Despite the fact that it is raining outside, and the weatherbegins to prepare us for the snowy season, we are not discouraged. Today, together with designer Kristina Brook, we will tell you how not to fall into hibernation and add bright colors to gray everyday life. Talented Moscow designer Kristina Brook will help readers of etk-fashion.com understand the outrageous styles of interior design. You will also find out which style will suit you, why your apartment in the avant-garde style will cost more and that "being kitschy" is now fashionable. Avant-garde At the beginning of the 20th century, the avant-garde entered the art world stage. This trend is still relevant and even maintains a leading position, opening the door to the world of unknown, bold and original solutions.
It is impossible to remain indifferent to the avant-garde. You either have to love it or hate it. In short, the avant-garde is an experiment, a kind of challenge to the times.
It is amazing how deeply the avant-garde has penetrated into various fields of activity: architecture, fashion, illustration, painting, music. It sets its own pace and forms a completely new generation of people.
Avant-garde has become not only a style, it has become its ownkind of revolution in people's minds. Avant-garde style in interior design can rightfully be called advanced (avantgarde - advanced detachment). It is often characterized by unusual color solutions, furniture of contrasting color and original shape, brightly colored wallpaper, technical innovations, artificial lighting of varying intensity, allowing to emphasize the main accents.
Our opinion:
Pop art In pop art, perhaps, as inavant-garde, there are no restrictions! Bright, conflicting colors, lots of posters, billboards, use of unnatural materials. The interior in the pop art style is not cluttered with furniture. Pop art is easily recognized by its glossy surfaces. The ideal layout for pop art is a studio, where you can play out functional areas in different color schemes.
One thing is clear: you don't need to understand pop art! You either have to accept it or choose a different interior for yourself.
Kitsch Mockery, bad taste, challenge, "cheapness"— kitsch has been branded in so many ways. A kind of symbiosis of futurism, classics and everything that can come into a person’s head. From the moment of its inception, this style was usually called “lumpen kitsch”; a style born of poverty.
Furniture from dumps, shabby interior items, and a combination of the seemingly incompatible are appropriate here.
Now experienced designers are taking on the task of transforming the contradictory motives of kitsch into a harmonious dialogue with a touch of irony.
A person's choice of one style or another is directis connected with his character and way of life. Every second person's apartment contains a bit of "kitsch": there are photos from a family album in the kitchen, children's toys are scattered around the room, and in the living room there is a record player from the 1970s.
- Kitsch is close to truly creative people who look at the world in their own way.
- Minimalist will choose for the interior no more than three shades of neutral color scheme.
- Avant-gardist, most likely, will flood the walls with contrasting colors.
- A pop art designer will help the avant-gardist in his bold ideas.
Christina Brook, interior designer:In the race for style, stay yourself and don’t be afraid to experiment. Color your autumn days by creating a unique interior design. We hope that we were able to lift your spirits. And if after reading this article you are thinking about changing the design of your apartment, then Kristina and I have not tried in vain. etk-fashion.com wishes you a bright autumn and a rainbow mood.
