Saturday, November 21, 2009

Interior Design Ideas

Where we live and how we live today, reflects our culture and environment. Our homes, now more than ever, are sanctuaries from the harsh realities of the world outside. People tend to spend more time at home, both for work and play. If interior design was once a luxury that few could afford, it is now at the forefront. The space we live in is meticulously considered and no longer a ‘lock up and go’ scenario. We want our comfort zone to be beautifully appointed and comfortable – a place where family and friends feel at home, and are treated to an aesthetically pleasing environment. ‘Special’ pieces that evoke memories and create a space full of personal history also bring individuality and warmth to a home. However you choose to adorn or decorate your space, it’s a worthwhile labour of love.The move is definitely towards big open friendly spaces: the airy light feel of a contemporary farmhouse where friends and family can traipse in and out. A family home that is full of character sets the general mood for 2006, taking inspiration from established rural architecture where the farmhouse was built around the needs of the family. In the modern country-house version; grass, sky and trees are viewed through huge panes of glass, a total celebration of nature. Retro items like antique chandeliers and inherited pieces that need a bit of sprucing up can be the focal point of a room, while furnishings in neutral colours are complimented by cushions and throws in velvety textures and rich purple hues.In apartments, bring the warm colours of nature inside, onto the walls. Make your space bigger by knocking down walls that have no purpose and keep furnishings and clutter down to a minimum. Where possible try and use glass to let the outside in. Whether you’re in an apartment or a house – remember to keep it super-natural.

Metis collection


Multi-Forma collection


Lilac collection


Elumo collection


Temis collection

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