The key to retro interior design is to think outside the box. Retro is unconventional, bright and bold.
It's a common term to describe this aesthetic era: vintage, retro. The term "retro interior design" refers to a style that combines modern elements with vintage ones, or vice versa. The 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s are particularly popular here, although any time period is open to exploration. It's a wild ride of opposing elements, colors, and forms. The mix of old and new will give this style greater depth and clarity. You might go for a monochromatic color scheme reminiscent of the Sixties, or you could go for a colorful mashup of primary colors. Art deco, nouveau, enormous, and psychedelic influences can be seen in the patterns. Don't be afraid to try new things, flout convention, and sing to your own tune.
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Retro collection | Think outside the box when it comes to retro interior design. Retro is unique, bright, and daring.
This aesthetic era is commonly referred to as vintage or retro. The phrase "retro interior design" refers to a style that combines modern and vintage elements, or vice versa. The 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s are particularly popular here, but any time period is welcome. It's a whirlwind of opposing elements, colors, and shapes. The combination of old and new will add depth and clarity to this style. You could choose a monochromatic color scheme reminiscent of the Sixties, or a colorful mashup of primary colors. The patterns show art deco, nouveau, enormous, and psychedelic influences. Don't be afraid to experiment, defy convention, and sing to your own tune.
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Biophilic interior design provides proven benefits to your health and well-being. Live in spaces that bring out the best in you.
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