Saturday, 21 March 2015

THE TIMELESS TREND: GEOMETRIC PATTERN

Have you ever thought of spicing up your space with a little bit of geometric patterns here and there but you dont know how to execute it? Well, problem solved! We're here to give you an overview of how you can utilize geometric pattern in a space of your choice.

Geometric pattern is a timeless trend. You can utilize different shapes such as circles, rectangles, squares, hexagons; to create a pattern you will adore.
Take a tour of the 10 samples we have put together for you:

1. WALLPAPER



















The most simple and the most common way to utilize geometry in your interiors is definitely  the use of wallpaper. Depending on the colour of your choice and the kind of geometrical shapes you fancy, different combinations can bring out a great design. The navy blue triangles on the wallpaper project out and act as the focal point of this room.

2. AREA RUG & PILLOWS




















The second way to bring out geometry in interior deco is quite simple and easy to execute because it focuses on the area rug and the pillows only. The kind of pattern on the pillows does not necessarily have to match the one on the area rug. However, you should be careful not to use two completely different patterns.

3. HEADBOARD



















If you like the less ordinary bedroom you will definitely love this headboard design. The bed is the most important piece of furniture in the bedroom;the name says it all anyway. Headboards can serve very many purposes but in this case we have decided to focus on its aesthetic appeal. Hexagonal shapes have been placed side by side to create a lovely headboard design that you should try out.

4. STORAGE SPACE














Who said storage space has to be the old, boring shelves we tolerate everyday. Spice up your space with this kind of design to bring vibrance and kick out monotony in your interiors. Here you can utilize different shapes and sizes of open cuboids and cubes. The arrangement is the most crutial part of this design and maximum attention should be given in putting it together.

5. HEXAGONAL SHAPES



















Once again, hexagonal shapes have been utilized when incorporating geometric patterns in a space. You should have a good choice of colour scheme to avoid bringing out a chaotic or even a dull look.

6. LIGHT FRAME



















When it comes to including geometric pattern in your interiors, you dont have to be rigid. Go as far as trying out this light frame by Herr Mandel. The sharpness of the pendant light owes itself to the geometric angles of the shades while the rawness is due to a large part of the wooden material. It hints at a rugged nature thanks to its masculine undertones, which will nevertheless appeal to both men and women.

7. MIRROR DESIGNS



















Another way to bring geometry to your interiors is incorporating these mirror designs. As much as they may seem quite unique and rare to find, these amazing designs are all over; someone would think that mirror designs are going through a bit of renaissance. Admittedly, most of them are art installations rather than real products, but i see no reason why you shouldnt decorate your walls with this piece of artwork.

8. FURNITURE DESIGN



















This brilliant chair was designed by Eva Fly. It is both soft and comfortable, but still light in its expression. With the correct placement in your space, this piece of furniture will definitely bring in the aspect of geometry in your interiors without appearing overdone.

9. THE KITCHEN



















The kitchen is one place that probably will not come to mind when you are dealing with geometric patterns. However, this is one of the best areas to use geometric shapes and should not be ignored. Geometry can range from the patterns exhibited on a section of the wall to the furniture and also utensils.

10. VASES















 Vases are quite common in decoration of interiors. Every household definitely has vases, but the question is, what kind if vases do you have? Leave out the too common and extremely monotonous designs and embrace these beautiful and angular pieces to give your interiors a new look and fresh feel.

The use of geometryin Interior Design/Decoration is quite vast. We have only gathered a few ways on how to incorporate them in your everyday environment.

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Friday, 20 March 2015

DOES COLOUR AFFECT YOUR MOOD?

Definitely! Colours that sorround you do influence your moods and perceptions in the strongest way possible.
To create a sence of harmony and continuity in your home, you need to have a good colour flow from one space to the next.
We have put together different colour schemes to suit your interior deco needs.

1. DYNAMIC PURPLES

 


Dynamic purples have merged to create a sophisticated feel to this bedroom.The varying shades and tints bring out the aspect of variety to this design. The purple on the walls is bold enough and acts as a focal point of this room.

2. CONTRASTING HUES



















This colour scheme brings interest to the viewer's eye. There's contrast between the dark green and mustard yellow. The pink exhibited tones down this aspect of contrast resulting in a cosy and comfortable space.

3. THE NEUTRALS


















This colour scheme utilizes quite a number of neutral colours for example; white and grey. 
The white on the walls portrays an impression of simplicity as well as minimalism hence making the room appear spacious. The grey on the couch projects out as being bold in comparison to other objects in the space.

4. MONOCHROME




















 Monochromatic colours are based of a single hue from the colour scheme. They can be tricky to work with (because of the urgency to avoid monotony) but if attention is put to various details the result is very sophisticated and dynamic.
Varying shades and tints of blue has been used to decorate this space and bring out a calming effect.

5. DARK GREY


















This space has a vintage look at glance. The colour scheme utilized makes it enigmatic to some extent. The dark greys which are in contrast with the very light greys and white finish off the design to bring out a soothing feel.


When choosing a colour scheme for your space you should consider the various aspects a particular colour exudes. The end result will be amazing, we guarantee you that! 

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