How To Warm Up A Modern Space

 

How To Warm Up A Modern Space

Each week Vehana Interiors deals with the topic of interior design with an international group of interior designers from around the world working on luxury properties. This week we’ll take a look at how a modern designed space will feel more cozy.

Modern-style decor has a particular approach that is mostly about angles, minimalism and clean lines.

Although the look is different, it can feel like a cool place. But, modern decor doesn’t have to be perfect. By adding a decorative touch, you can get a modern effect that also has a homely atmosphere. Here, advice on the benefits of warming up.

 

Add Some Atmosphere

 

"The use of textures - for sofa upholstery, curtains, rugs, artwork, all of which have created panoramas of different textures and materials - creates a more interesting, intricate look.

“We know that both floors and tables have poor lighting, which can significantly affect your sense of flow as you enter space and in many rooms. You can create a cozy appearance by emphasizing the areas and corners.

"Color determines the emotional tone of a room, gives it a special mood and creates another layer of design without the use of materials. I usually find cooler natural colors, neutral and gentle. I prefer shades of green and blue accented with splashes.

"Trees and flowers are a convenient and elegant way to use the living space and real natural accents. Some even clean the air and bring great outdoors.

Rugs and carpets can create a warm and intimate space. Curtains and window treatments also dim the light. You can also use curtains to cover the walls to soften and warm the space. I like wooden furniture that feels softer and warmer than cold materials. In the small seating area, you can add cushions and pillows to create a cozy and unique atmosphere. "

 

Give it a Personal Touch

 

"Rich textiles and textiles are very important to soften. Colors, textures and patterns are all very important to achieve a timeless and warm composition. In today's environment, architectural lighting plays an important role in the representation of space. The ability to cast shadows in the interior space creates a mood. But to create warmth and intimacy, table lamps, floor lamps, etc. Decorative lighting is just as effective. It gives a warmer glow at the sitting level and emphasizes the textile chosen for the space.

My favorite rug is silk because it looks glamorous, creating warmth and contouring the space. It fixes the room setting and provides a platform for furniture.

"Furniture can be the most important factor in creating heat. size and proportion should also be considered.

 

"The convenience of each piece makes a big difference. Often in one setting, there is only one comfortable sitting element, which is generally the most commonly used element, but for entertainment. In the settings, there are all sitting elements. The furniture layout and continuity can make the room warm and cozy, or like a gallery setting.

"Personal touches of books, collectibles, artwork, etc. give you the feeling that someone is actually living in the environment and tell you who they are."

 

Mix and Match

 

"Organic materials such as marble and stone can be mixed with ornaments and shiny metal or painted metal.

"Nothing makes a room warm like a harmonious conversation between furniture and architecture, in terms of shape, material and color.

"Recent projects have focused primarily on color palettes inspired by Florida landscapes and South American lifestyles. The two concepts we envision could be in perfect harmony with this type of project. there is. Draw from a particular mood and color, such as seaside blue / green, hotel pool turquoise, or the charred color of the earth on a warm summer night in a club featuring colonial style.

"Light has the power to emphasize shape and fabric. Equally important are space technical lamps, swag lamps that can extend the entire space and define a particular angle. Carpets help furniture find a place. Keep the graphic idea while giving warmth to the room. "