Happy 2017! Maybe this year your wishes are finally fulfilled, or that logos are New Year’s resolutions. You just have to propose, and if you see that it does not have the effect you hoped for, look for a new approach to achieve it. In today’s article we will talk about how you can get a property, applying different decorative styles.
Rent villas in Sitges, whether for a business stay, a family holiday, lately is in high demand. So, if you are looking to rent or sell your villa, you should look for something to differentiate your home and give it a special value to attract potential customers. Do you want to know how? Keep reading!
The 4 decorative styles you should know
As you know, the image of the property is everything. One of the key factors when it comes to renting is the first impression that our home makes to customers. Both the layout of the furniture, the lighting or the decoration influence this. No sable can be combined with any of the two types of games that can be found and make the future owner consider living elsewhere.
So, let’s talk about four decorative styles that will make your house want to be everyone’s:
- Classic style
If you are looking to give the interior of your property an elegant and sophisticated touch, certainly this style is for you. Mainly, it is based on a very heavy decoration, always using materials of the best quality. Clear or pastel tones (grays, cream, greens, or yellows), combined with cherry wood, ha and oak are the star elements. Also the use of glass or bronze in elements of its decoration. For curtains, cushions and upholstery we will choose velvet, brocade or silk.
We could say that in the classic style, the furniture is the protagonist and the one that define its character. Renaissance furniture from the time of Louis XIII, baroque or neoclassical, make up the perfect pieces that contribute to recreate the perfect style.
- Nordic
The Nordic, is one of the trendiest decorative styles, most demanded in recent years. It is characterized by the use of clear odors, which favor the entrance of light, and clear, clear spaces. (Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark) in the early twentieth century, looking for warmth and brightness in homes that belonged to a cold region, and without light.
In this style, white walls predominate, with small doses of color in furniture and decorative objects. Also natural materials, such as wood for furniture and linen, wool or cotton for textiles. Elements of vintage air, and small touches of brass or copper in decorative objects put the finishing touches to this highly demanded style. Here are some ideas:
- Industrial
The industrial style dates back to the 1950s, when factories and abandoned industries took center stage as it became the home of several artists looking for ample space to unleash their creativity.
High ceilings of double height, feeling of spaciousness and spaces decorated with urban materials (metal, brick, or aluminum), are the essential features that characterize this style. To this, we must add a view of the structural elements of the building, such as columns, ventilation equipment, pipes, beams or brick walls.
The furniture that are the typical ones that are used in these factories; Worn, straight lines and in which the passage of time is appreciated. The predominant colors are strong; Blue, red, green and above all black.
Lighting will be fundamental. It is practically the key to achieving the “industrial” effect we are looking for. From bulbs with wires to the eye, retro style flexes, to lamps with appliques in silver, copper or black tones … we love this style!
- Rustic
The rustic style seeks to recreate a quiet environment, in harmony with nature, that reminds us of the country houses and the homey atmosphere that these transmit us. It is mainly based on incorporating unique craftsmanship, using natural materials such as wood (pine overcoat), stone, clay or wicker.
Wool, thread or cotton are often used in carpets and textiles. For curtains, smooth prints, contrasting with floral prints of sofas and armchairs.
The plants will also be very important, as they will help to decorate the rooms and create contrast against their ornamentation and rustic materials. If you have a porch or garden, the more vegetation the better! Do not be afraid to pass.
The colors that predominate in this style are blue, green, or pastel shades in furniture and textiles, to counteract with the coldness of walls covered in stone. On smooth walls, colors like burgundy, blue or green are used to create a contrast with the wood of the furniture.
As for the furniture or decorative elements, these will be based on different natural materials. Wood for almost all furniture (tables, chairs, shelves, headboards or bed structures) structural elements such as beams, or wall coverings. Wrought iron will be used in bars, windows or mirrors. The clay, in pots, or vases. Vintage details such as baskets, trunks, or planters will also mark this style. In the living room, you can not miss a stone or brick fireplace.
How to choose the perfect style?
This will depend on the area in which your home is, your tastes, the public you want to target or the investment you are looking for. For a villa anything is valid! The good thing about these decorative styles is that they are not conditioned to the type of house or its location. Whether you are in the center, or in a coastal city, applying materials and appropriate furniture, you can recreate a rustic atmosphere. The same will happen with the industrialist if you live in mountain area, and you can even combine both, as they complement each other very well.
We hope you liked the article! Seeing all these photos, surely you have already chosen your favorite style.
Tell us! What style of decoration do you have? Would you recommend any more?
