You love brick walls but you're not surecan live surrounded by brutal factory aesthetics? Then our material is for you - here you will find the answer to the question of how to turn a loft space into a cozy dream home
Workshop romance of loft spaces with high ceilingsceilings, huge windows and external wiring captured many. However, over time, the natural desire for home comfort still won out, at the same time giving rise to a problem. How to design a factory space in such a way that you can feel at home within its walls without ruining the style of the interior at the root?
The solution to the problem turned out to be simple.Modern furniture manufacturers offer a lot of classic ideas, reworked in a new way. Among the huge line of more or less suitable items, we chose the offer of the Dutch brand Riviera Maison.
A collection of over 3,000 pieces of furniture,tableware and accessories is inspired by the interiors of Southern France and the Mediterranean. Natural materials, textured surfaces, painted coffee table bases and a natural palette create an atmosphere of summer, cool salty wind and the rustle of a shady garden outside the windows.
How can all this fit into a loft space?In the most ideal way! Open wood texture, cotton and linen, carriage coupler and a neutral palette gravitating towards grey and brown tones – all this is loft at its best.
Even the shadows of cold factory-like quality are absent from this furniture.you will not find. Here there is only softness, coziness and calmness, gravitating towards meditation. However, according to the manufacturer, the Riviera Maison collections also have their own unexpected philosophical basis.
The brand's designers do not strive to create perfectobjects for ideal interiors, in which people without flaws should live. According to the creators, their objects carry a softened version of the Japanese philosophy of "wabi-sabi". In the world of mass production, ideal forms and straight lines, hand-made objects with barely noticeable, but no less precious flaws turn into real luxury.
This trend has given rise to a whole movement ininterior fashion. For example, chairs at the dining table, among which there is not a single similar one, embroidered pillows, knitted blankets, mugs from glass jars, vases from vintage bottles, "old" repainted table bases. This is exactly the approach that Riviera Maison is close to and is actively promoted by the brand in the interior market.
It doesn't matter what the walls of your house are like orapartments, what city or town you live in, what landscape you see outside the window. The interior atmosphere can cover up any shortcomings of the surroundings. The main thing is to choose the right furniture and details that breathe calm, warmth and comfort.
