Modern interior designers often use simplistic and minimalist interior style ideas to create their designs, but it's not what everyone likes.
If you love classy, artistic, and unusual styles, then you might like to add some elements of Baroque to your house.
Here's how you can integrate these elements easily without making your interior style messy or incoherent.
Rich Colors
Choose rich and deep colors for your walls and furniture.
Think burgundy, gold, navy, and deep greens. These colors create a sense of luxury.
Ornate Furniture
Select furniture with intricate details and carvings.
Look for pieces with curves and embellishments, like cabriole legs and ornate chair backs.
Luxurious Fabrics
Opt for luxurious fabrics such as velvet, silk, and brocade for upholstery and drapery.
These materials add texture and a sense of richness to the space.
Elaborate Patterns
Integrate elaborate patterns into your design.
Baroque style often features damask, floral, and scroll patterns. Use them on upholstery, rugs, or even wallpaper.
Gilded Accents
Incorporate gold accents throughout the space.
This could be in the form of gilded mirrors, picture frames, or even gold-leafed furniture.
Chandeliers and Sconces
Choose ornate lighting fixtures like crystal chandeliers or wall sconces.
They not only provide light but also serve as statement pieces.
Mirrors with Detail
Select mirrors with intricate frames.
Large, ornate mirrors can make the space feel more open and reflect the luxurious elements in the room.
Symmetry
Baroque design often embraces symmetry.
Arrange furniture and decor items in a balanced and symmetrical manner to create a sense of order and formality.
Statement Art
Display art pieces that reflect the Baroque style.
Look for paintings or sculptures with dramatic scenes, rich colors, and intricate details.
Bold Statements
Don't be afraid to go bold.
Baroque design is known for its dramatic flair, so embrace the lavishness and let key elements in the room make a statement.
Previously, we talked about choosing a window material.
