Cottage cozy decorating
How to Decorate Your Home in Cozy Cottage Style
Design by Becca Interiors
Cottages are some of the coziest homes around. Tucked away in idyllic locations—like the mountains or the beach—these petite getaways are endlessly charming. While their small size plays a role in their warm and welcoming feel, their décor is even more responsible.
“Cottage-style décor is all about creating a comfortable and casual space designed for easy living,” Sarah Fischer, principal designer of Sarah & Sons Interiors, says. “It has roots in traditional design, but is softened from age and use.”
Cottage style is packed with traditional prints, cozy furnishings, and handed-down treasures, and it has a way of making everyone feel at home. While cottage-style décor is most popular in cottages, you can get the cozy look in any home. To help you turn your space into a charming getaway, we asked four designers to share their favorite cottage-style décor ideas.
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Bespoke Only
“Since cottages were often second homes, cottage décor includes a mix of styles and patterns—as if furnishings were handed down from different family members,” Fischer says. So, forgo the matching furniture sets and piece together a charming collection of antiques and flea market finds.
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Katie Leclercq
Set the tone in your cozy cottage by sticking with soft, welcoming colors.
“Cottage-style décor is happy, casual, and charming,” Amy Peltier, creative director of Amy Peltier Interior Design, says. “Make sure the space is light and bright, and use pastel and airy colors to bring comfort to your space.”
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Rikki Snyder
Cottages are designed with easy living in mind, so favor materials that will add form and function to your home. “Consider beadboard and wood paneling as part of the millwork to add character that can withstand bumps and dents,” Fischer says.
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mStarr Design
The best cottages don’t just look charming—they also feel incredibly cozy. So, stock up on soft, inviting furniture. “Favor ultra-comfortable furnishings that are very lounge-worthy,” Ginger Curtis, principal designer of Urbanology Designs, says.
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Jessica Nelson Design
One of the hallmarks of cottage style? “Creative use of cozy spaces,” Fischer says. Sure, your home may be roomier than the average cozy cottage, but there are bound to be a few tight spaces you can transform into charming alcoves.
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Becca Interiors
When filling your cottage with vintage furniture, try to use old items in new ways. “Bring your aunt’s dresser into the mudroom for additional storage,” Fischer says. “Or, turn]an old tool bench into the perfect kitchen island.”
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Ashley Montgomery Design
Prints and patterns add personality to any cottage—just be sure to keep your picks traditional. “I love a blend of buffalo check patterns, mixed with stripes and block prints,” Mary Maloney, owner of Bee’s Knees Interior Design Studio, says.
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Jessica Nelson Design
Make your home look like a cottage from top to bottom by leaving your ceiling beams exposed.
“I love to add rustic beams to a bright white ceiling for a look that screams cozy cottage,” Curtis says.
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Rikki Snyder
In any hand-me-down-filled space, you’re bound to end up with texture, so lean into the look. “My favorite way to achieve cottage style pieces is through charming details, such as floral patterns, organic textures, sisal rugs, and woven materials,” Peltier says.
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Ashley Montgomery Design
As you decorate your space, soften your sleekest pieces with plush cushions, chunky blankets, and other cozy accents. “Layer on cute and cozy furnishings—think: charming nostalgia,” Peltier says.
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mStarr Design
Cottages aren’t exclusively filled with old items. “Typically, it is an eclectic look—a blend of old and new,” Maloney says. Balance out your favorite vintage pieces with a few modern accents.
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Katie Martinez Design
When stocking up on vintage pieces, designers agree: Stick with genuine antiques.
“To prevent cottage décor from veering into country kitsch, run away from the brand new furniture sets with faux distressing,” Fischer says. “Find vintage pieces with authentic wear instead.”
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Katie Leclercq
“With cottage-style décor, it’s all about the charming details,” Peltier says. So, invest in homey accents—like weathered hardware, vintage hand towels, and lots of fresh flowers.
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Katie Leclercq
Don’t get hung up on what a cottage “should” look like. “Cottage décor is all about your unique sense of comfort—and formulaic design won’t get you there,” Fischer says. Instead, focus on designing a space you'll love spending time in. “You'll end up with a style that is authentically your own,” she says.
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Ashley Montgomery Design
Stocking up on special pieces is a big part of furnishing a cottage—but editing is, too. “Often, less is more," Curtis says. “Pare back oversized furniture and accessories to truly let special pieces have their moment.
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Ashley Montgomery Design
“Cottage style has a ‘collected over time’ look and feel,” Curtis says. “Take your time looking for one-of-a-kind pieces.”
At the end of this "treasure hunt," you’ll have a charmingly curated space that looks and feels truly special.
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13 cottage decorating ideas: cottage decor and design ideas
Are you looking to decorate a cottage? Or do you simply love cottage decor ideas and style and adore swooning over chocolate box homes? If so we've got plenty of inspiration for creating this cosy look in your home, however large your space.
From stylish wall colors and finishes to pretty but practical flooring and window treatments to characterful decor schemes to copy, these cottage decorating ideas are the perfect place to start planning your scheme.
See: Cottage kitchen ideas – design inspiration for homely spaces
What is cottage style?
Cottage style is all about showcasing and preserving prized original features as well as creating cozy, homely spaces.
Small but beautiful, cottages are awash with historic stone and timber floors, rustic ceiling beams and quirky angles, and its these elements which give cottage interiors their unique character.
Prized features of the rural landscape, chocolate-box cottages are entwined with geology and the landscape, so taking decorating inspiration from the natural surroundings is a fitting place to start thinking about a scheme. Think colors inspired by the nature, botanical prints and an eclectic mix of handmade and antique wooden furniture.
1. Decorate in earthy, natural tones
(Image credit: Vanessa Arbuthnott)
Cottages are inextricably linked with their rural setting and brimming with natural materials with soft weathered textures so what better palette to decorate in than with the gentle colors of the countryside?
Here, Little Greene’s greenish neutral – North Brink Grey 291 – sets a relaxed mood and a calm foundation for furniture in a mix of Vanessa Arbuthnott's nature-inspired fabrics including a vintage german sofa in Fruit Garden Straw, Pigeon, Charcoal and armchairs in her May Blossom Pigeon/Charcoal.
Don't miss our cottage lighting ideas for pretty, practical solutions.
2. Mix and match wooden furniture
(Image credit: Susie Watson Designs)
Embracing natural materials is the perfect complement to the rustic features of a cottage, as Susie Watson, founder of Susie Watson Designs , explains.
‘Using natural wood furniture, connects a space to its surroundings and adds character,’ she says. ‘Antique furniture can blend well with newly bought furniture, don’t worry about matching the color of the wood just make sure the era of the pieces feels coherent.’
3. Choose warm, earthy colors
(Image credit: Future / Brent Darby )
Cottage style is all about creating that warm welcome and homely feel. Choosing warm shades based on natural earth pigments is an easy way to enhance the mood of a space; try creams, and earthy stone and honeyed yellow shades through to warm plaster pinks and rich terracottas for instant coziness.
When decorating an old cottage with original plaster it is advised to use a breathable formula made such as Edward Bulmer's Natural Paint , for similar shade to the above try Brick.
For cottage kitchen ideas, don't miss our inspiring image gallery.
4. Choose a Shaker-style kitchen
(Image credit: Devol)
Based on the Shaker principles of simplicity, utility, and craftsmanship, the elegant proportions and fuss-free, linear design of Shaker kitchen cabinetry make it perfect for a humble cottage, mixed in with reclaimed unfitted pieces for a relaxed feel.
If low ceilings are an issue, limiting storage mainly to base cabinetry is a good way to keep a cottage feeling bright and open, while also allowing beautiful stone walls to stand out, as this beautiful deVOL kitchen proves.
(Image credit: Devol)
Cottages are loved for their warm and welcoming feel, and key to creating this is including a rustic farmhouse table and chairs for social gathering, as Helen Parker, creative director at deVOL explains.
'The charm of a cottage kitchen is often the quirky and eclectic mix of old and new that gives the feeling of a cosy and welcoming space. A vintage kitchen table and chairs is a must, all cottages need a spot for chatting and drinking tea and the ubiquitous jug of wild flowers.'
6. Fill your home with garden flowers
(Image credit: Future / Brent Darby / Styling Pippa Blenkinsop)
When it comes to cottage style 'fresh garden or hedge row flowers are a must and can mark the difference between urban and country living,' reveals Vanessa Arbuthnott.
For a pretty floral centerpiece on your kitchen table, gather a selection of vessels in different materials and sizes such as apothercary vases, chippy enamel just, jam jars and stoneware pots and fill with your fresh pickings. Don't worry about stems being different lengths or about colors clashing, this variety of blooms jostling for attention is key to the quaint cottage look.
See: Cottage garden ideas – pretty ways to embrace rustic style outdoors
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Decorate with heritage prints(Image credit: Future / Kasia Fiszer)
Pay homage to the beautiful rural setting of your cottage by decorating with papers and fabrics that capture the charm of the countryside. William Morris – artist, designer, poet, socialist and ‘Godfather of the Arts and Crafts Movement’ – created hundreds of designs that celebrate the beauty of nature.
Mostly created around the late 19th-century, his stylized flora and fauna prints are still available to buy today, in original and refreshed colorways, and are the perfect way to bring the beauty of nature into the bedroom.
8. Add in upcycled vintage furniture
(Image credit: Future / Kasia Fiszer / Styling Pippa Blenkinsop)
The great thing about creating a cottage look is that it can be created on a shoestring using vintage pieces and a bit of imagination. Easy to come by at specialist furniture shops and flea markets, dated brown furniture can easily be refreshed with some chalk furniture paint into original and rustic pieces, as this pretty desk proves.
Don't worry about the finish or the wood color, instead look for beautiful shapes that will shine once painted. When you have spotted the perfect piece, simply sand down, coat with Annie Sloan's Chalk Paint and sand again once dry to create this weathered French look.
9. Choose a traditional, curvaceous sofa
(Image credit: Susie Watson Designs)
With elegant curves and a Howard-style silhouette, this small Classic sofa from Susie Watson Designs is a great choice for zoning a snug kitchen-cum-living room, and is layered with paisley, ticking and statement floral cushions, plus a wool throw, for a cozy cottage feel.
10. Get retro with your textile treatments
(Image credit: Vanessa Arbuthnott)
Thought that the curtain pelmet and sink skirt were things of the past? Think again if you're looking for cottage bathroom ideas. Vanessa Arbuthnott shows how these vintage-style designs can look fresh and stylish in this bathroom using her pretty mix and match fabrics.
To stop the look feeling too cutesy, embrace contemporary color combinations, such as the the Dark Hay/ Charcoal colorways of these French Ticking, Herbaceous Border and Dainty Daisy fabrics.
- See: Cottage curtain ideas – inspiration for a pretty, cozy home
‘The yellow and grey botanical fabrics bring the countryside in and the pretty striped frill around the sink softens and warms up the space too.’ says Vanessa. ‘The bathroom is given a light and airy feel, with its painted wooden floor, and free standing bath.’
11. Paper with romantic botanical wallpapers
(Image credit: Colefax and Fowler)
Prints inspired by nature are a mainstay of quintessential cottage interiors. A master of timeless style, Colefax & Fowler is the go-to brand for romantic botanical prints. New from its Jardine Florals collection, Greenacre features distinctive fan-like gingko leaves with dancing blossoms to produce a contemporary foliage design, and is available across wallpaper.
For a vintage botanical bedroom try using this Leaf Green colorway wall to wall, as well as on a quilt, chair and valance.
12. Use a neutral palette to highlight rustic features
(Image credit: Neptune)
There’s something truly magical about sleeping up in the rafters. Let original oak beams stand out against a palette of simple neutrals or pastels. Complement the rustic patina of aged wood with a natural seagrass carpet, then try delicate patterns, such as Neptune’s Emma linen in Sage for upholstery and cushions.
'As spring is on the way, natural colours like pinks and greens, complement the light and contrast harmoniously against darker greys,' says Amber, home designer at Neptune . 'Alternatively, an all-white look can go a long way in lifting the room to create a lighter space, and our Grace scatter cushions are perfect for adding a little texture.'
13. Create a cozy reading spot
(Image credit: Future / Jody Stewart)
There's lots of Marie Kondo-inspired talk about living clutter-free these days, but when it comes to cottage interiors, a little clutter is a good thing.
Shelves of books make homes look cozy and lived in. Having bookshelves floor to ceiling in the living room will keep books organised and will mean they're close at hand when you want to curl up with one by the fire.
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The interior decoration of the cottage in a modern style - 35 examples with photos
The interior decoration of the cottage always corresponds to the architectural style chosen for the construction. But there are many more directions in interior design than in architecture, so decorating a comfortable and beautiful interior is not easy.
This is an art in its own way (and I must say that there are no rules in it that cannot be broken). The atmosphere at home, first of all, is created for life: where it is pleasant to live, you want to return.
1 — For example, this cottage is built in a classical style, but the project was used twice.
2 — In the first case, the owners preferred the classics when creating the interior.
3 - The interior of the other house is decorated in a country style, and the fireplace decoration looks completely different.
To better understand yourself and your desires, it is desirable to have an idea of the main current trends. Furnishing and decorating a cottage is not a cheap pleasure, and it is sad in a year or two to come to the feeling that you are uncomfortable in it. We will consider 5 popular design trends, leaving aside stylizations on historical themes (Empire, Baroque, Rococo, and so on) for now.
Classic - comfort and elegance
Actually, it refers to all interiors, where not a single feature is expressed in an exalted (underlined) form.
A harmonious color palette in the decoration of the walls, symmetry and the absence of catchy decor - what could be more pleasant than such an environment? There are a great many design options: against a moderate background, you can “draw” any pleasant touches that will bring individuality and variety to it.
4 - Leading beige wall color goes well with mahogany furniture and sofa. The dark brown table is in harmony with the fireplace and leather armchairs.
5 — A contemporary Mediterranean style with white dominating interiors.
6 — The living room is furnished as if in black and white graphics, which are softened by a large number of shades and smooth silhouettes of upholstered furniture.
7 - Modern classics with eclectic elements - a win-win option when choosing a design for a country house.
8 — The interior of the house is very simple: plaster and white paint. As an option, any pastel shade can be chosen.
9 — Modern kitchen furnishings: simple, beautiful and comfortable.
10 - Restrained mint color and cozy upholstered furniture.
11 — Against the background of a simple light wall decoration, every detail of the interior stands out in relief
Country style, which has no age . It always has ethnic features: there is American, English, Russian, French country (Provence). All of them are similar to each other in the main - the simplicity and ease of rural life, and are absolutely different in details - after all, each nation has its own habits and tastes.
See also: Stove in a private house - interesting design ideas
12 - The snow-white interior and pastel shades in furniture and textiles are reminiscent of the "French" country.
13 - Kitchen design in a modern English house, stylized in the "old times".
14 — Spacious wooden house decorated in a "modern" country style. It is reminiscent of simple wooden furniture, colorful rugs, tinted "lining". However, the music center and the fashionable central fireplace are signs of the current century.
15 — The dining room has the same great mix of modern and traditional design elements, skillfully combined into an overall ensemble.
16 - Snow-white walls, natural wood tone and funny "miracles" from the nearby forest.
Light surfaces are not to everyone's taste, and people's perception of the color palette is not the same. Shown below are two country-style finishes, where the design is built on bright, saturated colors.
17 — Summer always blooms in a cottage with such an interior.
18 - Favorite colors of Provence: blue lavender and yellow sunflowers.
Loft - industrial aesthetics
The very idea at first glance seems incompatible with the concept of a cottage, because it evokes completely different associations - high-rise buildings with panoramic windows, and city landscapes, along with the noise of a metropolis that lives day and night. A classically built loft is like a jazz melody "indastrial" that sounds in the autumn city twilight.
However, many successful examples have been created where this loft looks organic in the interior of a private house. Especially if it was immediately built according to the idea, or an old abandoned building is actually used. “Loft” in translation is just “attic”, and therefore it easily and harmoniously “gets along” in a cottage with an attic, stairs, and a second light.
19 — Interior design of a loft-style cottage.
Traditional materials were used in the decoration of the fireplace: brick, aged wood. Reddish-brown and blue colors are also characteristic signs. The combination of the rough texture of the walls, the ceiling and the delicate intricate furniture, which seems to have come here from another life, looks interesting and unusual. The classic “indastrial” theme is successfully played up, where elements of eclecticism and retro are almost always present. In a country house, such an interior seems unobtrusive and natural.
20 — Finishing options for the bedroom and fireplace.
21 - In this case, the same loft, but softer, "wooden".
22 - Rough plank finish in natural tone and bright color accents.
23 - A more sophisticated design with a touch of modernity.
24 — An eclectic interior that combines classic and loft.
See also: 10 great ways to design a terrace for your house
Minimalism - the beauty of clear lines
This direction does not recognize national borders, it is cosmolithic in its essence. Although in Scandinavia, Japan or America, the design of a modern cottage in the style of minimalism is distinctive, the common features are immediately visible. Clear geometric proportions, clear colors without halftones and shades, a minimum of things and nothing superfluous. Each piece of furniture, picture, souvenir (even a sofa cushion) does not just stand or hang, but occupy a clearly designated place and fulfill its functional or decorative role.
25 — Characteristic appearance of a modern cottage.
26 — The interior of the cottage is perfectly smooth and painted walls, against which clear graphics are drawn.
27 — Laconic and functional kitchen-dining room.
28 — Only a wonderful view from the window indicates that the interior of a country cottage.
29 - Softer, more delicate, but also minimalism.
Fusion is the art of unification
As an interior design trend, it appeared relatively recently, in the second half of the 20th century. This is a subtle ability to combine objects from different times into an elegant harmonious ensemble. Ideal if the house has a lot of family "values" and memorabilia, and you want to keep them for your children and grandchildren. Sometimes it turns into a fun experiment with colors, textures and shapes, leading to an unexpected and very interesting result.
30 — The interior decoration is simple and the mix of various items creates a sophisticated atmosphere.
31 - Tiny cottage (50 sq.
m.) is cozy, despite the very simple decoration. The interior has a mixture of retro (an easy chair in the form of the 60s of the last century), a modern sofa and lamps, while bright carpets and a funny chair with metal legs look like pop art objects.
32 — The small patio of this house maintains the theme of artistic design, and captivates with its cute, spontaneous appearance.
See also: Minimalist house - 35 photos of the most beautiful and unusual cottages
33 - Fusion with an oriental accent, wood is used in the walls, and quite modern tiles on the floor.
34 — A great mix of past and future.
35 — The interior design of the fusion cottage gives the interior some mystery.
Turnkey interior decoration of the house
The interior of a private house always reflects the individuality of the owners, their lifestyle, views on home comfort and family values. To create a holistic image, you need to think over the design concept and make sure that the interior decoration is combined with the design of the house outside.
Design and decoration of the house inside
When decorating rooms inside, designers advise playing on the nuances, both in the implementation of a stylistic solution and in the selection of materials. And what do the interiors of houses and cottages created by professionals look like, and how much does a fashionable interior decoration cost, we will tell you using the example of a photo from our projects.
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Popular country house styles
According to the statistics of our projects, the most popular styles of design and decoration of country houses and cottages today are the following.
Modern style
All photos of the projectDesign and interior decoration of the house in a modern style
All photos of the projectLiving room with wood and marble finishes
All photos of the projectModern kitchen in a country house
Clean lines, laconic palette on a monochrome basis with the addition of contrasting accent details, fashionable furniture, lighting and kitchen appliances - this is how the kitchen-living room of a private house looks like in a modern style.
And the charm of a strict modern interior is added by finishing with natural wood veneer and marble with natural veins.
Neoclassical
All photos of the projectSuspended wood-burning fireplace in the neoclassical living room
All photos of the projectBedroom with neoclassical floral wallpaper
Elegant neoclassic - a modern interpretation of timeless values. Light colors, exquisite stucco, mirrors, a bit of gold - aristocratic notes are felt in such an interior, and a family dinner turns into a social event.
Classic
All photos of projectFireplace with natural stone cladding
All photos of the projectLiving room in the style of American classics with leather armchairs
Respectable classics with country elements and traditional design techniques - an interesting option for decorating a wooden house. Brutal leather furniture and classic sofas with textile upholstery in a shade of unbleached linen look advantageous against the background of walls made of timber.
Provence
All photos of the projectPhoto of the living room of a wooden house in Provence style
All photos of the projectProvencal kitchen with light furniture
Soulful and filled with rustic charm, Provence style is ideal for interior decoration of a wooden house. It is enough to complement the ceiling with massive beams, integrate wrought iron lamps into the decor, pick up patinated classic furniture and suitable textiles, and the image of a truly cozy home will take shape.
Chalet
All photos of projectRelaxation area in a cozy living room of a wooden house
All photos of projectPhoto of a wooden cottage in the style of a chalet
Natural wood, natural stone, a fireplace, a lot of textiles - chalet-style houses always look cozy both inside and out. Projects with large windows, vintage wood paneling and skins instead of carpets look especially advantageous. A chandelier with crystal pendants will add luxury to such an interior.
Fusion
All photos of the projectPhotos of a bright modern kitchen-living room
All photos of the projectRelaxation area with a light sofa
Fashionable fusion style with elements of eco-minimalism is a real find for creative people. A complex mix of textures, integration of living and stabilized plants into the design, multi-level light, dominant white in the decoration, a lot of wood - it is pleasant and comfortable to live in such a space.
Fashionable palette for decorating a private house
Color trends in interior design for 2023 in decorating private houses are quite simple and democratic: environmental friendliness, naturalness, natural beauty.
Beige monochrome
All photos of the projectBeige living room in neoclassical style
All photos of the projectMonochrome beige bedroom
A cozy and laconic beige palette with warm coffee and chocolate shades is a good choice for any interior. It is distinguished by feminine elegance, allows you to play with the nuances of color and always looks noble.
Sea and sand
All photos of the projectBlue and beige tones in the interior of the kitchen-living room
All photos of the projectShades of the sea and sand in the kitchen-living room
Blue and beige are a classic color combination and another fashionable color trend. A palette associated with shades of the sea and sand, sky and light wood creates an atmosphere of refreshing lightness in the house.
Shades of gray
All photos of the projectLiving room of a country house in shades of gray
All photos of the projectModern living room in gray tones
All photos of the projectMonochrome kitchen in shades of gray
Warm shades of gray are a popular solution for the living room of a country house. This color scheme is suitable for both minimalism and neoclassicism. The gray palette can be complicated by using up to seven shades of this range in the interior, black or white details, light wood elements.
Natural tones
All photos of the projectDining room of a country house made of timber
All photos of the projectPhoto of the kitchen-dining room with soft blue chairs
Natural tones make it possible to create in a private house the very atmosphere for which people move to live outside the city.
And you can bring additional value to the atmosphere with the help of antique items: upholstered chairs decorated with furniture nails, and a vintage showcase for dishes.
Contemporary finishing techniques
When choosing a finish for a country house, natural materials and time-tested decor are a priority.
Dark and light marble
All photos of projectPhotos of modern kitchen with marble floor and breakfast bar
All photos of projectLiving room with dark marble floor
Large-format marble tiles are an excellent choice for decorating a private house intended for permanent residence. A marble floor made of dark stone with a beautiful pattern looks respectable and fits well into modern style. A light finish visually expands the space, adding lightness to the interior.
Wooden wall panels
All photos of the projectWooden wall panels in the entrance hall
All photos of the projectLounge area with large sofa and wood trim
Large format natural wood panels with a beautiful structure can be used to decorate an accent wall or combined with other materials (decorative plaster, tiles, acrylic paint).
The color of the panels is selected depending on the concept of the project. And to create a vintage effect, you should choose panels with brushing.
Recreation area with wooden finish
All photos of the projectIlluminated natural wood panels
Original 3D wooden panels resembling roofing shingles are the best way to create an original panel on an accent wall. And the built-in LED backlight will help to show the unusual relief of the finish and add a decorative effect to the wall.
All photos of the projectSlatted and mirrored wall panels in the bedroom
All photos of the projectMini cabinet with slatted panels
Natural wood slatted panels are the perfect finish when you want to add rhythm to your room design. They are easy to integrate into any modern space, and can be used to embed linear luminaires.
Soft wall panels
All photos of the projectBedroom in the attic with a soft panel
All photos of the projectSoft panels at the head of the bed
Soft panels assembled from wall panels upholstered with fleecy textiles are a popular design technique often used in decorating bedrooms.
Such a panel performs the function of a soft headboard and at the same time emphasizes zoning, indicating a sleeping place. And you can complicate such an original element by combining soft and wooden panels.
Natural stone
All photos of the projectModern bedroom with natural stone decoration
All photos of the projectDecorative panel at the head of the bed
Large-format stone slabs with an expressive texture realistically imitate the rock, and with the right lighting that emphasizes their relief, they look quite authentic . They are suitable for decorating an accent wall in any room, and work well in an ensemble with dark wood and textiles in shades of terracotta.
Designer wallpaper
All photos of the projectRelaxation area with a green sofa and photo wallpaper
All photos of the projectCorner TV area with a decorative panel
Wallpaper, photo wallpaper or fresco is a popular finish for an accent wall. With their help, you can beautifully decorate the space behind the sofa, zone the room or make an original decorative panel with a stucco frame.
Interesting design ideas for home decoration
Decorating private houses and cottages, Vira-ArtStroy designers offer customers interesting ideas and non-standard solutions to make the environment original.
Track lighting systems
All photos of the projectCorridor design with track lighting
Modern track systems are perfect for illuminating spacious rooms in the public part of the house. In the hall, it is better to place the track along the perimeter, and a linear system with two types of lamps will ideally fit into the interior of the corridor: swivel spots and flat built-in models, complemented by matte diffusers.
Phytomodules
All photos of the projectPhoto of a recreation area with a fireplace and phytomodules
Phytomodules with live plants or stabilized moss, as in the photo, enliven the interior and emphasize closeness to nature. And if possible, a green corner can be arranged in the format of a winter garden on a closed veranda or under the stairs leading to the second floor.
Urban neon
All photos of the projectFashionable neon lamp in the format of an inscription
Modern youth interior is a suitable entourage for such an unusual decor as neon. A lamp in the form of a motivating inscription will instantly add an urban touch to the atmosphere.
Edison lamps
All photos of the projectBar counter with designer pendants
Light vintage charm can be added even to ultra-modern interiors. To do this, it is enough to use spectacular Edison lamps in hanging flasks to illuminate the bar counter.
Do I need a design project for finishing a private house?
If you plan to carry out large-scale work on finishing a private house, a design project is a must. He will help:
- choose the best planning solution and color scheme, taking into account the wishes of the owners and the technical parameters of the object;
- decide on finishing materials and a set of necessary equipment;
- accurately calculate the cost of materials and work, prepare a detailed estimate and optimize the budget;
- evaluate the aesthetics and convenience of the future interior even before the start of the repair (3D visualizations prepared by the authors of the project will help to do this).
