Showing posts with label neutral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label neutral. Show all posts

Thursday, December 5, 2013

If you are refurbishing right now, take advantage of winter's lovely textures and patterns, and wintery pastel tones. This season, we've noticed a trend towards warmer shades of neutrals and some interesting geometric patterns.

See below:
1. Pastels and off whites work well in bathrooms - keeping it minimal is key but minimal doesn't necessarily imply cold. We love the use of the off-white wall colours with the wooden floor finish.

2. An interesting design with a lot of wood and natural materials for warmth. The wooden walls and floor contrast nicely with the simple white kitchen. Wall cladding such as this is not a difficult effect to achieve and it certainly stands out!

3. I absolutely love this bathroom and the angle this photo was taken at. Mosaics are very popular at the moment, especially mosaics that depict geometric patterns in muted colours.

4. Quite a bold, modern design but this kitchen / dining space applies the rules of winter design - the mis-matching of the top and bottom kitchen cabinets with the fantastic, geometric splashback works well and the Dixon lampshade adds drama. Animal hide rug optional.

5. This is probably one of my favourite kitchens I have seen in a while. I love the tall cabinets with the flush fronts - the finish of the cabinet doors is very interesting (they look almost like plywood but smoother). The herringbone floor is fantastic, it adds a lot of interest and drama and the colours and patterns of the kitchen cabinets, floor and gorgeous stone worktop work together very well.

6. I love this design as it shows how a luxurious look can be achieved without a great amount of flamboyant gold colours, bold prints or excessive amounts of crystal accessories. The beige / pastel wall colours and natural linen fabrics keep this design down to earth.








Pastels and Patterns for Winter

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Beige is very warm and natural colour. Beige is like grey, it is very hard to go wrong by choosing it. While other neutrals, like black and white, could make bold statements when it comes to interior design, beige is a better choice if you prefer delicate looks. One of the tricks to decorating with beige and making your space still look interesting is to choose different shades of beige to decorate with. 









Beige

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Claudio Silvestrin’s Design – I FRAMMENTI tiles  claim to be the smallest mosaic in the world. (5x5x5mm)

The eight colours of the I FRAMMENTI line blend one into another and explore the relation between neutrals through small variations of tone that modulate from white to black.

The grout is a crucial part of the surfaces installed with I FRAMMENTI. The same item paired with different grout lead to surprisingly different surfaces.






About Claudio Silvestrin:


Born in 1954, Claudio Silvestrin was educated in Milan by A.G. Fronzoni and studied at the Architectural Association in London, where he lives and work. Integrity, clarity of purpose and an emphatic attention to detail are the key features of Silvestrin’s architecture: it is austere, but not extreme, contemporary yet timeless, calming but not ascetic, strong but not intimidating, elegant without being ostentatious. Through his architecture, Silvestrin lays the foundations for a new way of thinking and seeing.
















I FRAMMENTI by Brix

Thursday, September 5, 2013

A house without accessories is like a woman without her jewellery. Accessories can make any interior look more interesting and balanced. You can mix & match different items, according to your own taste and preferences.
Here are some examples of accessories in neutral colour combination.










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