Fruitful Combination
You are a real buff of modern furniture and stick to the contemporary style of décor? But do you know that the combination of pure modern style with classic antique pieces of furniture creates a homey and yet trendy image? Basically combining two different design styles contributes to amazing and unique outcomes. Trying new ideas and new décor solutions is known to foster the creation of new trends in home design. Innovation, creativity and originality have always played an important role in making something unusual, something unsurpassed and truly fascinating. More specifically, uniting the elements of antique and modern styles under one roof will make your living space look reinvented and fashionable.
First of all, make yourself comfortable flipping through the pages of a modern style decorating magazine and decide what exactly about modern styling appeals to you. To better visualize your ambition for your future room, cut out some pictures or images you liked most.
Go on with the same procedure but with an antique catalog this time. Find the most charming and captivating pieces and cut them out as well. Then make a collage mixing both modern and antique elements. As you do this, you will see how contrasting at first sight pieces can complement each other adding depth and interest into the overall image.
Take as a basis of your future room décor antique style for example. Decorate the room with various antique furnishings and adornments, but top it off with a modern color scheme or contemporary art. Consider recovering a classic flowery sofa with a flashy geometric patterned fabric and putting it in a brightly painted room – you will see how this unusual combination will add style and individuality to your room.
Refresh your antique pieces and make them serving some modern purposes. An old golden teapot for example will make a fantastic flower vase. Basically any piece of antique furniture can be given new life with just a bit of imagination and unconventional approach to home décor. Do not be afraid to experiment, to try new ideas and think creatively.