By: Martina Celegato
Submitted: 2010-10-08 02:48:39 | Word Count: 501
Hence the importance of the interior decoration: it’s always been cause of joys and pains because of differences of tastes and opinions, going from classic to country, from minimalist to Victorian, maybe with some Feng shui...and here’s the new frontier: the modern interior decoration. It’s precisely “simplicity”, in fact, the word that better describes it: no more baroque columns nor strict spaces, here’s functionality, technology and open spaces, wide, that allow to express each one’s personality. Of course, actually having a house with wide spaces is not a necessary condition to choose a modern interior decoration: the goal, in fact, is to make a strict space look wide.
The simplicity of a modern bedroom creates for us a space free from obstructions, that makes order easier and reduces stress; a wide space with essential furniture, all functional to fulfil every need, creating a harmonious space, studied to give wellness. No more knick-knacks, bedrooms filled with every kind of thing, bookshelves, tables, chairs and sofas: in a modern home we have to aim to “essential”. Everything that’s functional must be at a hand, though looking for a sense of “wideness” that means “tranquillity”.
Leaving the bedroom, here we are in the living area: the living room can be said the “home’s façade”, since it welcomes guests and ought to make them feel at their ease though they’re extraneous to the house. And here they are, the modern living rooms: again, functionality and space rule. Wide spaces, filled with just a few, useful things: furniture complements are thought to give more practicalness to the house, to make you have always the right thing at the right place, and when you need it; sectional furniture, adaptable to the house. Once again, everything for simplicity, functionality and, most of all, well being.
In the modern interior decoration neutral colours are very used – black, white, and even transparent: glass bookshelves and tables often recur – because they help to enlarge the space and, as we know well, wide spaces are a goal to be reached in the modern interior decoration. But if you prefer a touch of colour, instead, no problem: here’s purple, orange furniture, coloured sofas, wooden coloured furniture and much more, and everything one can desire for his or her own home. In the end, one’s home must be, as we said at the beginning, an oasis of peace in the middle of the chaos of modern life; everyone must find his or her own way to serenity, but there are, in fact, some general guidelines that may almost be said “common”.
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In fact, all this takes us back to Feng shui: not to clutter the house with too much furniture, to give light and space to every ambient, to study the use of colours...it looks like the ancient Chinese studies on interior design are not so ancient, after all.
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