5 Things That Will Bring New Life to Your Interior (Spoiler: Different Chairs)

Bright interior and entry doors

There are very few experiments with door sets in interiors. Usually, they try to hide them or just paint them to match the wall color. For example, in this restrained interior with limited colors and geometry, they decided to add a splash of color through an accent entrance group. Thus, the entrance wall and door were painted in one blue-gray shade plus the wall was complemented with wooden contrasting strips.

Design: LINE DESIGN STUDIODesign: LINE DESIGN STUDIOView the full projectDifferent chairs and armchairs at the dining table

Eclecticism is in style, designers say. This Moscow flat is a proof of that. For example, at the dining table in the kitchen, a kaleidoscope of different colored chairs and armchairs gathered. Neutral walls bring furniture and decor together. If you're unsure, start with two different pairs of chairs.

Design: Anastasia StruveDesign: Anastasia StruveView the full projectAccent wall in interior

A universal solution for any interior and area. It's perfect to add a unique touch without overdoing it. Over time, decor can be layered onto the accent wall. Exactly with such a solution, this bedroom’s dull beige interior was transformed into a vibrant and stylish one. Just take a look at these "fish" wallpapers.

Design: Olga Borisova and Maria KarpovaDesign: Olga Borisova and Maria KarpovaView the full projectFurniture not for its intended use

Using furniture in a way different from its original purpose can already bring new colors into an interior. For example, in this Moscow flat, a vintage chair became a nightstand.

Design: Alena ErashevichDesign: Alena ErashevichView the full projectSeasonal textiles

Another idea for a subtle but noticeable interior transformation is replacing textiles. Curtains, a throw on the sofa, cushions, and maybe even a carpet. Textiles can be chosen according to the season. As a result, it feels like you've completely refreshed your interior. See how the textiles harmonize in this Moscow flat despite different and bold colors.

Design: Daria VasilyovaDesign: Daria VasilyovaView the full project