This is the most unusual and the freshest trend. Gold was last season, copper a little earlier, chrome has been in high esteem almost always, but to have all of this together - this is the first time
Chrome, copper and gold have already conquered the armyfans on all continents, and this is not surprising. Shades of metal can be used to decorate the interior of almost any style. In the new season, pink gold will be added to the three familiar shades of metal, which means it's time to think about how to properly fit it into the interior. At the same time, we will talk about other "non-ferrous metals". 1. Restraint
This main tool of any undertaking is not in vainis in first place here too. If you want to fill your interior with multi-colored reflective surfaces, it is precisely the dose of the latter characteristic that should be reduced, and in relation to large forms, preference should be given to matte metal.
2. Harmony
Try to stay on the edge of “almost perfection”, where there is matte and glossy, warm and cold, dark and light.
3. Start small
Metal takes some getting used to.A large form can start to strain, or even scare away with the intensity of its impact. To begin with, place a chrome lamp, a couple of vases in the interior, or replace the frames of the electrical installation equipment.
4. Mix
Love gold? Add copper and silver to it.And let there be as little of your favorite shade as possible. Over time, you still won’t be able to resist and will put a few more items on the shelf, “without which you simply can’t do”.
5. Minimize the background
If kitsch is not your goal, try to reduce the activity level of background objects. We are talking about shapes and shades. The observer's gaze should move around the interior with curiosity, and not fly in bewilderment.
6. Look for new options
Don't limit yourself to brass lampshades andvases with gold patination. Standards become boring. Think about options that are not available in stores. For example, a designer stencil design with metallic paint on wallpaper, textiles with a chameleon effect, embroidery on pillows with gold thread, etc.
