Renovating a house is often not only the result of a choice or the desire to renovate an obsolete environment, but a necessity imposed by the need to adapt systems, structures, environments that are no longer suitable for the needs of the family.
In any case, you must necessarily deal with the style and aesthetics of the property.
In addition to the more functional aspects, in fact, the eye also wants its part and a complete home renovation certainly represents a valid opportunity to make it stylistically more harmonious.
For this reason, it is important to rely on professionals in the sector, who are able to marry the more technical aspects, related to the plant engineering of a home renovation and interior design, with an eye also to style.
The question, at this point, arises, but what are the most popular styles of the moment, in terms of interior design?
Contemporary Vintage
Interior design experts often love to recover old details of properties to be renovated, maintain finishes or coatings that retain that slightly retro flavor, which also goes well with more contemporary furnishings and styles.
Even when the renovation is radical, many people love to preserve a vintage style, which also winks at the modern.
Here then appear tiles with majolica or mosaics, cement tiles on the coverings, but also an old restored armchair, an old glass cabinet or a trunk; everything you need to give character to an apartment that, although modern, wants to affirm its identity of the past.
Nordic style
The Nordic style is a trend that is becoming very popular, especially among young couples or singles. Warm, enveloping, made of pastel colors, wood, cushions, baskets, but also a lot of organization of spaces.
Also thanks to the large furniture distributors of northern Europe, the Nordic style, sometimes even industrial, has become part of the lives of many people who want to renovate their old homes, especially if attic or on several levels.
Rustic
Whether it’s in the countryside or in the city center, the rustic style, a little country chic, is in the heart of the most romantic.
A stone or brick wall, a wooden beam that crosses the vault or outlines a window frame, the fireplace, wicker baskets and lavender everywhere. These are the furnishing elements that go well with more classic, romantic and even slightly Provençal kitchens and environments.
Minimal
The other side of the coin, then, is made up of a modern, contemporary, strongly minimalist and essential style. Here, full-height wardrobes and shelves are the protagonists, occupying or replacing entire walls and storage units.
The lines become geometric, even a little angular, the colors strong and contrasting, which see the dominance of black or white, but also red or green.
Everything finds its exact location, the spaces are organized in a maniacal way and the attention to detail is obvious.
In this context, it is not difficult to find design solutions and modern works of art that catalyze attention and give character to what might seem too aseptic an environment, if left in its purity.
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