If you want to catch my attention, colour in interior design and home decoration is a good lure. Now I don't have to outline the fact that the colour blocking in this room has definitely caught my eye. The bright yellow table? The turquoise chair and the petrol sofa? And have you noticed the neon orange line functioning as a visual structure between the floor and the walls? Genius! What else caught my eye in the office of Latvian interior designer Anna Butele? Here we go.
- Dramatic chandelier: With such a chandelier in your room, you can tone down on the rest. Because this is a highlight and stands for itself.
- Colour blocking: Use bold colours to structure your room. A boldly coloured table set against differently hued seating furniture in an all white setting - perfection!
- DIY art piece: For that very personal touch create your own piece of art. Like here, lay out white A4 sheets and draw something or write your favorite quote over multiple sheets. Put them together in the right order and simply stick them with washi tape to a big, empty wall. A real gallery feel!
Anything you like in particular here?
Photography by Ingus Bajärs via Dezeen
The bright yellow table is my favorite in this room. Is there a tinge of orange skirting on the floor, or are my eyes dreaming?
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ReplyDeleteoh my Igor. That chandelier!!
ReplyDeleteXx. Holly.
I love the DIY art piece, but I need to be realistic, that would last about 5 seconds in my home!!
ReplyDeleteThe chandelier and the diy art piece!What an amazing room!!
ReplyDeleteI love that chandelier!! wonder if it is a DIY piece as well. The orange line also caught my eyes! Yay to BRIGHT colors!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful blog! Definitely i will share this post with my social net friends. Thanks for the information...keep blogging!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the dramatic chandeliers. Where did Anna Butele buy it? Good idea about the DIY art piece, it is easy to make. I always thought that paintings are a must, not!
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