Proportions interior

Before furnish a room or buy items of furniture, we, of course, are thinking about style, color and size. But even meet all these requirements, chair or cabinet may "fall out" of the interior, if their proportions do not correspond to the proportions of neighboring objects and rooms in general. |

The interior design proportions determined in the same way as common sense, and strict rules, and some architectural styles are clearly dictate their demands. Thus, the Victorian drawing rooms, usually have high ceilings, so they can beat the impressive furniture that does not fit in a modern bungalow.

Most modern bed corresponds to the proportions of high-bedroom in a modern style. Elements of different heights, such as vapor lamps, make the room more comfortable.

The owners of this great Victorian parlor refused corresponding to the style of furniture in favor of an exotic, relaxing oriental style. Theme created by low couches: they emphasize the vertical proportions of the room and relieve the wall for prints and paintings which otherwise would have seemed too big. Warm colors, in contrast to those colors, like white or light blue, enhances the exotic look and creates a cozy, relaxing atmosphere.

Large items of upholstered furniture look good in small spaces. Couch took the whole wall of box-shaped room. Children chair and ottoman more visually alter the proportions of the room.

To make well-dressed bed, the walls of the medium size bedrooms are painted in simple, vivid color, and the floor is covered with clear varnish.

Hints and Tips

• Do not furnish a great room or a high number of small, elongated pieces of furniture - they will always be out of place.
• Large cupboards, shelves, wardrobes, etc., occupying the whole wall can look amazing. If it's not antiques, consider whether to paint them in one tone with the wall, to give them a kind of built.
• Low furniture can make the room above. If the low ceilings "crush", use the appropriate furniture.
• To visually enlarge a small, low room, hang curtains from floor to ceiling and from wall to wall and not merely window frame.
• Rooms with high ceilings should balance one or two tall pieces of furniture.