The daily life of a modern interior designer is spent working on projects in the styles of Scandinavia, minimalism, neoclassicism, and eclecticism (a mixture of styles).
All these styles are suitable for both large living spaces and small, cozy studio apartments.
What all these styles have in common:
• fairly simple and easy geometry
• calm shades of color scheme
• ergonomic shapes
• maximum functionality
Preference goes to such basic materials as stone, glass, natural wood. In more budget options, analogs similar in texture and shades are applicable, says the expert of the online publication BelNovosti, designer Yulia Tychino.
Furniture is preferably with maximum functionality - an abundance of hidden storage systems, prevailing over open shelves and racks.
Minimalism in interior design solutions this year is represented by clean, uncluttered lines, in addition to rounded shapes, as well as a rejection of heavy, ornate decor.
How to recognize neoclassicism? If there are moldings on the ceiling and walls - this is it. Luxurious elegant finishing with refined details, a mixture of cold and warm colors in a harmonious combination. This is a fairly expensive design solution.
If in one room there is a loft brick wall with moldings on the opposite side, diluted with a weighty “museum” bed, then you have an eclectic style before you.
Quite unusual, and the main thing here is not to overdo it with decor and details, keeping the idea of minimalism and sophistication at its core.
The trendiest style of the coming year is Scandinavian. For several years now, it has been winning the hearts of not only customers, but also designers themselves.
Lightness and conciseness, lack of overload with objects and details helps this style create a feeling of coziness and tranquility, a kind of Danish “hygge”.
Light accents harmonize perfectly with dark shades, without drawing or overloading attention. Natural elements are harmoniously combined with basic functionality.
When choosing a particular style, it is worth paying attention to the area of the room, the amount of light, the type of lighting, your own preferences. Then the choice of a specific interior design will please you for many years.
Expert: Julia Tychino
