HOME INTERIOR DESIGN

The amalgamation of classic and modern styles in the home interior design of a suburban or urban residence creates a style imbued with luxury. Despite the humility of classic elements and the functionality of modern design, this interior catches the eye with its expressiveness, drama, and meticulously thought-out details.

Space, Colours, and Contrasts

The living space in the home design is expansive, marked by a sense of lightness and bright colours. The monochromatic palette is enlivened by vibrant Art Deco style accents, which designers skilfully play with to ensure that the modern space stands out. Our team will ensure that both small and spacious private home interiors are both visually appealing and practical, suitable for a single homeowner or a large family. While the classic style is charming, our implemented ideas bring to life a unique feature of this home – a subtle and highly tasteful combination of different materials: exotic woods, mirrors, velvets, stones, marbles, and many more.

The Subtleties of Home Interior Design: What Prevails – Classic or Modern?

When we take a look at our completed home designs, it's difficult to pinpoint a dominating style. The charming elegance of classical style details imbue the home with expressiveness, humility, and unparalleled refinement. On the other hand, accents of modern design captivate with their minimalism, practicality, and functionality.

The Permutation Revealed Through Lighting

This permutation of styles is also beautifully manifested through lighting elements. Massive chandeliers typical of classical design find companionship in geometric shapes and original lighting elements of minimalist design.

Colour Palette

The predominant monochromatic colour scheme is professionally complemented by accents of similar hues or by details that stand out with vibrant colours. The choice of light shades for home interior walls makes even large spaces look simply stunning. The sense of professionally created comfort and airiness is further augmented by the wide usage of glass, crystal, and mirrored surfaces.

If you decide to add an exotic touch to your home interior design, it's best to use exotic wood for floors and countertops. If you do not want to deviate from the light colour scheme, yet yearn for something unexpected, a marble wall or marble fireplace facing would be an ideal choice.

Furniture is More Than a Design Element

At first glance, the luxurious, attractive furniture serves not just a decorative function. Abiding by the principles of modern design, they along ensure comfort and are functional. While choosing furniture, their comfort, visual appeal and maintenance requirements are taken into account.

The interior design for home exemplified in many residences is a good indicator that there usually isn't one central piece of furniture that monopolises all the attention. Soft furniture and coffee tables, as well as unique chairs and dining tables attract the eye – originality, exclusive details and unexpectedly used materials.

Material Variety

The diversity of materials used in furniture is astounding. Luxurious tapestries, marble bursting with solidity, as well as wood, metal, and stone find their places in the overall composition. Professional designers have the knack to accentuate the advantages of each material and blend them all into a cohesive, harmonious whole.

The Magic of the Colour Palette

We can discern two colour trends: a continuous pastel harmony covering both finishes and furniture and accessories, or a game of contrasts. Furniture in pastel, soft tones on a light background provides elegance, romance and delicate comfort. However, for those seeking bolder, new home interior design ideas, our designers are prepared to offer a wealth of innovative suggestions. On the backdrop of a bright home interior, furniture in red, blue, green, or other more vivid, subdued, and rich colours find their place.

Ode to Geometric Shapes

Circles, squares, triangles and other geometric shapes integrate so seamlessly into the interior that it seems they have always belonged to the classical style. In the space, the flat surfaces of geometric shapes, tables with precise and clear lines, also lighting and other accessories subtly contrast with lightly falling curtains and soft furnishings covered with luxurious tapestries and elegantly shaped chairs.

The Art Deco style home interior captivates with a blend of elegance, practicality, grace and precision, along with unexpected decisions in colour combinations and material juxtapositions.