Category Archives: scandinavian style

This kitchen-dining room is like a modern woman: strong and sophisticated, austere yet playful. Raw concrete meets light wood to create a coolly elegant base, while carefully placed objects and decorations create a warm, homely atmosphere. Small details such as cutting boards on floating shelves and countertops, plants and uncluttered pots and pans all serve functionality while conveying the delicacy and femininity of the design. An interior where style and practicality go hand in hand, creating the perfect space for everyday moments.

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In many homes, you will find years of accumulated furnishings that are the result of impulsive purchases. Often, people buy something because they like it – without thinking: – does it fit with their existing furniture; – are they planning to replace older pieces?

Such thoughtless purchases can result in a space looking disorganised, and many people believe that this naturally creates a sense of eclectic harmony. However, the end result may be that such a home becomes a ‘warehouse effect’ rather than a tastefully put together interior.

The kitchen in the picture, however, is a perfect example of how eclectic style is not a random assortment of elements, but a consciously designed and thought-out space where every little detail is in harmony with each other.

Contemporary eclectic is one of the most exciting trends in the world of interior design, perfectly balancing elements of different styles to create a unique yet harmonious overall effect. The kitchen shown here is a great example of this, blending different aesthetic influences while remaining functional and attractive.

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In this contemporary living room, every element is thoughtfully planned to create a harmonious balance between luxury, functionality, and visual comfort. Despite the relatively modest size of approximately 14 feet by 20 to 23 feet, the room feels spacious and uncluttered, showcasing the potential of metropolitan design in compact urban settings.

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