8 Residential Interior Design Inspiring Examples

We have always thought that interior design shouldn’t be separated from art. It is actually a true mastery to arrange the colors and furniture in living and functional areas in a sequence that express emotions and creates moods. It can be found in different forms. For example, some artists prefer to make their masterpieces with a complex combination of paints, textiles, upholstery and patterns, while others prefer to keep it simple with only a splash of contemporary look. Here we have collected some really fine examples of true interior design artistry. Of course, you can always have a look at the latest interior design trends for autumn/winter 2013 but in case you prefer to stick to the timeless advantage of art, you’d better read the current article.

Glamour

What makes this living room special is the materials used that contribute to the sophisticated look. As you can see, the full-height bookcase has a metallic background that immediately creates a focal point in the room. And even though the upholstery of the furniture is in different patterns, all of them display the same appearance – luxury elegance and perfection.

Symmetry

Have a look at our next image and you will definitely be attracted by the wallpapered ceiling above. The symbolical golden sun lightens up the interior as our look continues examining the place heading towards the wall that stands in the far end. An abstract painting takes the most suitable place for art pieces – above the fireplace, which on its turn is the main factor for creating cozy atmosphere. Golden accents complete the picturesque interior and take our breaths away.

Contrast

Being a person of mixed feelings and emotions reflects on the interior design of the place where you live. For example, in this image your attention will be immediately be grabbed by the sleek black desk and lampshade. Another great item of contrast are the chairs and the quirky zebra table. A huge mirror on the desks reminds of dressing room, where the occupants prepare themselves for the performance called life.

Harmony

The harmony is in soft pale tones and shabby chic style. This is one really cozy and welcoming interior that attracts with its amazingly painted ceiling and a focal wall created in the spirits of ’70s. Two white beds in same shape painted in a pale shade of green are neatly arranged in a harmonious sequence. The sisal rug that can be found on the diagonal is the key accent that finishes the visual identity of the interior, thus making the environment coherent.

Coziness

The beauty of coziness is hidden in small places, because they have the spirit of being intimate and that is what coziness is all about. It is about feeling good, warm and emotionally balanced. In this specific example you can see that the wall at the background is the eye-catching element that has very important function – to create and illusion of space when attracting the eye to the far end. Great extra softness of the interior is achieved by placing plush pillows and dcoverlet that calm the atmosphere down and create a welcoming and sincere room.

Boldness

This bathroom attracts with its white tiles and black ceiling contrast. The upper part of the are is painted in dark in order to create a visual illusion of lowering the ceiling. A gold picture rail wraps all the bathroom and create the desired colorful accent in the place. In fact, the interior is an eclectic mix of modern shower curtain and freestanding bookcase and more traditional interior elements. The result is simply gorgeous!

Playfulness

Well, the gorgeous accessories in colorful hues give the kid’s bathroom the funny and playful character. Yes, it has its classic finished but its core is childish.

Coordination

Think about his room as of a chick man cave. Everything is arranged with a professional designer taste – from the white painted brick wall to the full-length draperies. Needless to say, the firewood in combination soft upholstery give the place a sophisticated look that attracts the visitors and emotionally satisfy the occupants.

So, this was our last visual example in today’s article in interior design and we will be happy to hear your opinion in the comments section below. Which one do you like best?