Modern room interior in a house from SeattleA country cottage or a private house in the suburbs, made in a rustic style or according to the canons of country, look natural. However, such a residence is not contraindicated in the city center. Enjoy the possibilities of combining established traditions and modern design in our article on the decor of small-sized rooms. Undoubtedly, most of us love modern forms, abstract geometry and clean lines. But there are small houses, rooms, which are risky to approach with modern concepts of beauty, harmony and natural purity. This is especially true for rural areas, where traditions are sometimes stronger than fashion trends. And yet, rustic decor responds quite adequately to the challenges of the time, while maintaining its almost pristine charm and charm. If you are decorating your own small house, then you will need a few characteristic touches - compact furnishings, cozy pillows and bedspreads, elements of the style of wooden architecture. The design can be, contrary to expectations, both edgy and modern!
Small living rooms
The first photo shows the interior decorationof a house in Seattle, USA. This is a clear illustration of the result that can be achieved with an open-minded approach to the problem of decorating such rooms. Note the inclusion of a vertical garden in the visual series - plants and a wall outside the room (from Sam Van Fleet Photography). Do not underestimate the importance of choosing the style of furniture in a country-style room. The elegant chairs from West Elm, shown in the photo, are the result of the company's collaboration with South African designer John Vogel, who is known for creating membranous structural elements. Such furniture, combined with the earthy background of the walls, creates a wonderful mood!
Wooden chairs in modern style SpaceThe next photo is not exactly small. But the design by Matt Garcia Design in Llano, Texas is hardly ordinary. That's why we're featuring this space in this collection. You'll agree that the industrial feel of the room is delightful. The storage and display of items on the shelves is arranged in the most efficient way.
The rustic shelving in the salon addsspace As with any compact home, a small room will naturally have space limitations. So, try to use any interior items that meet the standards of compactness. Even if you are not a big fan of such accessories. For example, here is a photo of a media console from West Elm on a mango wood nightstand with a natural texture.
And then there are the comfy rugs and textiles that add a soft touch to your interior. Even the smallest item can make a big difference.
On the red sofa - a family of patterned pillows It is worth mentioning the pillows. For example, the Janey model from CB2 with a geometric pattern is quite modern and beautiful.
Cozy Pillows by CB2 Thinking about how to decorateyour small indoor space, don't forget the importance of movement and sanctuaries for privacy. In the Burlington home below, we see how the inviting living area is separated from the comfortable bedroom by a curtain divider. [photography by Susan Tree for Joan Heaton Architects]
Modern salon with dividing curtainElements such as rugs and mats can play an important role in decor. They will help to give each room its own uniqueness, then one room becomes different from another. In a small space, such details can be used to form separate corners. Look at the photo. The Marque Chindi Rug by CB2 is ideal for a small living room.
Geometric diamond pattern rugSometimes the best way to use a living space is to fill it with utilitarian items. The large built-in sofas in this Portland farmhouse pictured below serve as extra sleeping space for guests. Not to mention, the drawers underneath the sofas hide smaller items like kids' toys. (from Jessica Helgerson Interior Design)
Living room of a small house Sometimes a featureone room in a small home can benefit other rooms! In the bottom photo, we see the Portland home again, this time focusing on the kitchen and dining room, which are directly connected to the living room, forming one large area. In addition to a gorgeous table made from reclaimed walnut, there is a wood stove that heats the entire home with ease! [Photo by Lincoln Barbou for Jessica Helgerson Interior Design]
Kitchen and dining room in a rustic style as a single space
Small bedrooms
We turn our attention to the sleeping and resting rooms,for we see again the magnificent house, reviewed above. This time our eyes will be drawn to the children's corner, which displays the same white wooden planks that we find throughout the house. One of the problems with small home bedrooms is storage space for accessories and accessories. But here everything is taken care of - the bunk bed is supported by a built-in wardrobe with pull-out shelves.
Children's corner in a small room And nowit's time to take a break and have a cup of coffee. In the second part of the article, we will continue our conversation. Sometimes the best way to decorate a small house is to simplify it as much as possible. Instead of filling the space with baskets, twigs and heavy wooden furniture, it is better to let in more natural light and air. Especially when the starry sky looks through the large windows in the evenings! Don't forget about a cozy bedspread - (photo by Susan Teare for Elizabeth Hermann Archietcture + Design)
Small bedroom in a house by the lake And ifWhen talking about comfort, we can't help but mention the charm of modern bed linen. For example, from West Elm. Check out the Steven Alan Quilt & Shams (100% cotton) and you'll understand what true comfort is.
Comfortable bedding and textiles fromWest Elm If compactness is your priority, take a look at the photo below. The space featured here is a surprising combination of kitchen, living room/bedroom, and bath. The gorgeous interior is made up of reclaimed pine and stainless steel, giving the room a modern feel. (from Northworks Architects and Planners)
Let's add something exclusive to the bedroom.This can be a set of three, the material is mango wood, the supplier is CB2 . Although these multifaceted sculptures are definitely aimed at modern homes, they would not be out of place in a farmhouse either.
Geometric shapes with bright colored edges
Small bathrooms
Before you is a room in the Art Nouveau style, where the villageThe motifs are inspired by wood decor, tiles and light fittings dilute this warmth with a slight chill of industrial design. (by Matt Garcia Design)
A combination of urban and rural styles inbathroom design A bright, airy bathroom filled with light, harmonious wall tiles and unique light fixtures. Who says rooms have to be finished with wood paneling and woven rugs?! (photo by Susan Teare for Elizabeth Hermann Archietcture + Design)
Small bathroom in a house by the lake NashaAnother excursion is over. We hope that you did not waste your time on it in vain and, if you did not gain any practical ideas, you enjoyed the beautiful exhibition.
