It’s time to get rid of these stereotypes.
In the late 90-ies of XX century were popular so-called “renovation”. Today, however, the interiors in which everything was “rich”, not just remnants of the past, and the present evidence of bad taste. In our review of the top 6 things that it’s time to transform in accordance with the modern trends of interior design.
1. Furniture wavelike forms with an abundance of decorative elements
Now in Vogue brevity and functionality, so the waviness of the furniture of the 90s, and various “decorations” look awkward and funny.
2. Gold “classic”
Gold and classic appropriate in small doses. This can be a single, but very bright and stylish detail that will indeed become a real “highlight” of the interior. For example, a coffee table or a large mirror in a carved frame. But a huge crystal chandelier in “Khrushchev” with low ceilings look absolutely ridiculous.
3. Multilevel ceilings of plasterboard
Ceilings with multiple layers of plasterboard look too bulky and clumsy, in addition, these complex structures reduce the height of the ceiling of small apartments. But now designers on the contrary are struggling to increase space and practicality.
4. Moldings, plastic
Plastic moldings looks absurd in small apartments, high-rise buildings. When in European countries people prefer minimalism and loft, attempt to make of “Khrushchev,” the Palace seems to be just comical.
5. Different floor coverings
Today, designers are advised to combine several functional areas and to lay on the floor one coat. The rooms and the corridor, it can be parquet or laminate, but in the bathroom, kitchen and hallway – tiles.
6. Bust with led backlight
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