INTERIOR STYLES
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ART DECO
The interior in the Art Deco style is a mixture of styles and elements of different eras and styles: Empire style, Egyptian archaic, Indian exoticism and African decorativeness. It is characterized by rounded corners, clear vertical lines and concave shapes. Common materials include exotic woods, plastic laminate, chrome and stainless steel.
CLASSIC
The modern classic interior combines the generally accepted canons, is distinguished by rigor, elegance, and most importantly, functionality, it is much more convenient for modern life. In a classic interior, the composition is built around focal points. This could be a fireplace, dining table, chic sofa, or an antique dresser. Furniture is placed around the center, decor items or wall lamps are placed symmetrically. The classic style is proportional in everything.
BAROQUE
In interior design Baroque strives for grandeur and splendor. The peculiarities of the style in the interior are: spatial scope, wealth and luxury, symmetry, massive expensive furniture, an abundance of gilding, stucco molding and elaborate decor, wall paintings, frescoes, color contrasts. The walls are covered with expensive fabrics or tapestries. It can be plain, dark or light wallpaper with a complex floral pattern and decorative plaster. For finishing the floor is used marble which can also go over the walls, parquet, porcelain stoneware. The floors are covered with carpets.
NEOCLASSICS
Neoclassicism in the interior is a deliberate symmetry, verified proportions, clear lines and simple rectangular shapes. The style is characterized by a light finish that visually expands the space. There is no bright color palette and excessive splendor. Neoclassicism will be the best choice for modern people who are prone to conservatism, who value high quality of life, but are not used to flaunting it. Make an almost completely minimalistic interior with a hint of classics, or bring a touch of minimalism to the classic atmosphere of the room, indicated in individual interior items. It's all about calmness and harmony!
ECLECTICISM
Today, any interior that cannot be attributed to one particular style is usually called eclectic. In eclecticism, you can create a combination of all the different styles, such as traditional classic, ethnic, modern, retro, Mediterranean and others, and this allows you to achieve amazing results. Today, eclectic design is called a design that cannot be attributed to any specific style. It can sometimes seem gaudy or overly tricky, and eclecticism is sometimes criticized for lack of consistency. But this way you can easily overcome the stylistic stagnation, it is also simple and interesting to update it. You can combine traditional classics, baroque, ethnic, modern, hi-tech.
FUSION
Fusion is a style in interior design that combines completely different ideas from seemingly incompatible styles, without losing integrity and harmony. In the interior, you can combine not only elements of different styles: here you can see objects from all kinds of cultures and eras. The highlight of the style is a combination of natural and even refined raw materials with cheap ones. Valuable wood and ordinary plastic, stone and aluminum, glass and vinyl - everything is welcomed. In interior design the style can combine the harmony of Eastern traditions and Western technology, the restraint of the Scandinavian style and the minimalism of the Japanese style, antique furniture with modern household appliances, a business atmosphere with the comfort of a home. When creating a fusion interior, there are no rules, it is a mixture of styles, each time with new ingredients and in new proportions.
INDUSTRIAL
The minimalistic and strict industrial style in the interior is becoming more and more relevant in city apartments and country houses. Manufacturability and functionality have taken dominant positions in architecture and design. The main task of the industrial style is to show all hidden things. Walls are left unfinished, wires and pipes are displayed, rust is presented as decor, and old things are played up in a new context. The industrial style in the interior is best realized in the context of loft - with its free open spaces of the factory type. But even in an ordinary apartment or private house, the design can be give an industrial character.
LOFT
Loft style is an architectural trend in interior design of the 20th and 21st centuries, for which residential or office space is created by reequipping attic spaces abandoned due to higher rental prices in the city center of factories, plants, warehouses. A loft is a huge open space. As a rule, it has more than one hundred square meters and is abundantly filled with natural sunlight breaking through wide windows. Its main and distinctive features are high ceilings and the absence of any partitions. The harmonious combination of various architectural solutions is the main concept of the style. In such a space, the elements of antiquity (frayed brick walls, peeling frames, metal stairs and ventilation systems that are in plain sight) look quite naturally next to modern technology, practical lighting systems, chrome details and mirrors.
GOTHIC
Gothic is the only style that has created a completely original system of forms and a new understanding of the organization of space and volumetric composition. The characteristic features of the Gothic style are vertical composition, elongated proportions. Fan vault with supports, coffered ceiling and wood paneling of the walls. The halls are high, narrow and long, or wide with supports in the center. The interiors in the Gothic style are distinguished by grandeur and grace. The walls are not perceived as a basic structure, they become lighter, veneered with wood or decorated with wall paintings in bright colors, wall tapestries. Huge convex glass windows have a lead frame without curtains, multicolored stained glass windows, lighting effects.
CUBISM
The Cubist style appeared at the beginning of the 20th century in France and is characterized by the use of geometrized conventional forms and local colors. Cubism is, first of all, simple but unusual forms with a strict geometry of lines. Such forms are found in everything - in furniture, in decor items, in drawings and decoration, you can also completely change the perspective of a room, divide it in a non-standard way. In a cubic interior, simple abstract patterns are always found.
TECHNO
Techno style in the interior. T means technology. The future in interior design has already arrived. Techno style fully corresponds to the breath of the century. It is for those who are always in a hurry, busy, energetic, time-saving and result-oriented. Homebodies are unlikely to like such an interior. Techno combines elements of several directions, but its main distinguishing feature is the sophisticated technical devices, gadgets and devices. It's like demonstrating the capabilities of the latest iPhone, but not in a public place, just at home. This is such an immodest style.
HIGH TECH
High-tech design is minimalism, ergonomics, modern building materials and advanced technologies, light and space. Distinctive features are the lack of decor and the dominance of functionality. All the attributes of interior design reflect the style of "high technology": protruding elements of structures, engineering equipment, metal surfaces and chrome pipes. Geometric lines, abstract shapes in the spirit of constructivism and cubism, high-tech innovative materials of furniture items with built-in appliances - all these are striking features of the high-tech style. The style “works” with space prudently and economically: if the partitions, then those that can be displaced, removed; if the doors, then sliding, "going" into the walls.
MINIMALISM
Minimalism as a trend finally took shape in the second half of the 20th century. This style replaced the overly decorative Art Nouveau style, which after the Second World War caused negative associations in bourgeois society. The pace and style of life have also changed - people strive for simplicity and reliability. The use of natural materials, a lot of free space, functional furniture, geometric shapes, monochrome colors, large windows, hidden light sources, rejection of unnecessary decor, all these are the main features of the minimalism style.
MAXIMALISM
Maximalism is voluminous, warm and welcoming. The interior in this style is overflowing with many elements. First of all, maximalism in the interior must fill every corner of the room. Starting with neutral shades of furniture upholstery, table, chest of drawers and window curtains, gradually add bright colors: red, blue, green, gold, which are displayed in patterns of wallpapers, paintings and other accessories. There is always liveliness in maximalism. This style is not afraid of bold colorful hues. Dark walls create a great contrast with the hot shades of furniture upholstery, accessories, and shiny surfaces can set the tone and create harmony. Maximalism is the complete opposite of the minimalism style.
SCANDINAVIAN
Scandinavian style is a design in white, beige and pastel colors, which is characterized by four main components: simplicity, practicality, strict lines and restrained elegance. Scandi interiors make you fall in love with their versatility: spontaneity in them is combined with sophistication, love of freedom - with thoughtful organization, practicality and functionality - with love for decor and a desire for hygge. A Scandinavian-style apartment is, first of all, a space for a comfortable everyday life.
POP ART
Rainbow colors and catchy shapes, division with bright accents, an abundance of plastic and the active exploitation of images of consumer goods are characteristic features of Pop Art. You can hold attention with colored tiles on the floor or a cloud-like sofa. Gloss is an indispensable element of ceiling, floor, furniture and decor coatings. The world of pop art is the world of signs and symbols that have entered popular culture and are deposited in the mind as a common visual experience.
VINTAGE
Vintage style in the interior is a very budgetary direction that does not require a solid infusion of funds, at least because you can inherit items from someone. The main idea of the vintage style is the unobtrusive introduction of antique objects and decorative elements into the everyday interior. In fact, it is not far from classicism, with some shades of retro and provence. But the influence of modernity cannot be ignored either. Therefore, in the vintage design of the space there is always a place for new, practical designs and materials. The main thing is their external correspondence to a certain era, causing a slight nostalgia for the past.
MODERNISM
Modernism is a fundamentally new artistic idea; it is a popular trend in interior design. If all previously existing art depicted reality by different means, then modernism rejected the very concept of reality. Each author interpreted it as it exists in his imagination, he did not create reality, but his attitude towards it. His special language, full of conventions, required the work not of the mind, but of the heart. Modernism is not an easy art, it presupposes an active joint work of the author and the viewer.