Simplicity, sophistication and a pinch of madness. Fusion style living room
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| Ceramstic Empire |
It all started with Philipp Starck. The French designer designed a series of plexiglass chairs in bright colors - resembling Louis XVI-style furniture. Traditionalists were shocked, and Starck's project triggered an avalanche of innovative solutions and subsequent paradoxical combinations. The world fell in love with Andy Warhol's fusion style, boldly combining rococo with pop art. Fashionable rooms were flooded with bright colors, and antique shops in world capitals began to empty.
Needless to say, products from top artists command astronomical prices. The beauty of this aesthetic, however, lies primarily in the fact that it gives enormous freedom. True fusion is relying on your own intuition and boldness. If we have such a whim, we can place an old piano painted pink in the very center of a classic living room and feel the spirit of surrealism. The only rule of this game is that there are no rules.
Following this lead, you can start creating a fusion atmosphere in your interior literally from scratch. A floor arranged with Ceramstic tiles will be ideal. The dark, sophisticated, shiny CERAMSTIC Imperium glazed stoneware surface perfectly reproduces the noble emperador marble. The smallest details of the beautiful, jagged spider web and gently wavy lappato texture were taken care of. Tiles in an impressive 60x60 cm format are available in dark shades of brown and warm beige. Combined with an antique decor in the style of a Greek meander, they can be arranged in a composition full of noble elegance. And that's it! After all, the floor is the most important element determining the class of a room.
With a clear reference to ancient beauty, the classic style of CERAMSTIC Imperium stoneware is perfect for juggling aesthetics. Few people wonder how a meander from a Greek vase fits an orange, futuristic armchair and a geometric table made of aluminum and glass. It seems that it's high time to start checking it out - this season there is a joyful fusion of shapes, textures and colors in living rooms.
After choosing the right collection of floor tiles, you can let your imagination run wild. Furniture does not have to come from one monotonous series. It is worth choosing them so that they are completely different from each other, while retaining some common, corresponding elements. It may be the same color of the cover or a similar ornament pattern - but the most important thing is the differences. It is worth spending hours browsing through catalogues, online auctions, visiting flea markets and antique shops to finally complete the perfect eclectic set. Sometimes it's good to rely on your sense of humor.
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Fusion interior is a solution for uncompromising individualists who approach life with a distance. In a living room decorated in a fusion style, elements and combinations that previously had to be avoided are becoming fashionable. Wood and plastic, imitations and bright colors, splendor contrasted with minimalism, shapes broken by sharp angles, expensive with cheap, or flashy decorativeness versus Zen style. Such connections are meant to break out of established patterns, create new meanings and stimulate thinking. After all, everyone is full of internal contradictions: in this case, a bit of aesthetic sense is enough to turn it into an advantage.
