unique wall shelves decorate the space above it with practical storage. The entrance to the en-suite bathroom is framed by black, sliding muxarabi screens.
The en-suite bathroom is a luxurious space with a huge floor to ceiling picture window. A view from the top of a tree gives the room a sense of peace and tranquility. A unique bathtub is set up in front of the serene view, as the ideal place in which to let problems float away.
A modern towel is set up at the foot of the bathtub, with hooks for a dressing tray and a mirror. A black marble floor with a striking white vein joins the monochrome bathroom.
Repositionable track lights pass through the center of the bathroom, leading the way from the tub to the shower.
Opposite the bathtub, a flute marble feature wall draws attention to the modern bathroom. Open shelf units provide plenty of bathroom for clean towels and toilet supplies.
Marble cladding is applied behind a wall hung toilet and a compatible bead as well.
In the shower area, the flute marble wall treatment returns to create an attractive wet wall. LED strip lights highlight the deeply grooved texture. Heated towels are installed just outside the shower to keep towels fresh.
Black shower devices fuse into the dark stone.
A frameless vanity mirror makes a sharp yet understated addition to the vanity area.
A niched shelf tower separates the wall-surprised toilet and bidet with a pillar of contrast.
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Striking Black, Grey And Wood Interior In Estonia
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Sage Green Home Interiors With Soothing Energy
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Sage green is a timeless shade that gently brings a hint of the outdoors. Sage Green Home Interiors is a color that looks at home in any large living space, from large and luxurious to concisely compact. This versatile shade can be used to color high-level spaces that have a tradition or equally to imbue fresh modern vibrations. In this collection of five inspiring home interiors, we take a look at how a consistent color palette of sage green can achieve a soothing flow through modern homes. We will see how the shade works just as well in bathrooms and bedrooms as in main residential areas, and how to achieve the right balance with white and wood tone elements.
Entering the living room of our first smart green home interior, we come across a unique, colorful perforated feature killer design. The stains of color complete a wise green little sofa down front.
A tiny coffee table from a racetrack drops a heavy black note into the center of the sage green and white lounge layout, which helps balance the black wall-mounted TV screen.
The legs of the dining table also exhibit a raw black finish, carrying the dark accent all the way through the open plan living space. A modern hanging light adds another touch of black on top.
Two white dining chairs lightly balance a pair of sage-green equivalents. A green and white kitchen installation maintains the color contrast.
A green upholstered bed dominates the master bedroom design, extending in front of another color perforated feature wall treatment.
In our next home design, the living room is almost free of green accents, except for indoor plants and a lonely disco.
Sage green focal wall is centered in the open plan layout where it colors the main dining room.
Six trendy wicker chairs are complemented by two wicker hangers above the wooden dining table. A clear glass vase of greens makes for a fresh table top.
A shelf pillar carries the green accent to the kitchen, next to a small breakfast bar. Plenty of indoor plants color a ceiling-mounted shelf above the bar.
Wooden tin panels build room dividers and an attractive ceiling corridor that marks the hallway of the home.
A set of wooden slats is applied to the glazed walls of the home office to increase privacy. Inside the home workshop, a tufted leather sofa defines a comfortable lounge area, while the desk is hidden behind. A change in color palette gives the workspace definition of the rest of the home.
The soothing sage green palette is reintroduced into the master dressing room. A running rug and modern wall art make a subtle splash, and a matching green stool is paired with the vanity table.
Heavy black and gray elements are combined with sage green accents in our third home interior, resulting in a moody, high-end aesthetic.
A custom-built green shelf frames the living room area, while a dark wooden grain wall panel defines the dining area. Modern linear pendant light adds a luxurious sheen of gold.
Corridor storage gets an industrial concrete effect finish, with an insert of a warm wood tone.
A wooden herringbone floor flows perfectly from the living room into the bedroom.
A wooden platform bed is fitted with a trendy wooden lath headboard wall.
In Novaya Borovaya, Minsk, this 61.5-square-meter apartment features a welcoming pattern of sage green and wood-toned décor.
Jute carpet puts a complementary natural touch.
A well-stocked bookshelf adds an overlay of various colors to a green living room wall.
A wood panel brings an attractive texture to the home entrance.
Wooden base units are joined by pale gray top cabinets in the kitchen. See more ideas for gray kitchens.
The bedroom is an atmospheric design with mixed wood tones and deep charcoal fabrics.
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This apartment in Krakow was designed for a young businesswoman who asked for a bright and spacious interior with lots of green details. An open concept living room fulfills the conciseness, with a display of indoor plants and a bold green kitchen. Anchored black accents come in the form of a central coffee table, monochrome art and a striking swing arm wall lamp.
The dining room is placed near the living room window where it shines under the influence of sunlight.
A tan sofa makes a warm contrast with the neighboring green kitchen design.
A wooden floor naturally compliments the living greenery in the room.
Green wall shelves and matching storage cabinets color the dining room.
Next to the green kitchen, green glass bricks build a matching feature wall.
Gun metal gray sink and faucet drop dark notes into the green kitchen design.
The bedroom boldly communicates modern tropical vibes with a rich wooden paneled headboard wall and high-end green accents. Green cushions light up a gray bed, while green bedside lamps match modern bedding.
The bedroom and living room are connected by an open door, which gives the home a free-flowing feel.
A green bathtub and vanity unit give the bathroom a unique aesthetic.
A vertical garden wall provides abundant green views.
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Sage Green Home Interiors With Soothing Energy
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Happy Home Interiors With Relaxed Muted Decor
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Off-the-shelf colors make soft, happy fusions within these three inspiring modern Home Interiors, to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. In a sunny home design number one, we see an immediate influx of color with a curved terrace-covered feature wall and TV mount, which are quickly joined by sweet pink, blue and yellow accents. Our second tour takes place in an elegant, mid-century modern-inspired home design that includes a bold green and tan combination and a quirky tapestry-tipped headboard main wall. Finally, we finish our collection with a clear modern apartment interior, where silent color collisions inspire a unique personality and joyful moments.
Fashionable terrace treatment makes a colorful impression within our first outstanding home design. Terrace chips color a curved partition wall just inside the front door.
The pink lounge layout is decided by an unbridled pink sofa design, while blue and yellow accents take a back seat on a small piece of modern artwork.
As the living room window is positioned high in the wall, a stepped window seat steps into view. Stock knocks are neatly hidden inside each staircase.
A wall-mounted storage unit hangs on the dining room wall. The bare floor space that is preserved here helps the compact dining room appear more open and spacious. A yellow insert shelf adds an edifying stripe of color.
Terrace swallows the TV feature wall with an energized pattern.
An internal inverted arched window divides natural light between the living room and the home office nearby.
An LED strip light curves around the top of the terrace partition wall to highlight its colorful influence.
Inside the home office, sugar pink accents color the desk area and an inviting reading night by the window.
A round rug gives the reading angle a luxurious and comfortable appeal. Sunlight flows through the double-glazed windows and falls onto the carpet to create a hot spot on which to bend and cool.
A white desk, top cabinets and a wall shelf fit snugly into the home workspace.
The pink geometric stool of the office reading knob is another multi-functional accent piece that is moved to different areas around the apartment depending on the task.
Measured units flank the home workspace to maximize storage potential in the small apartment.
Inside the nursery, a pink-colored focal wall is surrounded by a set of metal bunk beds. See more crib ideas.
This 683.4 square foot (63.4 square meter) home design is located in Brooklyn, New York, USA. Its mid-century modern living room receives a soothing palette of muted green and tan accents, while an exciting artwork enlivens the space.
White storage units almost disappear into the perimeter of the room behind flat-faced, unobstructed doors.
A suitable armchair sits on either side of the deeper brown couch to create a tonal ensemble. A decorative tray puts another earthy accent on the wooden coffee table, while a large, ripe cactus gives a natural green accent.
The living room rug sets a two-tone pattern that aesthetically connects the incompatible living room furniture.
Four kitchen stools line up along the kitchen island to create an explosion of solid muted green.
Colorful artwork adds happy vibes to the home entrance.
Kitchen cabinets in a natural wood tone offer a neutral accompaniment to the more colorful elements in the scheme.
A strange monkey-themed wallpaper gives the bedroom a wild side. Black wall lamps complete a black metal bed frame.
A black metalwork wall hanging hangs over the headboard.
A fresh bedroom accent chair is highlighted under the window.
A round bathroom mirror puts a green accent on a faded white subway tile back. The rest of the small room is treated to a visual feast of green paint and multicolored mosaic tiles.
Our final home design is a high-end apartment with paneled walls. An elegant floor lamp and modern wall art put bold black accents.
A round coffee table adds a black anchor to the center of the cream, greige and gray chamber. A blue decorative vase adds a breeze blue to the table top.
Next to the window, a red-haired lounge chair is an irresistible reading style.
A dim bench furnishes the shady hallway.
In the bedroom, a sage green bed shelf forms the herpes.
The padded bed is dressed in a color-matched wool throw to enhance the theme.
Olive green cabinets furnish the bathroom.
A color-coordinated vertical radiator blends in with the background, while a black-framed shower creates a contrast.
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Happy Home Interiors With Relaxed Muted Decor
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Restful Home Designs With A Focus On Finishes
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Restful Home Designs is not just about aesthetics, it affects how we feel while we are in our homes. When the outside world is hectic or gray due to urban dirt, it is helpful to create a light and quiet space that you will love to come home to. The two serene home interiors we are exploring here today are designed to give a sense of peace with light neutral furniture and smooth finishes. Modern wall panels build a comfortable cocoon around airy living spaces, building a soothing atmosphere of safe haven. We will look at practical arrangements that achieve a relaxed environment for daily living, master bedrooms that promote sleep, and effective comfortable lighting schemes.
A wall of wooden storage units makes a smooth and serene backdrop for the open plan living space of our first quiet modern home interior.
The open concept is cut into sections of a large comfortable sofa and a clear modern kitchen island. A round coffee table marks the core of the lounge area in smooth, lightweight stone. A smaller, contrasting black table and a black floor lamp make bold accents along with the lighter elements of the living room.
A sofa chase section creates a subtle visual stop at the end of the lounge area.
The sectional sofa follows the border of a softly designed and toned rug that defines the living room of the adjoining dining room.
In the dining room, a strip of mirror is installed under the floating storage cabinets to achieve a light and wide optical illusion.
The TV wall features an attractive installation of modern wood wall panels that alternate between a simple smooth finish and a trendy flute texture. A slim media shelf cuts through the light grain.
Two chic dining room lights elegantly anchor the open-plan dining room in place. They hang low to the dining table to create an intimate atmosphere.
The kitchen island has a clear modern aesthetic with an elegantly raised countertop design.
The finish of the kitchen island connects with the light stucco kitchen wall and a block of matching base and wall units. Underestimated wood equivalents warmly frame the pale stucco effect. Black appliances, black kitchen faucet and adjustable track lights make a smart contrast.
Another black track-collar installation makes its way up and over the master bedroom design. A black bedroom hanging light balances the other side of the room.
The cream-padded bed is complemented by a luxurious padded headboard wall. The soft fabric helps alleviate noise for a restful night’s sleep.
A wooden panel neatly wraps around the window wall, ending at the deep collections of a luxurious bedroom.
The bedroom hanging light comes down on a simple, minimalist liter unit that has neat storage in its base for books.
A vertical strip is removed from the padded headboard wall to make room for a comfortable pillar of mood light next to the bed.
At the foot of the bed, a table is equipped with a lighted vanity mirror.
A glass vase adorns a set of mini-storage boxes that neatly store accessories and makeup.
The custom wardrobe is tidy behind saving sliding doors. Built-in shelf contains shoes, small luggage and bins of off-season items.
Recessed spotlights provide the wardrobe with interior lighting.
In the home entrance, a unique modern puff is set up next to a wide full-length hallway mirror. LED strip lights are hidden around the edge of the mirror to emit a warm and atmospheric glow.
A closet is located on the opposite side of the front door.
The shower room has a clean and inviting scheme of cream stucco and a warm wood tone. A large bathroom mirror increases the feeling of space in the compact room.
A modern bathroom faucet is paired with a unique sink design where water drains into a crevice dump at the back of a sloping base.
Individual towels climb up a narrow wall space next to the door.
Black shower fixtures contrast sharply with the pale damp wall.
Textured TV wall attracts a lot of attention in our second featured home design.
A large rug adds softness under the living room, warmly dabbing it from a cool concrete floor. The only accent chair is the Etc. Lounge Chair by Jan Ekselius for Swedish brand Artilleriet.
The lounge operates around a large L-shaped formation, which makes room for a more secluded formal dining room. A round rug defines a separate, small seat at the back of the room, where LED strips illuminate cayenne wall panels.
In the kitchen, wooden bar stools furnish a breakfast bar, while more dining chairs complement an informal family dining room.
Large windows bring natural light and a serene garden view.
In the home entrance, a textured, runway-shaped sideboard completes the flute wall panels.
The modern staircase has an ethereal presence, standing in pure white marble.
Moving to the master bedroom, a white bedroom rug lays a light break on a wooden chevron floor.
A flute feature wall makes a textile addition behind the headboard.
A wall-mounted vanity unit touches down on the edge of floating media to create a smooth, stepped effect.
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Colouring Modern Interiors With Green and Red Accents
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Modern Interiors With Green and Red decorative accents combine to create bright color breaks within these two predominantly monochrome modern home interiors. Breaks of green provide the cozy hue of the outdoors, which calms and revitalizes the soul. Dotted red decorative elements fall in moments of relentless energy and vibrancy that transform the character of a cool contemporary setting into annoying, extraordinary setting. Our first color home interior is a tour of free-form minimalism with smooth curves and powerful execution. Our second tour is made up of a mix of contemporary and mid-century modern silhouettes, and strong concrete foundations that firmly support a host of vibrant statements.
A fabulous free-form living room rug spreads a gradient of color across the floor of our first prominent home interior. A black living room floor lamp echoes the curves of the carpet design with an oversized arched arm.
The wall decoration of the living room does not exist except for a free-form mirror spectacle, which flakes on the simple white wall like liquid mercury.
A masculine black leather sofa design boldly follows the perimeter of the room. A segmented backrest helps to lighten the appearance of the large black volume.
In the center of the minimalist lounge layout, a white marble coffee table nests with a contrasting black equivalent. The chair next to it is the Barcelona chair designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for Knoll, which was originally designed for the King and Queen of Spain.
Steps on the side of the lounge area give way to an elevated dining area. A modern dining room chandelier competes for attention over a surprising red dining table.
The modern black dining chairs contrast strikingly with the table, making its bright red finish appear even brighter.
In response to the striking nature of the dining hall’s statement, the neighboring dining island is executed in a darker palette of black and clear acrylic.
A simple white kitchen stretches peacefully behind the black kitchen table and a satin silver kitchen island. White integrated appliances quietly blend in with the flat-front cabinet.
Our second featured home design soaks a little darker in shade, with dark gray elements and large black wall panels playing a dominant role. A large round rug places a charcoal base under the open plan living area, which gathers a range of contrasting pieces of furniture together into one comfortable offspring.
A black and white puff ties in with the shape of the large living room rug, and a curved sofa pulls tightly around its edge.
Decorating the living room wall continues the rounded theme and introduces bold green.
A cylindrical stool rounds out the layout of living room furniture without adding any size.
A mid-century modern coffee table places a reuleaux-triangular silhouette in the center of the living room, where it nests with a matching circular coegal. Decorative ceramic vases make a neat decoration and bring a little burst of red.
As we move into the kitchen dining room of our second home design, we come across a smooth, bright red dining table.
A unique dining room chandelier blazes brightly and boldly along the entire length of the red table, creating light reflections across its bright surface.
A decorative shelf builds a useful room divider between the lively kitchen dining room and a less colorful formal dining room. A restrained collection of curiosities and books sparsely occupy its two-sided shelves.
Concrete details cool the red accent interior, in the form of a minimalist modern staircase design, concrete kitchen tables and cool concrete floor.
A low stacked rug underlines the red rectangular dining table with a solid black base.
Modern artwork drops a spotlight on a dark feature wall next to the kitchen. A kitchen peninsula partially fills the opening between the dining room and the kitchen space, creating a functional divide between the two zones.
A wall of light fills the back of the kitchen in bright contrast to extremely black appliance cabinets and a compatible black paneled ceiling treatment.
A white kitchen island is arranged in the center of the open concept kitchen, where it also serves as a casual breakfast bar. Black kitchen stools are paired to accommodate breakfast or coffee break for two.
While one kitchen sink is located on the kitchen peninsula, another finds its home on the kitchen island.
The island runs in tandem to the kitchen peninsula in perfect alignment.
Stainless steel handles brighten up the black kitchen units, while black integrated appliances simply merge with their housings.
The open-side bookshelf allows the viewer to pass all the way from the kitchen to the formal dining room at the far end, which is equipped with a wet bar.
Despite its predominantly dark décor, the home’s interior looks bright and welcoming thanks to well-placed modern lighting and brightly colored accents.
A lunar sculpture is erected on an elevated platform under the modern concrete staircase. Glass railing preserves the floating effect of the concrete treads.
The heavy concrete treads appear almost lightweight in their cantilevered design.
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Colouring Modern Interiors With Green and Red Accents
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Cool Gray Interiors With Welcoming Warm Lighting Schemes
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Gray interiors, though gorgeous, can easily slip into a cool spectrum that looks a little cold and even uninviting. There are many ways to combat this, from attractively wrapping walls with modern textured wall paneling and using luxurious soft furniture to adding small pieces of contrasting accent colors and modern artwork. In this pair of inspiring home designs, we look at how to warm up cool gray home interiors with welcoming warm lighting, including unique table lamps, elegant floor lamps, atmospheric patio lighting and quietly embedded perimeter mood lighting. We will also look at how indoor plants add life to a shady interior decoration with high-end organic forms.
This large villa is located on a mountain in Italy. A large terrace overlooks a magnificent sea view on one side of the house, while windows at the back look out on the dramatic rock face. In the large gray living room area, a small living room floor lamp nestles between two modern sofas, where it emits a comfortable glow.
The tufted sofa design is a flexible modular solution that can be reconfigured to suit.
A small side table is set next to an elegant modern lounge chair. A rectangular coffee table and free-form equivalent nest in front, displaying artistic pottery and a decorative tray.
A large gray rug provides a soft landing under the living area, separating it from a neat home workshop on the other side of the room.
The home workshop, which stands on the side of the living room, can be hidden behind smooth, secretive doors when not in use.
The hidden doors open and slide partly inside its enclosure to allow the desk space to be opened to natural light from the windows.
A gray granite background gives the small home office a luxurious touch.
In the kitchen, a wide skylight feeds an interior courtyard design where small trees and abundant shrubs bloom.
A kitchen island stretches along the central courtyard, enjoying the green, natural view across every inch.
The little marble lamp that stands on the kitchen island is the Solid Table Light, by Terence Woodgate. Modern pottery extends the decoration of the counter.
A strong linear hanging light pushes an intense tube of light over a black breakfast bar that attaches to the side of the kitchen island design. Modern black kitchen stools complement its rugged aesthetic.
Uplighters draw further attention to the stunning courtyard design, where they highlight the intricacies of dense foliage and its depth of color. A granite border is installed around the boundary of the courtyard to form a shallow seat. Seat pads provide a comfortable landing.
The dressing room benefits from the dramatic view and proximity of the mountain rock face. A small floor lamp illuminates a seat of tufted Ottomans.
The master bedroom design has an open plan indoor area with elegant light gray bathrooms and amenities.
The upholstered bed is quietly placed against a simple plank wall, leaving all eyes magnetized to the terrace view.
A small night lamp adds a warm moment of interest on a neat surrounding night table.
A matching floor lamp is paired with a bedroom chair by the window to form a welcome reading spot.
Heavy gray drapes pop up behind the bedroom chair, where they deftly frame the panoramic view.
The bedroom is home to an open plan bathing area where the bathtub melts into the concrete floor, almost like clay on a potter’s wheel.
A standing bathroom faucet fills the tub on the side, while a small side table is on hand to hold a selection of toiletries.
In our second gray home interior, a decorative living room rug lies a delicate pattern.
The carpet helps to establish a zoning between the living area and a nearby kitchen dining room.
A black granite slab lifts a breakfast bar off the concrete kitchen island. A black linear hanging light completes the dark finish of the breakfast bar.
Like the linear lighting fixture, embedded perimeter lights paint a warm glow across the concrete kitchen wall.
A wooden frame warmly accentuates the back wall of the gray kitchen, where it draws attention to the sink.
A miniature Zen garden is set in the kitchen island.
A glass wall separates the apartment from the bedroom.
LED strips emit a soft mood light under the bed.
A closet is attractively decorated with another open fabric rug and a round puff.
The wardrobe is separated from the bedroom by a glass wall and a small temporary area, where a mini-floor lamp and a curved lounge chair form a reading room.
Doormen provide the glass bedroom and bathroom with privacy,
Indoor plants grow beautiful organic silhouettes in front of the bathroom window.
Growing tall next to the bathtub, the indoor plants create a fresh feeling of bathing in the outdoors.
A torrential downpour thunders into a large shower.
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Cool Gray Interiors With Welcoming Warm Lighting Schemes
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Detailed Interiors for Design-Focused Homes
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A simple palette of warm beige tones and fresh white elements form a soft Detailed Interiors background in which smaller decorative details can shine. These three modern home designs each place a specific focus on high-end finishes, including beautiful modern wall paneling and classic woodwork, very stylish designer furniture and delicious contemporary lighting solutions. In this creative collection, three different talented designers put their own twist on the theme, to provide us with lots of ideas for our own spaces. We will visit elegant high-end open-plan living spaces with chic kitchen designs, unique bedrooms with bespoke furniture, perfect washrooms and inspiring home workshops.
In the first of our three featured home designs, a tufted sofa adds deep details to a soft beige and white decor. A black accent cushion provides a moment of dark contrast on the light sofa upholstery, which is balanced by a decorative bowl on the coffee table below the front.
A matching tufted ottoman and living room floor lamp form a passing place for a short reading and short assignments.
Coffee table books accompany the decorative bowl on the modern coffee table to build a casual but elegant headpiece.
The projectable living room has an empty white wall facing the sofa, decorated only with low, linear media and a pair of handmade black terracotta vases. A color-blocked paint effect adds a slice of gray behind the two elements to join them together, while a shallow chimney runs underneath.
Behind the tufted sofa, pale wood grain and white marble kitchen design extend across the entire width of the back wall, with a dining island located outside in front.
A modern, elegant dining room hanger is suspended low above the small dining table, which gives the area an emphasis on the open plan concept.
LED strips neatly illuminate the white back and its luxurious marble grain. Rotary doors provide appliances with a fashionable textured finish.
Proper storage is fused with modern wall panels to build a warm beige edge around a coordinating beige padded crib. A mini wall is positioned above a modern puff, where parents can decide to read bedtime stories.
On the other side of the room, a run of wardrobes walks toward a child’s study area. Floating shelves seem to stand out from a smooth wooden wall panel to achieve a neat, custom look.
In the master bedroom, a winged headboard is built to perfectly fit the width of the space.
Matching table lamps flank the bed in a mirror image, while two mini-frames show abstract artwork in a concise but asymmetrical fashion.
A narrow partition wall briefly divides the sleeping space from the closet.
Usually, a carved mirror crystal cut the wall next to the window, which helps to reflect the flow of natural light. A pair of small, modern wall lights echo the tiny, square aesthetic of the artwork on the opposite wall.
The oak floor of the bedroom continues into the closet to achieve a cohesive flow.
Large-format stone tiles hang a textured background that floods into the floor.
Our second home tour begins in an open plan living room where a large carpet area defines a sophisticated lounge area.
A curved sofa design turns into an impressive modern fireplace wall, where the flames flicker right from the center, next to a reading chair.
Two modern wall lamps project from a dark break in the greige and wooden wall finish, creating a radiant pause.
A huge island cuts through the center of the large kitchen design, making way for an inviting breakfast bar and a six-seater dining table.
A linear pendant light draws a dark accent down from the ceiling, where track lights are mounted within equal black paths.
Latite wall panels complete the fluted kitchen island.
The black trail lights cut around the perimeter of the kitchen and into the hallway, hitting an upper path of the living room.
Behind the kitchen island, a white kitchen installation is interrupted by elegant black appliances.
The master bedroom is dominated by a wide upholstered bed design and a striking adjoining hanger.
A unique bedside table lamp illuminates the other side of the bed in a silhouette that seems to smoothly emulate the designer bedroom chair.
One of two modern home offices is endowed with a super-chic desk and a compatible side table.
The second home workshop is just as well furnished with a marble desk and custom bookcases.
In our final featured home design, woodwork wall panels give a classic feel. An arc floor lamp draws a precise, curved line in the center of the living room that complements a round coffee table and side combination.
The large living room contains a single kitchen, which is designed to merge peacefully with the beige boiserie, and with a white marble partition at the front entrance.
Dark paint defines a graceful arched doorway that leads to the private residence.
A stone basin equips a convenient wash area at the front door.
A unique bedroom hanging light adds a beautiful detail on one side of the bed while a wooden panel workspace textures the other.
The second bedroom is designed with black and white chevron rug. Two bedroom chairs continue the black and white combo.
Bedroom number three is tailored with custom wardrobes and custom floating liter units. A black LED table lamp provides reading light.
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Youthful Interiors with Art, Sculpture & Collectibles
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An artistic Youthful Interiors environment promotes inspiration and creativity, joy and wonder. Without art, the human-created world becomes gray and laborious, cold and closed. Art allows us to think about ourselves in new ways and experience what other animals cannot. With such importance, why wait for a trip to the art gallery or museum to feel the positive effects? Let us bring uplifting art into our homes in the form of enchanting paintings, extraordinary sculptures and interesting collections to enrich and transform our daily life. Take these two youthful home interiors for example, where a pepper of colorful art instills fresh charm, lively energy and a sense of childish fun.
In this 270-square-meter Art Center in Xian, China, the living room is dotted with modern art elements that bring subtle decoration to life. A detailed living room chandelier design adds a classic core.
A Keith Haring cushion adds a fun pop of contrasting color to the blue L-shaped sofa.
A sculpture inspired by Mickey Mouse adorns a unique chest next to the sofa. Its shady finish delivers an edgy flicker of pastel to the bright black unit.
An abstract pattern creates movement through the center of the space in the form of a large living room rug. Its blue and white color scheme perfectly complements the blue modern sofa with its clean white edge tube.
The modern coffee table is home to Mikki by Hikari Shimoda. This large and vibrant resin character infuses color and whim that evoke emotions from childhood.
A colorful “J’aime la vie” accent pillow proclaims “I love life”, which was also the title of Sandra Kim’s winning Eurovision Song Contest for Belgium in 1986.
Smaller statuettes in alternative color patterns make a bright group in front of a coordinating, framed Pinocchio print.
Color fades in the kitchens and dining rooms, where it takes on an air of moderate formality. Here, a round dining table is surrounded by simple black upholstered dining chairs, and lighting is tucked away in the ceiling.
The upholstered dining chairs are lightened by a polished extra frame that joins with a set of unique kitchen stools at the back.
Gray and white bright kitchen cabinets build a smooth background that reflects light from the windows of the kitchen and dining room.
Sculptured monochrome vases, a silver decorative tray and a unique candle are collected in a striking decoration of the simple kitchen island. The rest of the kitchen counter is empty and minimalist, with all the appliances hidden downstairs in the closets.
A sleepy beige, gray, and wooden bedroom decor becomes charged with the energy of a bold black-and-white checkered throw and cushion. Clad wall panels make up the headboard, while a wooden soffit provides a practical mount for upper lighting.
A glass wall divides the bedroom from the wardrobe.
The second bedroom holds another soothing beige, gray and wooden palette, which this time is enlivened by a punk flower blanket.
On the night table, a playful inspired Mickey Mouse introduces a translucent pink accent.
The side table completes the animated statuette with a magical iridescent quality.
Built-in storage cabinets build a neat perimeter around the bedroom that matches the aesthetics of equipped units in the living room and bathrooms to achieve a cohesive flow.
Our second example of an art lover’s home is also an appreciation of spectacular designer furniture. The large, modular sofa maintains a neutral presence under a simple white upholstery that allows the smaller pieces in the room to shine.
Black window frames clearly define the edges of the living room’s panoramic view, as a framed painting.
An impulsive blue chair enters next to the sofa, where it is positioned to enjoy the outside view rather than what is on the projector.
A shared media shelf is decorated with a modern planter that paints a Christian black focus.
The dark planter is balanced by a black floor lamp on the opposite side of the sofa layout. Along with a statement red chair, the lamp constitutes a welcome reading area.
Illuminated bookshelves await a library of tomes as it presents itself as a host of prized superhero decor.
A huge structural pillar and two narrow partitions divide the living room from a semi-open plan home office.
In the adjoining dining room, it is a bright red dining table that demands attention.
A minimalist kitchen design fades lightly in the backdrop of the dining room.
White base cabinets run behind a second structural pillar and another narrow section.
A shelf was built between the pillars of the home office, and to provide a prominent place for decoration and to strengthen the separation of space. A handmade vase fills the gap.
Black and white wall art makes a bold welcome statement in the home office.
A modern home office shelf runs to the wall at different lengths in a secondary burst of creative energy.
A unique desk controls the floor.
LED strips brighten the bookshelves.
Right next to the home office, another unique table design serves as a meeting room and formal dining room.
The Star Wars decor is displayed on a custom base shelf that surrounds the kitchen.
A sort of elegant chairs surrounds the table.
Abstract art colors the wall.
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Creating Cohesive Interiors With Curves And Colour
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Colorful terazzo treatments, soft brown and blue accents, graceful bows and curved decorative elements make up these two interesting Cohesive Interiors that exude comfort and style. Displayed by 星 星 YT, This exceptional duo of modern home designs combines architectural arches with curved furniture silhouettes and deeply tufted sofas to make welcome accommodations. Kitchens are cool and colorful with a fresh and youthful atmosphere. Bedroom spaces are unique, furnished with custom wardrobe designs, eye-catching custom-made headboards featuring walls and custom-made vanity units. Creative home lighting fixtures blend with textured wall panels to form unique spotlights, cut out bright perimeters and highlight distinctive cabinets.
A large gray living room rug sets a quiet and comfortable base in our first home design. The dove-gray island serves as a serene springboard for beautiful natural wooden elements, while an interesting backdrop of illuminated bookshelves and 3D art adds a stronger color.
Wooden units curve smoothly from the home entrance to the open floor kitchen. At the front door, a shelf niche was built in to add a decorative touch. The rest of the unit makes useful storage space for coats and houses excess.
A deep tufted sofa looks almost too good to resist. An elegant arched gate leads from the living room into the home office.
The modern fireplace is integrated into the TV wall, where it blazes openly along the surface of a hanging media. Top cabinets store more media and household items and act as a clear white mount for the TV screen.
The open-plan lounge is supported by the dining room. A modern dining room light visually anchors it in place.
On the opposite side of the kitchen, another wall of curved wooden cabinets mirrors those in the home entrance to achieve an equal balance. A strip of LED light illuminates the perimeter of the kitchen to create a bright, sharp edge.
A second fireplace is ceiling mounted next to the window to create a comfortable reading song. A yellow cushioned accent chair makes for a comfortable landing, while a chrome side table is available to hold the book of the week.
A unique wooden side table contributes an artistic, sculptural element.
In the dining area, four trendy wicker chairs surround a modern wooden dining table. A large indoor plant connects the indoor dining room with the green panorama outside the window.
Two kitchen bar stools put bold yellow accents against a cheerfully colorful terraced kitchen peninsula.
Inside the study, wicker doors elegantly enclose office storage units. The wicker desk chair is an Easy chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret.
A glass vase makes a beautiful decoration.
Continuing into the master bedroom, we find a dove-gray upholstered bed on a rug with gently rounded corners.
Circular tiles add three-dimensional interest to the trapdoor wall, behind a floating bedside table.
Brown bed throw ties tonally with a wooden panel inside the headboard wall feature.
The brown decorative accent is repeated on a unique vanity stool that is joined by a floating canvas table by the window. A wall mirror hangs a silvery stream of free-form curves.
In the center of our second place of residence, a terrace coffee table makes an edifying display of color.
The round coffee table is set up with a smaller terrace companion that spreads the delicate colored chips further into the light gray and brown decor of the living room.
Behind the sofa, a piece of modern wall decoration brings a bit of atmospheric light. A unique floor lamp adds to the brightness.
Shady cabinets are paired with nebulous blue tiles in the kitchen. Under cabinet lights, the contrasting elements stand out.
A fluted glass divider provides a subtle separation between the kitchen and the living room.
Wooden tin panels form a textured layer behind a white marble TV mount. A black TV stand makes a dark contrast under a modern table lamp. See more unique table lamps.
The pale gray sofa makes a slight impact on the living space.
The staircase is flanked by a minimalist glass railing to keep the aesthetics simple.
Under the stairs, terraced tiles surround a small dining room. A linear chandelier illuminates the look.
A terraced tiling is repeated across the kitchen floor and presentation wall.
A bold color block effectively breaks down the single small kitchen.
LED strips cut brightly between modern wall panels on the landing.
A shapeless jewel draws attention in the main bedroom, burning brightly against a custom-made characteristic wall. See more inspiration for bedroom hangers.
A clear glass vase crowns a unique curved side table.
Color contrast makes a bold feature of a home workshop in the bedroom. A fresh gray desk chair calms the palette.
The contrasting color is repeated in the dressing room, behind a round vanity mirror and a chic gray vanity stool. A round carpet completes the ensemble.
Another colorful vanity area brightens up the bathroom design.
The final bedroom is a bright and welcoming space with a lighted curved headboard design.
A backlit glass cabinet illuminates the opposite side of the bed.
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Silky Smooth Interiors With Alluring Curves
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Silky Smooth Interiors finishes, light and soothing backgrounds, arches and creative curves fill these two modern home interiors with a moderate sense of luxury. Displayed by 振宇, This interesting interior duo ignites a plot with strokes of the unexpected. Wall and ceiling stucco takes on a life of its own as it rises and falls in subtly curved foci, room dividers and zoning devices. Thoughtful lighting schemes draw attention to detail and set the mood. Furniture is contemporary with an emphasis on comfort and elegant practicality. Built-in cabinets offer completely custom-made arrangements that embrace the edges of room arrangements well, taking advantage of most empty spaces.
Our first outstanding home design has a living room with a stunning view. The large edge-to-edge window inspires a sunken living area so that the panorama can be enjoyed up to the rear of the apartment.
A curved ceiling leans over the head, which adds to the light and airy atmosphere of the living room. Back on the living room floor, a pair of round coffee tables complete the arched ceiling line.
Behind the sunken living room, a second seat is located towards the back of the apartment where there is less natural light. To combat the shadows, a built-in LED lighting system was installed along the perimeter of the room. The thin ribbon also accentuates a smoothly curved canopy that juts out to its end behind a built-in bookcase.
The large living room rug adds texture underfoot. A unique coffee table has a glass extension that allows the striking carpet pattern to shine through.
A Tom Dixon Opal Bow a floor lamp can be switched between powerful and diffused light to suit the situation or task. Behind the cushioned modular sofa, a row of built-in bookshelves are backlit to set up a comfortable atmosphere.
More LED strip lights cast a subtle glow across the TV wall and under a bank of floating cabinets.
A rich walnut tree fills the floors and features walls.
A passage between the living room and the dining room is enlivened by the flickering flame of an elegant mailbox.
Above the modern fireplace, concave circles sink into the stucco to create a beautiful focus.
A huge arch gives entrance to the formal dining room. A large ceiling rose and a round dining table continue the curved motif.
The dining room is combined with an open plan kitchen layout.
The peaceful gray master bedroom scheme is warmly woven with a wooden panel headboard and refreshed with muted green accents.
Two bedroom chairs, a small side table and a floor reading lamp make for a comfortable conversation, a place for morning coffee, or a place to sleep.
Another wooden panel headboard feature wall provides the focus for a second double bedroom design.
Inside the closet, smoky glass cabinets moodily line one wall, while a modern vanity table is customized to overlap the deep window sill.
Here, a curved ceiling line completes an arched padded headboard. A raised platform around the bed forms an uneven layout.
The final bedroom, located right next to the living room, is a large and bright space. A round rug begs playfully from under the upholstered bed to support the interesting asymmetrical arrangement.
Inside the shower room, a similar material palette ensures consistency throughout.
A decorative tray adorns the cool white marble vanity with a shade of a warming wood tone.
In the final bathroom, two modern bathroom lights descend in front of a lighted mirror and cast an atmospheric glow through a unique glass bathtub.
Within our second featured home design, a tasseled living room rug lay texture and pattern to shake laconic living room design.
The TV wall is curved to form a smooth separation between the living room and the hallway.
Recessed lights border a curved ceiling detail above the sofa.
A glass brick partition wall shares a light with the neighboring home office. Adjacent to the lounge in the open layout, a dining room is lit by a backlit wine storage wall.
As we pass the dining room, we arrive at a modern white and wood-toned kitchen installation.
Two delicate dining room lights drip tiny drops of light onto the dining room.
Inside the modern home office, a custom L-shaped desk was wall mounted to maximize floor space.
Drawers add storage under the desk, while a wall-mounted bookcase keeps files away from the work surface.
In the master set, a unique bedroom pendant light draws attention at one end of a tailored headboard design, where it highlights its fashionable slatted texture.
Curved stucco melts the trap wall into the ceiling line to create one flowing feature.
The apartment also has a smaller guest room. An unusual arched trapdoor design is paired with an equally unique storage unit that has decorative portholes on its doors.
Back in the master bedroom, a tinted glass bathtub leads to the open floor ensuite.
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Greige Interior Design Inspiration
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Interior Design Inspiration, We lived in harmony with beige as a light and warm base color and celebrated gray as a cool and grumpy successor. Now, all the attention is on greige, a mix of colors gray and beige. This versatile new neutral is subtly warmer than the shady tones that have recently dominated laconic interiors, but a little cooler than sand and deer shades. This balanced mix gives the greige decoration a universal quality that suits all spaces, regardless of size and natural light quality. In this collection of three inspiring modern home interiors, we’ll look at the introduction of gray into soothing accommodations, kitchens, modern bedrooms, and an elegant bathrooms.
A gray sectional sofa merges against a color-matching wall inside our first modern home interior. A large and unique modern wall light provides a bold focus to shake the laconic setting.
The lounge is an open concept with the dining room close to the lounge. A beech dining table and matching wooden dining chairs lightly complement the warm greigelements in the combined scheme.
A black ceiling fan contrasts sharply with the bright background and complements a dark brown-black coffee table in the center of the lounge.
Slim floor lamps and black window curtains add darker accents to the mainly greige decoration. A textured rug makes a tonal base.
In the middle of the open plan living space, a large fireplace adds a cozy atmosphere.
Greige stucco wraps around the living room wall into the staircase to create one cohesive color story.
A beech room divider slides between the living room and the home entrance with a light-permeable, wide design.
The custom room divider peacefully completes the adjacent wooden dining set. Storage units are integrated into its base to function as a dining room.
The beautiful dining room is a handmade Formakami JH4 Pendant by Jaime Hayón for & Tradition, which is a modern take on traditional Asian paper lanterns. A striking black wall decoration completes the black stained oak rings of the hanging and two black dining stools that mark the head and foot of the table.
An indoor tree adds a splash of refreshing greenery to the solar dining room.
A small wall lamp throws light over the front door of the apartment. A row of fitted wardrobes stands next to the front door to store coats and bags.
The single-wall kitchen is a sleek gray design with a highly contrasting black back. A single shelf overhangs the tiled backsplash, which creates a neat mount for a strip of LED light.
A tower of open kitchen shelves serves as a decorative springboard for a narrow breakfast island.
The breakfast bar crosses right in front of the kitchen window to enjoy the natural light and the view. Two elegant asylum kitchen stools are submitted.
Modern wall light illuminates the bar in times of dim light from the window.
In the bedroom, the gray palette is darkened by his shady gray cousin.
The platform bed has a custom cut headboard that fits perfectly to the width of the room. An LED ribbon highlights a textured gray trapdoor wall.
A modern floor lamp and exquisite jewelry add side lighting to the bedroom lighting system.
Another indoor tree raises the gray bedroom.
Small side tables neatly overlap the edges of the sleek platform bed, saving floor space.
The floor lamp and hanging light save a valuable side table.
In this 75 square meter apartment, greige decoration promotes a feeling of warm and light serenity.
A glass coffee table makes a light-reflecting addition to the center of the greige lounge. A single coffee table book makes simple accessorization.
A unique floor lamp adds a dark accent next to the gray sofa, while a wall-hung bookshelf places a rich grain of wood against the gray stucco.
The clear glass coffee table allows the chevron fabric of the jute carpet to be displayed directly, extending the feeling of free space.
Mid-century modern furniture stylizes a high-end dining room. A vintage wall mirror and a small dining room hanging lamp work together to visually anchor the dining room within the open plan living space.
Behind the round dining table, an L-shaped kitchen stands out with a pop of solid yellow over the stove.
An attractive arched gate leads to the greige corridor.
In the bedroom, a luxurious golden bedside table shakes the sleek gray decor.
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In our final modern home design, a small gray sofa is deeply contrasted by burgundy and reddish scattered cushions.
A set of fluted decorative vases carries the reddish accent on a modern round coffee table.
A large area rug puts a natural jute texture underfoot that complements the soft greige-room palette.
Behind the sunken lounge area, the elevated dining room is home to a modern dining set with a cushioned bench on one side and three chic dining chairs on the other.
A unique lounge chair makes for an elegant read by the light of a patio window.
The unique staircase design appears suspended in front of the bright gray walls, where it surrounds a minimalist kitchen installation.
Inside the chic bathroom, a luxurious marble vanity is integrated with a unique bathroom.
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A Modern Indian Brutalist House With Artistic Touches
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Combining a crude Brutalist House composition with softer Indian interior touches, this fabulous home design is a dramatic blend of modern architectural principles and traditional Indian typologies. Created by talent at The Web Architects, this unique house was designed for a small entrepreneurial family with a creative mindset. In addition to running a flower business, the client is also a poet, while his son is an avid nature photographer. Built on a plot of about 12,000 square feet, the large property was shaped to provide a simple, functional home. A minimal material palette of concrete, natural stone and keystone provide a modest interior base for decorated Indian elements and art.
With a southwest-facing plot, the brutalist house exterior had to be shaped to protect its interior from the scorching sunlight and heat. An overhanging canopy was inspired by the mysterious sight of an Indian woman shading her face from the sun under the folds of a pallu or odhani.
A bold red sculpture draws a focus near the back door of the home, contrasting brightly with the green landscape. To prevent the architectural envelope from appearing too thick and disproportionate to the main volume of the home, the protruding case was cut and staggered.
The sloping profile of the canopy gives the structure a visually light result while reaching a deep shadow over the windows.
The sliced facade also creates three cantilevered levels. Various terraces are pocketed under the canopy to take advantage of the happy shade, most of which have abundant greenery and flowers. The simple entrance slides under a concrete canopy. It has a three-meter high door that is pulled out and embedded in stone. The front door welcomes guests into an impressively long passageway with seating arranged on the left and a waiting lobby on the right.
The deep overhangs protect not only the windows from direct sunlight but the outer walls from heat gain.
The architectural concept was finalized after studying the solar path.
The concrete walls of the home are woven with lumber, which provides additional visual interest without disrupting the honesty of the material.
The property, called Beton Brut (raw concrete in French), takes advantage of the edifying color and freshness of plant life both inside and out. Due to the predominantly arid climate of the region, drought-prone plants have been selected for the southwest-facing terraces. These temperate specimens also encourage an influx of beautiful butterflies and hummingbirds to the outdoor terraces, creating an amazing biodiversity.
As we move inside the home, we discover a magnificent double-height living room. Molded concrete continues to have a textural interest here, and provides a cool gray background for the warmth of rich tequila furniture. Living spaces are focused on the garden to establish a consistent connection with nature.
A highly decorative Jharokha makes a striking contradiction to the simplicity of the brutalist concrete structure. The opening overlooks the large living room below, creating a close link between two levels of the home.
The complexity of the Jharokha design is complemented by traditional carved art on the opposite side of the room. Many decorative pieces in the home are picked up from old Havelis, mandapas, and vases to soak up an authentic Indian essence into the home.
Interior windows create more connections between levels and benefit from natural light from every direction.
The staircase design features open wooden steps to achieve a light balance with the bold concrete surroundings.
Colorful artwork and round portholes add interesting details to the climb.
Up on the landing area, glass railings allow the unique staircase design to be taken fully without obstruction.
A courtyard grows at the base of the stairs. The indoor plants were chosen to help maintain the humidity level of the interior.
Two staircases are welcome in sunlight throughout the day. One, a linear slit-like opening near the wall and the other a dim roof lantern. A dramatic play of light falls over the textured concrete to create a dynamic setting.
Above, natural photography brings color and life to the design of the master bedroom. The moderate material palette of concrete, sandstone, mud stone and keyboard wood continues in the bedrooms to ensure a quietly cohesive interior aesthetic throughout.
A teak deck bed has a floating trapdoor design that leaves the floor space looking clear and untidy. High-gloss Mud-stone tiles reflect the furniture contours, creating a dreamy, watery effect. A beautiful plantation welcomes the homeowner outside onto the shaded terrace.
Striking planters, a comfortable chair and a small side table form an inviting reading area.
On the ground floor and site plan, we see how trees have been strategically positioned around the property so that when they bloom, they will protect the house from the southwest heat.
The garden is located to the west.
Once the floor plan was completed, it was important to ensure that sunlight coming in from the southwest was controlled to protect the home from severe weather conditions.
Car parking is arranged within the cool limits of an underground garage.
The architectural shape creates a duality of light and shadow, which also enhances the board-shaped texture of the concrete.
The home design communicates a great sense of space that unites the family without endangering individuality.
Areas of congregation are interspersed with places of solitude to provide a sense of freedom and luxury.
Despite its assertive geometric shapes and powerful monolithic appearance, the home contains an emotional heart.
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Embracing Dark Interior Richness
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Without the right lighting, accents and strong silhouettes, a dark interior design can be blurry or simply depressing. With thoughtful accents, the dark decor is mysterious, exciting and profound. Thoughtful lighting focuses on highlights in the room, creating bright views of style and wonder. To illustrate, we present inspiring home interiors that offer two contrasting alternatives to set a tastefully dark decor. Home design number one is saturating ebony black with luxurious introductions of mood lighting where you would least expect it. Our second tour takes us to a smaller apartment where the decor is slightly lightened to a charcoal and graphite combination that builds a comfortable cocoon.
In our first inspiring example of modern dark interior design, a large modular sofa layout forms an island of deep comfort in the center of the shadows.
One side of the sectional sofa composition is turned into a projector screen that illuminates an entire wall when in use.
The dark, projectable living room gives an authentic cinematic experience with low-level lighting and a quiet atmosphere. Light streaks thread thinly around the edges of the room and up a small staircase to guide a safe step.
A single chair stands against the sofa to round out the furniture arrangement. Its designer shape is highlighted under the brightness of the projector screen; a prominent shadow is cast at the foot of the neat chair, which enlarges its presence in the spacious room.
In front of the modular sofa, a modern coffee table has book storage in its base. Part of its surface is finished in white marble, which highlights the piece within the grumpy black environment.
A modern fireplace is unusually located on the side of the room, where it blazes under a striking lightbox feature. A unique floor lamp carries light into a dark corner nearby.
Small table lamps dot the black decoration with brief moments of illumination.
Intense light streaks fall on black wood grain panels to form a lighted feature wall. The attention-grabbing installation effectively balances the brightness of the opposite chimney.
A side table fits conveniently into the modular sofa layout.
Unlike the rest of the shaded interior, glass blocks bring glorious natural daylight flooding on a modern staircase design. Black footsteps seem to float lightly to the second floor.
A glass wall separates the living room from a chic tea room design.
Inside the tea room, a solid backlit wall features an untouched collection of tea paraphernalia.
In the kitchen, a white island counter lies brightly in the black scheme under focused spotlights. Brown dining chairs add notes of welcoming warmth.
In our second dark interior design, the sectional sofa divides the living room from an open kitchen dining room.
Behind the gray sofa, a bright red smeg fridge makes a boldly colorful statement under the kitchen island.
The bright flames of a modern fireplace are moody contrasts of a luxurious gray marble fireplace.
A small side table slides neatly up next to the gray couch, where a mature indoor plant adds height, texture, and color relief.
Gray cloths swim on the dark herringbone floor.
A large carpet sets a lighter tone against the rich floor treatment.
Beneath the island, the kitchen floor treatment stands out in a lighter tone than the rest of the room to create a clear zoning.
Black kitchen units form a recommended frame around a dark marble back and country house.
Integrated appliances and black accessories merge into the shady kitchen design.
LED strips clearly draw attention to open kitchen shelves.
The extension of a dining table is executed in a wood-effect finish, which is completed by the floor of the living room.
A modern fruit bowl makes a simple and functional table top.
The gray granite tile that underlines the kitchen is repeated in the home entrance to separate the free space.
A backlit full-length mirror lightens the small entrance.
A plush entrance bench sits in front of the mirror to form a wardrobe against a row of built-in wardrobes.
The bedroom is a cocoon of gray-gray upholstery, gray stone and dark wood grain.
The shading scheme is carefully lit with low mood lighting to promote rest and good sleep.
Linear pendant light and rotating wall light provide read light.
A gray bed and matching bedding melt into the dark bedroom decor.