Craftsman style home interior
Classic Features of a Craftsman-Style Interior
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Ashley Knierim
Ashley Knierim
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Updated on 10/21/20
Design: Alana Homesley Interior Design
Architecture: Evens Architects
Photography: Manolo Langis
The craftsman-style home is popular throughout the country and rose to popularity during the arts-and-crafts movement at the turn of the 19th century. Many of these homes are bungalow-style and are known for their natural materials, cozy interiors, and wide porches. They're particularly popular in California and the Midwest, and appeal primarily to those who love vintage homes.
While a craftsman home is fairly easy to spot from the outside, there are also certain features that many homes from this era share beyond the front door. We have rounded up some beautiful craftsman interiors to highlight those key features that make these homes so remarkable.
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A Living Room Off the Porch
Design: Black Lacquer Design
Photography: Mary Costa
Rarely will you find a craftsman home without a wide-open porch (one reason for their immense curb appeal). Once inside, you typically step directly into a small foyer or immediately into the living room. Often, there is both a visual and a physical connection between the living room and the porch, as seen in this space from Black Lacquer Design.
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A Fireplace
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When it comes to key features of a craftsman home, a fireplace is one of the essentials. Few bungalows go without a built-in hearth to center the space and create a clear focal point for the living room. Here in this room from blooming_acre, a stone fireplace is flanked by two bench seats to create the ultimate centerpiece for the rest of the living area.
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Built-In Bookcases
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In traditional craftsman homes, the living room was a haven for entertaining, reading, and relaxation, and almost always had built-in bookcases—usually next to the fireplace like these ones from curihome. Today, they may be filled with media equipment or pieces of art instead, but built-ins are still among the signature features of a craftsman interior. You will also find them throughout the home, in bedrooms and dens as well.
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A Dedicated Dining Room
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While you may come across a renovated craftsman home with an open floor plan, the traditional style typically had a dining room set between the kitchen and the living room. Like this example from champagneandsawdust, a craftsman dining room also usually has wainscoting or beadboard detailing, windows, and sometimes built-ins for seating or linens.
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Lots of Natural Materials
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When you think craftsman, you probably think handmade or artisan. And there's a reason for that—arts-and-crafts homes had a focus on natural materials, so you will often see hardwood flooring throughout these homes, even today. You may also find beautiful wooden details, like these columns from 1920craftsman, and natural materials on the exterior of the home as well.
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Exposed Ceiling Beams
Design: Michelle Lisac Interior Design
Photography: Jennie Corti
Another feature of the focus on handcrafted woodwork is the exposed beams you will find in many craftsman homes.
As in this space from Michelle Lisac Interior Design, exposed wooden beams help to give the craftsman home that warm feeling and help to center the rest of the furniture and elements in the room. -
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Dens and Reading Nooks
Design: Alana Homesley Interior Design
Architecture: Evens Architects
Photography: Manolo Langis
Craftsman homes are full of endless detail and character, so you will often find fun features in the vein of this reading nook designed by Alana Homesley Interior Design. When space allows, there is usually a small den as well, dedicated to reading or other solitary activity, which is typically placed off the living room or dining room.
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Eat-In Kitchens
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A craftsman home is designed with family in mind, so many of the spaces you will find cater to social activity. When the kitchen is large enough, you will sometimes find a breakfast nook, like this one from champagneandsawdust.
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Earthy or Neutral Color Palette
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While it's not a hard-and-fast rule, many craftsman homes adhere to a simple color palette consisting of grays, whites, or earthy tones such as greens and beiges. As in in this living space from curihome, these softer colors tend to work better with the various natural elements and exposed wood you find in a craftsman home.
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Focus on Natural Light
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Small bungalows and cottages often rely on natural light to help open up the space and add a connection between the outside and inside. Most rooms in a craftsman, like this dining room from tanialacaria, rely on at least two sources of light or one oversized window to keep the room light and airy.
Craftsman-style Home with Neutral Interiors
Hello, my wonderful friends! How are you today? I am very excited for touring this stunning home by a very talented interior designer, Trish Lynn of Colette Interiors.
This is her personal home and I have to say that I couldn’t love it more! Every room was perfectly designed.
Keep reading to know more about this Craftsman-style home that meticulously combines traditional elegance with hints of coastal charm.
“This project was a renovation of my own personal home. The architecture is Crafstman style and the exterior is wooded, pond in backyard, natural surroundings. We are a family of five, so wanted the design to be elevated, yet approachable. Creating an environment that is functional and livable is always a top priority. The open floor plan of the home was what we fell in love with, but also presented a challenge in assuring all spaces were complimentary and blended together harmoniously.” – Trish Lynn of Colette Interiors.
All decor were sourced from Collected by Colette.
You will find a sense of serenity as soon you open the front door. Classic architectural details are beautifully complemented by warm and natural elements.
This bench creates a simple and calming spot in this Foyer.
Bench: CB2 – similar style: here – Others: here, here, here, here, here & here.
Vase: Pottery Barn, Artisan Vase Collection, Ribbed Vase.
“In the Dining Room, furnishings were kept low-profile, clean-lined, and minimalistic. We designed around a balanced horizontal plane to keep the overall schematic feeling approachable, casual, and out of the way.” – Trish Lynn of Colette Interiors.
Decor: Collected by Colette, @collectedbycolette.
Artwork: Feather Study Prints (custom framed) – similar style: here.
Sideboard: Bernhardt – Other Favorites: here, here, here, here & here.
Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Fog Mist.
Dining Table: RH – similar here (Highly-recommended).
Dining Chairs: Noir Furniture – Other Trendy Chairs: here (Best Sellers!), here, here, here, here & here (gorgeous in person!).
“We wanted the fireplace to be the statement for the dining area, so we kept the furniture understated.”
Lighting: Chapman & Meyers, Downey Reflector Sconce.
Rug: Vintage Turkish Area Rug – Other Vintage Rugs: here & here – Other Neutral Rugs: here, here, here, here & here.
The details of this home, such as the millwork and American White Oak floors, are truly breathtaking!
Flooring: Oak & Broad American White Oak 7.5” plan – Others: here & here.
Lighting: Urban Electric Company – similar here (Affordable option).
Rustic Beams, along with over-grouted stone on walls, add patina and a rustic charm to the Butler’s Pantry.
Over-grouted stone was used as backsplash in the Butler’s Pantry, which beautifully complements the custom white cabinets with white marble countertop.
This Kitchen was renovated with a clean-lined mindset. The designer wanted it to be bright and airy while bringing in organic elements and natural materials to reflect the environment and surroundings.
Organic materials were introduced through handhewn rustic beam above sink, rustic beam door wrap, stone wall, champagne bronze and oil rubbed bronze hardware and vintage rugs.
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Lighting: Chapman & Meyers Country Industrial Pendant in Oil Rubbed Bronze / White – Other Favorites: here, here, here, here, here & here.
Counterstools: World Market.
Cabinet Style (Wood type/ door style/ manufacturer): Shaker Style White Cabinetry.
Cabinetry Hardware: Top knobs hardware Pulls & Knobs.
Décor: Collected by Colette.
Cabinet Paint Color: Custom color by Sherwin Williams – According to the designer, it’s very similar to Benjamin Moore Simply White.
Wall & Trim Paint Color: Simply White by Benjamin Moore.
Backsplash: Matte White Subway Tile 2×8.
Faucets: Waterstone PLP Faucet in Classic Bronze.
Runner: Vintage Turkish Area Rug – similar: here – Other Best Sellers: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.
Countertop: Carrara marble – Always a classic and timeless choice!
Ceiling Treatment: Shiplap on Ceiling in Simply White by Benjamin Moore.
“The goal for the Great Room was to created a natural, but well-defined space with intentional transitions between rooms and a generous amount of negative space that resulted in a more casual vibe.” – Trish Lynn of Colette Interiors.
Lighting: Urban Electric Company, Hamilton – Others: here, here & here.
Floor Lamp: RH – Discontinued.
Coffee Tables: Serena & Lily.
Table Lamp: Troy Lighting.
Vase: Pottery Barn – similar style: here.
Wall Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Fog Mist.
Ceiling Treatment: Rustic Beams & Shiplap.
Throw: Collected by Colette Shoppe.
Pillows: Serena & Lily (scroll right below to find all pillows).
Stool: Waverley Stool.
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Sofas: Serena & Lily Summit Sofa.
Side Table: Serena & Lily.
Rug: Custom, Available through the designer – similar: here – Other Trendy Rugs: here, here, here & here.
“The Living Room was designed with a neutral and warm color palette to keep the environment light, bright, and inviting. We also wanted to incorporate the look and feel of our wooded exteriors into our interior design elements by introducing rustic woods, textured furnishings, and layered organic materials.” – Trish Lynn of Colette Interiors.
Sofa: MGBW Brown Velvet Sofa.
Lighting: Urban Electric Company, CHP – similar style: here.
Leather Ottoman: Etsy – similar style:here & here.
Rug: Custom, Available through the designer – Other Neutral Rugs: here, here, here, here & here.
Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Fog Mist.
Upholstered Chairs: Custom – Available through the designer – Others: here & here.
Floor Lamp: Visual Comfort – similar here.
Side Table: Serena & Lily.
Decor: Collected by Colette.
Faux Olive Tree: Crate & Barrel – Others: here & here.
Basket: Pottery Barn.
Bench: CB2.
Millwork Paint Color: Simply White by Benjamin Moore.
Basket: Serena & Lily.
The Master Bedroom was designed to keep the focus on the view.
The designer wanted to create an inviting and serene sanctuary that you never wanted to leave.
Bench: Serena & Lily.
Lumbar Pillow: Serena & Lily.
Bed: RH – similar style: here & here.
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The designer added natural stone to the fireplace surround to provide a more organic environment.
Pillows on Window-seat: Serena & Lily.
Nightstands: RH – Others: here & here.
Chandelier: Currey & Company.
Chairs: Arhaus Custom Upholstered.
Rugs: Custom Rug 1st layer / vintage rug 2nd layer by Loloi Rugs (Discontinued).
Side Table: Serena & Lily.
Stool: Sika.
Pillows were sourced from Collected by Colette.
Powder Room Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Simply White.
Vanity: Custom vanity with vessel sink by Waterworks – similar Vanity: here & here.
Lighting: Visual Comfort Katie Conical Sconce – Antique Brass.
Faucet: Newport Brass, Satin Brass Finish.
Mirror: here – similar.
“The mudroom design was inspired by a vintage bell circa 1894. This is a main entry point into the home (even for guests) so we wanted it to be functional, yet elevated with a timeless & classic vibe.”- Trish Lynn of Colette Interiors.
Flooring: Inglenook Tile, Thin Brick, Herringbone application – Other Brick Porcelain Tiles: here & here.
Decor: Collected by Colette @collectedbycolette.
Wall Hooks: Rejuvenation.
Mudroom Wainscotting & Cabinet Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Simply White.
Millwork: Custom, v-groove paneling & bench, Shiplap ceiling.
Pillows: Serena & Lily.
Vase: Pottery Barn.
Many thanks to the designer for sharing the details above!
Photography: Raquel Langworthy – @raquellangworthy.photo
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Today, more and more often, the owners of apartments and houses turn to professional designers for help when decorating their premises. At the same time, the choice of owners often falls in favor of the author's design, which differs from the standard one in complexity and thoughtfulness. An exclusive project takes into account all the requests of the customer and allows you to realize his desires competently and concisely. The development of the author's interior design implies a whole range of solutions - from the engineering design of the room to the choice of the smallest decor elements.
When do you need an author's interior design?
The author's design project is a real opportunity to create a uniquely designed room that favorably emphasizes the taste of the homeowner.
This service is most often ordered by owners of luxury suburban real estate or a spacious apartment. And this is a completely justified choice - planning the interior of large areas requires a competent design solution. Specialists create a unique atmosphere in the houses, taking into account the future location of stairs, sleeping and guest areas. Author's interior design is a whole set of factors taken into account by the contractor:
- cardinal directions;
- exposure of the room to sunlight at different times of the day;
- window view;
- location of the room in relation to communication systems.
The author's project is an option for those customers who want to create a unique interior, taking into account personal taste preferences. A specialist in this regard helps to realize the task and give the room an aesthetic and cozy look, taking into account modern trends and observing the principles of design.
Differences between the author's interior and the usual renovation
First, let's understand what interior design is.
This is primarily a creative process, during which a concise and stylish design of the space of the room is achieved. The advantages of the author's project in the professional approach of the designer - the end result involves obtaining an interior with 100% uniqueness. Let's figure out how the exclusive repair differs from the standard one.
Drawing up a design project
A typical repair is a basic finish and a maximum replacement of communications. Author's design is a complex process that includes a whole range of solutions by specialists. In the course of his work, he analyzes the architecture, takes into account the layout of the premises and fixes the results in the form of graphs, drawings and calculations.
The differences between an exclusive project and a standard renovation are colossal - here they do not just re-paste the wallpaper, but create a unique interior. Often, at the request of the customer, furniture is made, original accessories for decor are created, and the room is completely re-planned.
A typical design project of an apartment is a budget option for the customer. The author's implementation of the future interior will require a decent investment from the owner of the home, but the end result will definitely please.
Personalization
Designer interiors are not a typical minimalist or high-tech project. The specialist is faced with the task of taking into account the preferences of the customer and adapting the space to these wishes, while not forgetting the principles of ergonomics. Requests can be:
- room extension;
- visual raising of the ceiling;
- room lighting;
- delimitation of functional areas;
- combination of kitchen and living room or toilet and bathroom;
- creation of space for a gym, a winter garden, an office;
- following a certain stylistic decision in the implementation of the project.
Originality
An interior design project is created for a separate apartment or private house for a specific customer.
We can safely say that you will not find such a design option anywhere else - the uniqueness of the work is guaranteed. These are not the typical template designs that decorate many apartments - decorative brick walls, light-colored furniture and wallpaper, and standard furniture. The author's design is created taking into account the style of a specialist, which is easy to track in detail - the materials used, color schemes, original decor and space design.
Enhanced functionality
The design of a room is a complex process that requires certain knowledge and skills from a specialist. A professional employee is not just a person who can draw. And these are not the specialists who are mass-produced by modern online schools, having trained them for several months. The maximum for such performers is a typical design project of an apartment. The author's interior requires a specialist to have a whole range of knowledge in the field of ergonomics, construction, architecture and engineering.
The task of the designer is to use every meter to its advantage and take care of the details as much as possible. It is worth saying that even the location and number of outlets is thought out by the performer carefully and taking into account functional features.
Design support
Another advantage of working with professional designers is the full support of the process. During the repair process, the specialist controls the work of construction teams, independently orders furniture and accessories, and resolves any issues in a short time.
The task of the designer is to deliver the finished project on time, observing all the details and preferences, while not exceeding the budget.
Throughout the repair, the designer personally supervises the work of the performers, orders the production of furniture, lamps, textiles according to his own sketches, promptly resolves urgent issues. His task is not to replace the foreman, but to ensure the implementation of the project on time and within the agreed budget.
Let's give a good example and consider the elements of a loft-style living room in the photo. The project implementer managed to find a balance between the rigor of design and a successful combination of shades.
The organization of the space is carefully thought out by the designer and differs from a typical project in the following details:
- combination of rough bricks with the original color of the flooring;
- handmade carpets;
- original decor elements - pillows, stylish poufs, lamps;
- light furniture, successfully emphasizing the contrast with the walls.
Why is it more profitable, calmer and more prestigious to cooperate with an experienced designer?
Those who once used the services of professional specialists will never again create interior designs on their own. And this applies not only to author's projects, but also to standard solutions. The explanation is simple - the designer uses every square meter competently, emphasizes the advantages of the room and hides the shortcomings, and also helps to save the family budget.
We present to your attention a visual table, a simple analysis of which will allow us to draw the appropriate conclusions:
| Benefits of working with an interior designer | Disadvantages of self-design and repair |
| Smart space design The author's project is drawn up taking into account the technical features of the apartment or house and does not require amendments during subsequent repairs. | Typical planning mistakes:
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| Availability of drawings The design of the premises involves the preparation of documentation that meets the standards. | Lack of drawings and charts Without a documentary basis, future repairs do not have a plan as such. This causes a number of problems:
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| Time saving The designer knows exactly where to buy finishing materials or order exclusive furniture. This saves not only time, but also money for the customer. | Waste of time The owner of an apartment or house studies prices in online stores, compares them with each other, visits building supermarkets, selects finishes and decor. |
| Using the latest trends A professional designer knows everything about the latest trends and construction innovations. | Use of typical stylistic solutions and materials Many of us do not know when a new range of products will arrive in stores, so we do not have time to purchase trendy wallpapers and other materials. The result is the use of a standard design in the repair. |
| Individual style The skill and professionalism of the designer allows you to successfully combine different styles and colors in the interior. The specialist creates an overall picture, harmoniously inscribing every detail into it. | Undefined interior Many home owners make a typical mistake - they combine styles illiterately, forgetting about the principles of ergonomics and incorrectly composing color and furniture compositions. |
Thanks to this, work teams can easily understand the scope of work and avoid common mistakes. 
It easily identifies trendy wallpaper and tile collections, and has access to private sales of premium collections. Stages of creating an author's interior design
The creation of an author's design project is a whole complex of successive measures, the quality and implementation of which determine the style and comfort of the future premises.
The specialist has an important task - to take into account all the wishes of the customer and meet his expectations. In order for potential clients to better understand the project development process, we list the stages of the designer's work:
- Meeting with the customer. During the dialogue, the specialist listens to all the wishes of the client, after which he goes to the actual place of work. The designer takes measurements, prepares several layout projects for agreement with the customer. After the client has agreed on one of the versions, the specialist visualizes it in 2D-3D format.
- Preparation of documentation for project implementation. The designer prepares draft drawings, graphs, and makes a preliminary calculation of the cost of work. The documentation contains complete information about the necessary redevelopment, the location of lighting equipment and sockets, as well as communication schemes.
- Carrying out work. Based on the drawn up schedules and drawings, construction teams begin to implement the project.
Masters in the areas consistently carry out installation and dismantling, plumbing, electrical and finishing work. - Control over project implementation. This stage is parallel to the main work, during which the designer controls the compliance with the deadlines and the quality of execution.
- Arrangement of furniture and room decor. This is the final and one of the most important stages of the project. The result depends on the quality of its implementation. The designer competently arranges furniture, decorates rooms with curtains, vases, mirrors, lamps and carpets. The combination of such actions allows you to create the unity of the room and correctly place the accents.
What is photorealistic rendering for and is it necessary
Many of the potential customers often ask themselves whether computer visualization is needed in the design of copyright projects. The final choice is up to the client, but here are a number of tasks that such a service is guaranteed to solve:
- allows you to get acquainted with the layout of the room, taking into account its dimensions and features;
- provides an opportunity to view each room from different angles;
- allows you to simulate day and evening lighting;
- reproduces the quality and texture of the finishing materials used;
- allows you to find the best color solutions through various combinations;
- provides an opportunity to integrate furniture into each room and decide on the style.
The main task of photorealistic visualization is to acquaint the customer with the interior before the stage of its implementation. This allows you to make timely adjustments, agree on space zoning options and choose a stylistic concept.
Designer interiors from DesignHomefort
In conclusion, we invite you to enjoy the implemented author's projects from the designers of our company DesignHomefort. An individual solution is always a competent combination of aesthetics, style and functionality. Recall that each project is unique and has no analogues.
This interior was created in Krasnodar at a facility with an area of 130 square meters. Modern style, discreet color schemes and high-quality furniture emphasized the dignity of the room. The project implementation period is 6 months.
Another unique design project from our specialists in a modern classic style for the family. The area of the object is 256 sq.
m.
We will introduce you to another design project made in modern style. This is a bold modern solution for a boy's nursery with an area of 40 square meters.
This design project of a loft-style apartment was made for a young family. The total area of the object is 100 square meters.
The DesignHomefort company is professionally engaged in the creation of author's projects of any complexity. We guarantee individual stylish solutions combined with high-quality and functional repairs. The result of the work is a beautiful and expensive interior that will be appreciated not only by you, but also by your guests!
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2019-11-30T10:45:05+00:00 2019-11-30T23:34:40+00:00 How to create an author's style in design: searches that were crowned with success 2019-11-30T10:45:05+00:00 Is it possible to create your own style in the interior, if everything in the history of design has already been invented before us? It turns out you can! The main thing is to "find a foothold" How to create an author's style in design: searches that were crowned with success
Is it possible to create your own style in the interior, if everything in the history of design has already been invented before us? It turns out you can! The main thing is to “find a foothold”
Every designer wants to have his own recognizable signature style.
But in the yard of the XXI century, and behind the millennium of the history of architecture design. How to create something new, if most of the solutions have long been invented? He shared his personal experience of finding a foothold in creating the author's style Sergey Lashin , architect and designer, head of design studio VPROEKTE .
Sergey Lashin, architect and designer
Head of architecture and design studio VPROEKTE. Holder of two scientific patents for architectural projects, participant of professional exhibitions and conferences. Has 11 years of experience in architectural design and interior design. The author of the concept of interior styles Nature and Accent, based on the philosophy of UNA.
The interior cannot be entirely original. It is always a symbiosis of collective ideas of the past, present and individual solutions that the designer himself came up with, having looked through hundreds or thousands of materials with illustrations on architecture, landscape, industrial, interior design.
In the process of practice, ideas are formed into a single concept of tastes and views, which are based on certain internal principles of the author himself. They can be intuitive, that is, not have formulations. When a person acts on inspiration. From the creative side, it's great, but at the same time, problems may arise in practical implementation. For example, the lack of unity of composition in the interior, the isolation of details from the general concept, impracticable design solutions in terms of technical implementation, and much more.
Many designers on a whim create complete chaos, but in the end they get a beautiful and thoughtful interior. Yes, this is possible, but there is another way. To create his own style and show its meaning to others, the designer must clearly understand the essence of his beliefs and principles. Be sure to find and realize yourself, form your own system of guidelines, organize your approach to work. It is important to purposefully work on understanding your own philosophy, to seek, gain experience and knowledge.
With each new project, an understanding of one's inner convictions comes more and more clearly. For example, the reluctance to work with chemically harmful finishing materials or very strange, impractical design solutions (bright red floors, gaudy plasterboard ceilings, frilly furniture, and so on) led to the understanding that you should only work on projects that the soul lies in . This has become the rule of thumb. And over time, other internal principles of work were formed, which are further reflected in the general philosophy of style.
What is UNA? Imagine a beautiful architectural image. For example, the facade of the Bolshoi Theatre, which is decorated with a portico with a composite order, a sculptural group and other details. It also has a pediment and colonnades that support it and connect it to the base. They embody the three principles of the UNA philosophy: universality, naturalness and accents.
Versatility is like the pediment of a theater and represents the most important principle in every project based on practicality, everyday life and justification.
Versatility is achieved with the help of well-thought-out techniques: neutral and pastel shades in the interior, multi-functional furniture, thoughtful storage places, clear ergonomics and space zoning for each family member.
Things in the interior should be not only beautiful, but also practical. When a customer says that he wants to get something unusual, extraordinary and unforgettable, it is important to weigh and check whether he is ready to coexist on a permanent basis with the chosen design solution. And then find out how cost-effective, expedient, practical and beautiful it is.
As the pediment of the Bolshoi Theater is supported by the colonnades, so the idea of universality is supported by two other UNA principles: naturalness and accentuation. They formed the basis of the author's styles Nature and Accent. They use only natural, natural materials, without harmful "chemistry" in the composition. Naturalness makes the interior open, welcoming and comfortable.
