Five classic interior design trends from around the world
A variety of fabrics, prints, colours and accessories will help to inspire you when creating a tranquil, warm or elegant look for your own home
Style may come and go, but classic interior design will never die. A variety of fabrics, prints, colours and accessories can be used to create a stunning variety of home designs.
Here we take a look at the hottest interior design trends from around the world will help inspire the look of your home, according to Vibrant Doors – a British supplier of timber doors.
China
One of the fundamental principles in Chinese interior design is simplicity, which helps to create a feeling of peace, harmony and serenity.
With a few valuable and beautiful objects placed in a room, such as Chinese calligraphy and a landscape or cherry-blossom painting, the indoor space strikes a fine balance by integrating nature into traditional designs.
Japan
The classic Japanese design boosts the minimalist aesthetic, which is deemed to have a deep connection to the concepts of ancient Zen philosophy.
Its interior designs, which feature the use of stylish houseplants, inspire a feeling of tranquillity. Sliding, outer and inner, white-paper-covered shoji screens are commonly used in the design of Japanese homes to provide privacy and create a flexible living space.
