Linear Interiors
Linear lines are a great technique to use when linking different objects in a common space.
Selecting a strong colour, such as black to frame key points in a room can solidify a neutral scheme. In a dark themed program, choosing complimentary or analogous colors is an alternative way to use this feature.
For example, in a space that is prominently navy blue gold, chrome and even teal tones may be used to frame key points.
The soft muted hues in this project and the black detailing, draws the viewers eye into focal areas that fuse patterns and textures, to form a coherent layout, as seen on the styling of this living room.
Cream and Black Interiors, selective palette in this project allows the space feel timeless. The white walls, grey sofa and oak flooring are a great blank canvas, which equips the user with the ability to not feel overwhelmed in the space. This provides the users with the advantage to build on the existing program or edit accessories and soft furnishings to compliment seasonal change.
The modern and minimalist design of this project, flows across the entire expanse.
Contemporary slim black lines makes the room feel light and airy, instantly directing the users perspective. The orange accent, oozes creativity, warmth and happiness, this particularly works well in a collaborative environment such as this one as the neutral scheme balances the colour and adds character.
Cream and Black interiors, scheme displays how a black frames may be used on navy blue walls. They form a subtle and powerful contrast to the neutral tones in the dining area and the paintings. A key technique used by this studio, is the art of creating sophisticated visual links. The streamlined colour palette forms a systematic design, where all aspects work independently and collaboratively, as varied hues of the same colour mould the space together.
How would you consider using Linear lines in your design?
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