Living Room
In this open-plan living space, our Interior designers at Pinterior.space have created a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing living space. They've taken several key design principles into account, which contribute to the overall success of the project: Harmonious Colour Scheme: The selection of a colour scheme that complements all the connected areas, such as the kitchen, hallway, and music room, was a wise choice. This ensured a visual flow and connection between the spaces, even if the colours vary. Maintaining a sense of harmony was crucial for creating a unified look in this Living room interior space. Seamless Flow: Achieving a sense of continuity and flow between different areas is essential for open-plan living spaces. When transitions between rooms feel smooth and logical, it enhances the overall functionality and aesthetics of the space. Careful Lighting Selection: By carefully selecting lighting fixtures, our Interior designers have created an atmosphere that aligns with the Contemporary/Scandinavian and Nordic design styles, which often prioritize natural light and well-placed artificial lighting. Thoughtful Furniture Choices: The furniture that we have selected played a vital role in shaping the style and functionality of a space. By choosing furniture that aligns with the Contemporary/Scandinavian and Nordic design principles, our designers have contributed to the overall aesthetic of the house. Attention to Detail: Achieving a specific design style often comes down to meticulous attention to detail. Whether it's the choice of textiles, accessories, or small decorative elements, attention to detail can make a significant difference in creating a cohesive and inviting atmosphere.
Overall, our designers have successfully executed a design that merges the best elements of Contemporary interior design, Scandinavian Interior design, and Nordic Interior design styles to create a beautiful and harmonious living space. It's a testament to their skill and creativity in the field of interior design.
