Single origin coffee, single grape variety wine, single malt whiskey… why not single tile style design?
It makes selecting your supplies easier as well as pleases tillers to no end 🙂
Be clear…
Create canvas for your fixtures and furnishings
Frame for your view
Enjoy natural patterns of stone tiles
Create an atmosphere
Make a bold statement
Or show off your decorative talents
How about no tiles at all?
It seems there is nothing common between for example wood and metal. Yet metal details work magic in interior design.
Take wood & metal. Wood is warm, porous, matte, absorbing and breathing. Metal, on the hand, is cold, smooth, glossy, reflective and still. The combination of these materials with antonymous qualities creates surprisingly calm and harmonious environment which is neither boring nor screaming.
Incorporating brass elements into grey dominant interior fills the space with balanced atmosphere of sophistication without snobbism, industrial structure with nostalgic edge.
Metal brings grounded structure to an interior which is pleasant for both men and women. For kids it offers a great mixture of textures, creating focused environment where they can absorb new knowledge and experiences.
Absorbent & reflective.
Matte & glossy.
Textured and smooth.
Clear accents.
Don’t overdo it!
In my last post I mentioned white colour as a medium to visually unclutter small spaces. 2014 offers new inspirations for your interiors. Designers take a modern twist on the traditional by pairing soft pastels with vivid brights to create a colourful equilibrium. So here some of the hits.
Disciplined romance of a city living – Paloma Grey
Fresh memories – Violet Tulip
Natural commitment – Hemlock Green
To be continued….
