All the things in this living room are designer, and each one is with character. Geometric patterns help to combine them in one interior.
Passing the gallery Text: Julia Sakharova
A photo: Will webster
Magazine: N11 (221) 2016
The first is the very plasticity of things. “Sculptural” furniture organizes the space, subordinates it to itself, and a picturesque background will add vitality to the interior. However, you need to streamline this polyphony. With such a role clear geometric ornaments perfectly cope. Here, for example, this is a leather cabinet and a carpet. You can develop a thought and think about curtains, upholstery, screens with geometric patterns.
Arne Jacobsen's design armchair, a round lacquer table similar to modern sculpture, a bizarrely curved floor lamp and wallpaper resembling Hokusai's graphics ... All this stuff with charisma, so you unwittingly ask yourself: how to combine them in one room? 
A photo: Will webster
Interior designed by architects Igor Liturinsky, Ronan Leosta
Interior designed by architects Igor Liturinsky, Ronan Leosta
A photo: Will webster
