In addition to traditional uses, houses are getting new functionalities, such as a place to exercise or work. We are making optimum use of our homes. As a result, certain rooms are becoming multifunctional. Three-dimensionality has become the ultimate goal.
Upwards and eye-catchingWith folding screens and multifunctional furniture, rooms can be conveniently transformed to suit different functionalities. This trend creates a kind of layering in the house. To reinforce this layering, we also see surfaces merging into one another or seeming to overlap on walls and in wall and floor decorations.
Light and airy bouquetTransparent and airy flowers are important if you want to emphasize spatiality. Color contrast is often used to emphasize depth. Different types of color contrast are used, such as light and dark, warm and cold colors, and bright and pastel hues. What's more, flowers are arranged freely and airily in the bouquet.
Layered Spaces Color Chart SpaceBouquets have the power to reinforce the spatial feeling. Opt for flower varieties that can be weaved and combined in an airy way. Think of canna lilies, dahlias, crocosmia, and gladioli, for example. Give the flowers plenty of space in the bouquet and arrange them at staggered heights. Bouquets are not limited to the living room, of course. We also come across bouquets in the bathroom, bedroom, in the hall, or on the terrace table.
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Light and airy bouquetTransparent and airy flowers are important if you want to emphasize spatiality. Color contrast is often used to emphasize depth. Different types of color contrast are used, such as light and dark, warm and cold colors, and bright and pastel hues. What's more, flowers are arranged freely and airily in the bouquet.
Layered Spaces Color Chart SpaceBouquets have the power to reinforce the spatial feeling. Opt for flower varieties that can be weaved and combined in an airy way. Think of canna lilies, dahlias, crocosmia, and gladioli, for example. Give the flowers plenty of space in the bouquet and arrange them at staggered heights. Bouquets are not limited to the living room, of course. We also come across bouquets in the bathroom, bedroom, in the hall, or on the terrace table.
Would you like to know more about bulb flowers? Take a look at www.ilsysays.com.
