Fashionable textiles in interior design (photo)

In modern society, various avant-garde trends and styles in design have become unusually popular. The most striking and popular is, of course, the Scandinavian style, due to its severity and conciseness in forms, and at the same time, contrast and brightness in colors, a huge variety of textures and their combinations.

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High functionality and a complete lack of pomposity and pretentiousness. White and pastel, basic tones and original bright accents.

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It may also be because genetically Scandinavian peoples are very close to Russians, but they are distinguished by the bright ability of designers to create a unique style that has become a fashion trend throughout the world, including Asian countries. It is also distinguished by environmental friendliness and a harmonious combination of rational and irrational.

Contrasting prints with simple, irregularly shaped elements deserve special attention. For example, in the style of Marimekko. This iconic Finnish brand is suitable not only for creating unique outfits, but also for textile interior design in the Scandinavian style.

It can be curtains and curtains, bedspreads, pillows, pouffes, tablecloths, napkins, panels, and even rugs and hammocks. It is also possible to create a huge number of design options for lamps with textile lampshades.

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A riot of colors and beautiful irregular shapes of flowers and other elements express design ideas, as if “lying on the surface”, and do not strain their complexity and pretentiousness, not interfering to rest and relax. This paradox allows you to create both an original and a cozy interior.

However, this brand is not at all short-reach due to its high cost, including collaborations with others, for example, Ikea. In the absence of such funds or out of a desire to save money, it is possible to independently create an interior in this style using the following life hacks:

Applications from contrasting fabrics, send by hand or typewriter.
Painting with special acrylic paints using hand-made patterns.
Knitting bedspreads, rugs and pouffes from special yarn with large knitting needles or crochet.
Sewing original pillowcases or even pillows.
Posters and panels on the walls, also sewn with their own hands from contrasting patches, or with all kinds of drawings printed by a special printer in an atelier or photo labs.

There are countless kinds of life hacks, video lessons and master classes on social networks and on various sites. One has only to show a little imagination and anyone can discover a designer in himself.