Design of an apartment space color style. Part2.
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Apartment Design: Space, Color, and Style ?" Part 2
Overview
Modern apartment design embraces a cool color palette with influences from water and air to create transparency and fluidity. Combining floral, geometric patterns and neoplasticism, this "alive architecture" pushes the boundaries of traditional style.
Key Aspects
Modernist Style
Modernist design often incorporates technological advancements in household items, resulting in unique forms. Look for sofas and chairs with twisted, asymmetrical designs alongside those featuring strict geometric styles with elongated backs. The iconic "Viennese" chairs, still popular in summer cottages, emerged during this era.
Art Deco
Art Deco is characterized by straight or zigzag lines, clear graphics, and decorative elements like zigzags, circles, triangles, and suns. Interiors in this style often feature rounded corners and vertical lines. Materials include fabric, glass, bronze, ceramics, and carpets with cubic patterns. Decor elements like fans, wrought-iron lattices, light wood, leather, marble, and chrome details add flair. This style exudes the glamour of European capitals, beloved by stars.
Minimalism
Minimalism emphasizes simplicity and necessity, with a focus on well-planned spaces filled with diffused light and air. Open spaces free of partitions are ideal, utilizing light color palettes and plenty of white with accents in black or grey. Finishing materials are natural and often raw, such as bricks, concrete, wood, or plaster. A sense of space is achieved through colors, translucent fabrics, and sliding glass partitions. Furniture is simple with sharp corners; expect rectangular sofas, armchairs, and chairs.
Hi-Tech Style
Hi-tech style blends space and light, showcasing the aesthetics of materials and structure. Expect sleek lines with an abundance of glass and metal. Industrial designs with visible metal frames and technical elements are prominent. Materials include glass and metal, with occasional use of concrete, stone, and natural wood. Hi-tech interiors lack ornamentation, focusing instead on high-quality materials like plastic, alloys, and glossy or transparent surfaces. This style suits small apartments perfectly, enhancing space efficiency.
Eclecticism
Today's design often celebrates eclecticism, courageously combining styles within different zones of an apartment. This approach captures the contemporary trend in design, allowing for creativity and personalization.
By understanding these styles, you can create an apartment interior that reflects modern sensibilities while catering to personal tastes and spatial needs.
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