The Element

Bringing the outside in is a big trend this season.

 

Everyone has their own opinion and interpretation of this style and some may associate it with cold, damp and dirty materials.  Using these contemporary wallpapers, what ever your personal style, can be a great way of inspiring yourself with elements from the outside world to create a clean stylish  and quirky alternative for your interior space. 

 

Whether it’s used in a small intimate way or in a vast open loft space this slightly industrial look will have your visitors envious of your vision.

 

 

 

 

 

Men Only

When it comes to Masculine Interiors everyone one will have their own interpretation of what we believe to be Masculine.  We find out what makes men tick when it comes to their interior space. 

Research shows that men gravitate toward blue, green and black whilst orange, purple and pink are on their list of least favourite colours. Interestingly brown, traditionally associated with male studies crammed with wood book shelves and dark leather chairs also makes it on to the list of least favourite colours. Of course, within each colour there are shades which are more or less acceptable and interestingly tastes also change with age.

 

The industrial look such as glass, brick and metal mixed with other materials offers clean, solid appearances that evoke the sense of clarity, straight lines and clutter fuss free. 

Comfort and large scale sofa/chairs and recliners give a bold strong appearance, whilst accessories such as large vases, bamboo and wood kept to a minimum.  Lets not forget the Gadgets and lights that are the icing on the cake.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Geometric Interiors

Make way for geometric patterns that are big news this year.  Catwalks are already adorning the trend and interior designers are lapping up the high impact bold statement of the graphic shapes, repeat patterns and the use of block colour that surely will get people talking.

Geometrics are a great addition to any design that will add interest from a classic stripe in a traditional setting to a modern fretwork design as an eclectic statement in a contemporary space.  

Take a look at our selection.

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Eclectic Entry design by Boston Interior Designer Rachel Reider Interiors