Neoclassical kitchen is an amazing combination of past and present; a retro approach to shaping space and comfort with the future - the latest technological trends. This is usually referred to as the "golden mean" between traditions and the aspirations of progress. Neoclassicism is luxury and wealth, noble restraint and absolute practicality in the spirit of modernity.
No, this is not yet contemporary, when the simplicity and laconicism of classicism are realized in modern lines, but already a rejection of pretentious decorativeness in favor of greater functionality and ergonomics of the interior.
Pictured is a white neoclassical kitchen combined with a dining room. Neoclassicism: a design that is not subject to years
A light touch of antiquity, wallpaper with floral ornaments, natural decor and a soft palette - all this can be said both about classicism in its pure form in its strict geometric shapes and gilded decor, and about the interior in neo classic style... But there will no longer be gilding, massive monumental forms and details. Sculpting, elegant fittings, curved lines of dining table legs, armchairs and chairs, enamel as finishing of handles - such nuances will remain.
They are still decorated with moldings and unobtrusive carvings, the furniture is directed upwards, as if towering over the space. That is why a spacious room with high ceilings is considered the optimal room for the implementation of such a project.
The materials used are still expensive, but you can already pay attention to the laminate or artificial stone. Linoleum remains banned. But plastic is already a welcome guest in such an interior. Transparent armchairs look harmoniously in the dining area. They allow you to significantly expand the space, allowing you to enjoy harmony. However, a neoclassical kitchen is rarely independent: it needs space, therefore it is optimal to combine it at least with the dining room, and better with the living room together.
The photo shows a neoclassical kitchen combined with a living room. A living room in such a composition will make the design more eclectic than using the style in one room. This is due to the fact that more decor and textiles are usually used here. Soft furniture takes on new forms, like lamps, vases, tables and fireplaces. Wallpaper in the living room is usually more variegated than the walls in the kitchen.
Kitchen space palette
The neoclassical design is still restrained, so a neutral, unobtrusive color predominates here:
- Light colors are considered ideal.- cream, milk, ivory, sand, beige, light gray. Their beauty is set off by textured coatings: wallpaper with a small pattern, imitation or natural stone countertops, exclusively natural solid wood.
The photo shows the interior. - More saturated gamma in the warm spectrum- orange, terracotta, light brown - they are most often used in wooden parts, for decorating living room walls, flooring. can also use this color, especially if you choose a natural solid without paint.
- Dark shades are traditionally used for accents. But in a spacious room, such can be floors, facades of a kitchen unit or dining area, a living room, curtains in it, or even wallpaper on an accent wall. If the kitchen does not please with a large area, then it is better to make the details dark: the tabletop of the working area or such accents as the facades of household appliances, chairs and table legs.
On the picture - dark design neoclassical cuisine. A neoclassical kitchen will be devoid of variegation, but when combined with a living room, a greater variety of shades can be used. In the recreation area, multi-colored decorative elements are used: paintings depicting nature, original carpets. But these are no longer traditional landscapes or a familiar pattern. In such an interior, large images of birds, buds, unusual animals or plants will be harmonious. In this case, the design can be quite multi-colored, and the main color becomes just the background.
Color as a tool
And yet, the importance of the color palette cannot be underestimated: neoclassical cuisine retains the restrained and noble character of classicism. That is why most often they choose beautiful colour Ivory. He is quite soft, neutral, but also sublime. The variety of textures in this range looks expensive, and the use of the material itself makes the interior particularly luxurious.
A single color for the entire room will bring neoclassical design into balance, even with eclectic details. When choosing a shade of ivory, the room is not threatened with boredom and facelessness. It will be diluted with unobtrusive touches:
- enamel on handles;
- carved facades;
- wallpaper with a pattern in the same palette.
A bit of gilding or bronze will accentuate the shade, and natural bone will sparkle in a completely different way. Therefore, you should not save on the neoclassical interior: here color and material play a significant role.
The photo shows one color for the kitchen and dining room. Functionality of a neoclassical kitchen
Visually, neoclassical kitchen sets are not always easy to distinguish from classic furniture. But now there is no massiveness and monumentality in it. There is a strict geometry, a minimum of decorative lines, straightness and clarity can be traced in everything. Functional absolutely all existing models: angular and straight, U-shaped, island kitchen sets remain practical and ergonomic.
In the photo - a U-shaped kitchen in a neoclassical style. As a rule, everything is symmetrical here: paired pedestals, chairs. The tables are located in the center, if not of the kitchen itself, then of the functional area. But there are some interesting details:
- In a spacious room, you can and even need to use both an island set and a bar counter instead of a dining area or in parallel with it. It can be a whole complex, when on the other side of the bar there is a sink or two, shallow Appliances and other accessories.
In the photo - a kitchen with an island in the neoclassical style. - The island part of the furniture can be combined with a bar counter. The shape and design of such a detail is varied: these are rectangular island tables, the facades of which are hidden under the table top for convenience. There are curved, but not flowing racks that continue the headset tabletop or islands. Traditionally, the surface of those is made of stone (possibly artificial, but expensive and of high quality), and the area of the table is amazing.
It is these solutions that make the neoclassical interior ergonomic and comfortable. But such designs in the work area should be complemented by a relaxing environment in the living room.
Decor
The simplicity and restraint of style determine the use of decor. Despite the nobility of the interior, only natural motives, relaxing drawings, soft solutions and forms are allowed here:
- Wallpaper with a floral pattern can be supplemented with a similar ornament on.
- Facades with moldings can match the finish of the picture frame on the opposite wall. Moreover, the baguette can frame not the picture as such, but beautiful wallpapers specially selected in contrast or in the tone of the main one, but with a clearer pattern.
- Wallpaper may contain ornament, which is repeated in draperies - on windows, in openings without doors. Even the facades of the headset can be covered with glass and textile drapery.
In addition to such solutions, high, but not pretentious vases, characteristic lamps, stained-glass windows on the facades, etc. are used. It is only important to remember about a sense of proportion and high requirements for harmony and comfort.
Inability to immediately give an objective assessment of the features classic interior causes misunderstanding among people about the merits and demerits of neoclassicism compared to modern trends in design.
Neoclassicism in the interior does not depend on time. In design, it is considered an exquisite tone, an asset of respectability, and an attractive appearance.
Features that make it unacceptable to use the neoclassical style in the interior are:
- application of high quality natural materials(leather goods, valuable species of wood, natural stone are considered valuable);
- overestimated indicators of volume and geometry.
Considering these indicators, the owners of spacious apartments, who value classics in the interior, doubt the preferences of neoclassicism. Having weighed everything rationally and having previously estimated the photos of the finished interiors, do not forget about the notes of the classics.
Advice: choose a neoclassical design. With its help, you can realize the idea of a classic style in small rooms, finishing with modern building materials.
Characteristic features of the neoclassical style
Neoclassicism, like the classics, provides for the use of clear lines and rectangular shapes in the interior. There is no bright color palette and excessive splendor. The neoclassical interior is whimsical and eccentric. Popular with self-confident, non-irritable host leaders.
Neoclassicism - perfect solution for high rooms in an apartment. It can be used in small apartments, but only if the ceiling height is not lower than 2.5 m.
Neoclassical style is impossible without using in the interior:
- plasterboard or polyurethane semi-arches;
- columns;
- borders;
- arches.
It is important to adhere to the rule: a minimum of decorative elements - a maximum of quality. Curtains are very important in the interior of the neoclassical style. They don't have to be burdensome, expensive. It is enough to purchase modern curtains made of artificial textiles. The design and colors are the same as in the classic style.
Wall decoration
The neoclassical style is characterized by a light finish that visually expands the space. For finishing the bottom wall panels modern materials are used that imitate wood panels. They can be decorated with dark wallpaper or bayramix plaster.
For finishing the upper part of the wall panels, plain or paintable wallpaper is used. In rare cases, the surface of the walls is divided into geometrically correct polyurethane decorative elements. It is beneficial to make ceiling curbs from polyurethane on your own.
Ceiling decoration
In decorating the interior of an apartment, rectangular decorative panels look like a tree. It is advisable to paint their surface with white paint and decorate with small rectangles.
The ceiling can be finished with a glossy or matte stretch fabric, which makes it possible to visually expand the size of the room.
Flooring decor
The ideal material for the design of floors in an apartment is wooden parquet. At your discretion, the floor can be finished with laminate, ceramic tiles, parquet boards. Linoleum and carpet are unacceptable floor coverings in neoclassical design.
Features of creating a neoclassical interior
The neoclassical interior design in the apartment is characterized by a free transition from zone to zone and the integrity of the space.
There are rare cases when a redevelopment of the premises is necessary in order to decorate the interior in the neoclassical style. In this case, the room is divided according to the zoning principle into small areas, where decor with columns is welcome.
Advice: it is important to create a compositional design in which the guest room is central and small room turns into a spacious comfortable room.
It is better to replace interior doors with arches. Decorating with pilasters and antique ornaments looks good.
As for the furniture, it should be strictly proportional, compact and match the size of the room.
Most of the work on planning, finishing, decorating and decorating the interior is presented in the photo catalogs of companies providing design services.
Neoclassicism in the interior is, first of all, minimalism, and only then the elements of the classics in proportions that are determined by each individually.
Rooms in a neoclassical-style room are, as a rule, large in size, spacious, light rooms. If you are the owner of an apartment with high flows, there is simply no more win-win solution than neoclassicism.
The interior in the style of neoclassicism emphasizes the wealth of the owners, the variability of design intentions, high tech in decoration.
Neoclassical style is a worthy solution in home decoration, an attribute of comfort, coziness and beauty. An interior in this style will delight the owners for a long time, creating a harmonious space and restraint in decoration.
Those who do not want to see archaic museum halls in their homes. Neoclassicism is luxury, comfort, grace and elegance in the spirit of modern times. Let's try to figure out together how to properly decorate the interior in the neoclassical style, while avoiding classic mistakes.
Advice!When creating a neoclassical interior, be sure to carefully think over every little thing. In this style, any, even minor, mistakes will be very noticeable.
This style looks especially gorgeous in country, spacious houses and large apartments with high ceilings. Neoclassicism requires an abundance of free space and space. But you can use it in an ordinary apartment(making small changes).
Interiors in neoclassicism: neoclassicism - what is it like?
A harmonious composition of straightforward, symmetrical, clear forms, nobility and severity of the atmosphere, expensive, but not pretentious decor - this will be an interior in the neoclassical style. There will be no place for defiant textures and rich splendor. Neoclassicism requires the unity of space, its smooth "flow" from room to room.
Neoclassical interior - from A to Z
♦ Wall aesthetics. To visually increase the space, neoclassicism in the interior requires the use of pastel, light colors ( blue,beige, gold, sand, pink).
- The top of the wall. Any wallpaper for painting , or plain, with a classic pattern. Wallpaper with a wide stripe will add nobility.
- Lower zone. It would be appropriate here to use modern materials with imitation of wood, decorating with plaster, or pasting with wallpaper in more saturated, dark tones, are possible floral motifs on the wallpaper
Neoclassicism says no to the standard, narrow skirting board. Only high. This original design will add more luxury and sophistication to the room.
Advice! For decorative elements polyurethane is ideal. Use the same material to arrange the ceiling border. High quality and tasteful.
♦ The nobility of the ceiling... We use soft White color... For decor and decoration, take wood-like decorative panels, divided into rectangular elements. In neoclassicism, you can use and modern design ceilings (stretch ceilings with a glossy or matte surface).
♦ The modernity of the floor. The best option- natural wood parquet. If you wish, you can take a laminate, parquet board or ceramic tile with imitation of parquet. The respectable Merbau parquet looks prestigious and rich. Natural wood will fill the room with warm comfort. Take valuable species (rosewood, ebony or mahogany, oak). A neoclassical floor must look like a small piece of art. Quite often in neoclassicism as flooring carpet of luxurious colors is used.
Advice! Forget about the once beloved linoleum or carpet. Better give it to your friends. Neoclassicism does not accept this flooring.
Interior and furnishings
Interior design in the neoclassical style accepts any architectural techniques (pilasters, cornices, wall niches). It is obligatory to use precious metals (bronze, copper and gold), natural leather. In furniture and accessories strict style emphasize various forged elements.
Lighting. Diffuse, soft and matte light. This is how you can perfectly emphasize all the beauty of the decoration of the rooms and the nuances of design. The best chandeliers in this style - crystal and heavy, with numerous small details. Additionally, you can use built-in or pendant lights located at different heights.
Advice! Choose lamps in pastel colors. Creamy shades and eggshell colors are perfect.
Wealth of curtains... For curtains, it is better to take dense, expensive silk fabrics. They are sewn strictly according to classic patterns. Accent detail - lambrequin semicircular shape, harmoniously combined with frill and draped folds. The cornice is necessarily decorated with carvings.
The kitchen, along with the living room, is one of those places where it is customary to meet guests, therefore a lot of attention is paid to the design of this room. After all, even households spend a lot of time here preparing and eating food, and sometimes even relaxing or socializing. Therefore, coziness should be maintained not below a certain level, everything should be practical, and most importantly - you want to boast in front of the same guests. For this reason, the kitchen, ideally, should not only be comfortable and cozy, but also original. In pursuit of the uniqueness of the interior, many modern owners prefer an unusual decision and styles, and one of the popular trends is neoclassicism.
Style features
Neoclassicism for the kitchen is an unusual solution also because such a design is not suitable in every situation. If you describe the style in the most general outline then it is usually called good old classics in a more modern version, however, the classics itself already imposes certain restrictions.
For example, a neoclassical interior necessarily implies a significant amount of space, both to the sides and in height.
At the same time, neoclassical cuisine should not contain the slightest signs of cost savings - the result should look gorgeous, albeit without obvious frills, so you will have to stock up on money. The high cost is caused not only by some special decor, but also by the quality of the materials used - neoclassical repairs are not done for a couple of years. It is distinguished by its solidity and durability.
If we talk about distinctive features, then neoclassicism is characterized by a certain lightness and elegance, as well as the severity of proportions and the straightforwardness of the situation - unnecessary rounding is inappropriate here. This style is not characterized by an abundance of decor, and if it is used, it is only rather limited and with a bias in Egyptian motifs. The color scheme is selected exquisitely; excessive loudness or dissonance of shades should not be noticeable.
You can achieve the desired result using different ways and materials, however, some of the latter are so publicly incompatible with luxury and chic that their use should be carefully avoided. These taboos include, for example, linoleum, as well as hardboard. Plastic panels, like plastic in general, also seem inappropriately modern and somehow cheap, about the same can be said about LED backlight- neoclassicism wants huge chandeliers, not modest lights.
Open shelving also stand out from the general style: all containers for storing something must be closed, even if their view is possible thanks to the glass in the doors.
Due to the fact that neoclassical cuisine requires space, it is often in this style that the kitchen area in studios is decorated. The very organization of space leaves a central place for a large dining table, whose center position is reinforced by an expensive chandelier hanging directly above it. Depending on the square of the room, the set is installed along the wall, and if the area allows, it is separated from the dining area by a specially purchased bar counter.
Finishes and colors
A neoclassical style kitchen involves significant restrictions in terms of the choice of design. Neoclassicism itself is not so picky and allows the use of different colors, however, for the kitchen, the excessive majesty of the dark finish is inappropriate, and the gray palette does not promote appetite, so the choice should always fall on light colors. If we talk about specific preferred shades, then beige and golden, light pink, fawn and pale blue tones are in maximum demand. Although pale shades of green, at first glance, would nicely complement the palette, they are not used when creating neoclassical design, otherwise the interior acquires the property of sliding towards the country.
Among the combinations, the combination Ivory with mother of pearl.
It should be noted that neoclassicism is a very expensive style, but its emphasized aristocracy is incompatible with the excessive clumsy colors. We can say that a certain proportion of the chicness of neoclassical cuisine is due to its rigor, therefore there is no place here not only for outstanding decor, but also for bright color accents, which, in one way or another, would dilute the strict stateliness of the design. If a too pale gamma still seems boring, you can "liven up" the primary colors a little, but they should not differ significantly from each other, because a noticeable contrast will ruin all the charm.
Interestingly, the neoclassical interior puts forward specific requirements for the material - it should not be wood, but stone or its various modern imitations. Of course, individual elements of furnishings or finishes may not fit into this rule, but at least the general tone must match.
There are also general rules the choice of finishes, according to which, for example, the best finish light-colored plaster is used for walls and ceilings. However, they should not be exactly the same.- for the ceiling, choose an option lighter by two tones, which fully complies with the design rule about the absence of color accents. For an apron, tiles with geometric patterns or soft flowers (plants, not shades) are suitable. The use of wallpaper of any kind is not encouraged, but mosaic or Venetian plaster very useful, because they can be used to bring the missing "stone" into the design.
For the floor, it is best to choose either a tile with a simple ornament, or just a plain one in two different colors, creating a checkerboard pattern. Of the alternatives, you can consider wooden flooring options that copy parquet or laminate, but any roll solutions will spoil the overall impression.
Interestingly, the floor is not so strictly tied to the general gamut, when choosing its shade, you can largely focus on your own preferences, although, again, you should not focus on it.
From artistic wall decorations, you can use classic elements such as friezes and pilasters, as well as semi-columns. A wide border under antique stucco molding turns out to be an almost indispensable element of neoclassical cuisine. Moreover, most of these decorations are not covered with any ornament at all, keeping in mind the necessary rigor of the design.
Furniture and decor
A kitchen set - a central object for most kitchens - in terms of design should follow the general trends, that is, it should have a light shade. As is the case with finishes, a dark palette is completely discouraged here, as are brighter accents, however there is one significant exception - a dining table can and often should even be made of relatively dark wood.
The contours of the furniture remain strict and rectangular, they are performed only with a bevel, but certainly without any more complex decorations. Stained glass of furniture is permissible, but multicolored glass is prohibited - only classic transparent. There is no place for antiques and modern curly furniture in neoclassicism, although an antique sideboard can be placed in sight.
The neoclassical design cannot be considered complete until some important accessories are added to it. Table textiles in the form of tablecloths and napkins should directly declare their luxury and high cost, lace should be actively used in it. On the floor in the center, a place should be allocated for an exquisite fleecy carpet, it can be well combined with an island in the form of a bar, if one is provided.
Curtains are made of expensive fabric, and towels, sewn from another fabric, should ideally be in perfect harmony with them in shade. By the way, the curtains should hang on a wooden or metal cornice, which can even be decorated with floral patterns.
The overall luxury should be evident in the cutlery too - at least in the basic details. So, the services should be porcelain whenever possible, as it was in the real classic kitchens and dining rooms, and while they don't have to be monochromatic, their patterns shouldn't look too modern or out of place bright. Vases for flowers or fruits were an obligatory central element of a chic classic table, therefore, ideally, you should try to find, if not a real antique copy, then at least a skillful and believable imitation.
Naturally, such vases should not be empty.
Of course, simple wall decorations that have been tested for centuries can also be used. We are talking about various paintings, tapestries and panels, although their theme is usually advised to be limited exclusively to the kitchen and dining room. The final touch for the image of neoclassical cuisine will be Wall Clock- again, indeed, vintage or high quality imitation.
All of the above details can seem very difficult to implement and overly precise. In fact, a good and experienced designer may well deviate somewhat from the recommendations presented and create neoclassicism in a single kitchen without something specified and with something of his own.
Another thing is that neoclassicism is a stylistic direction beyond which it is quite easy to go, and any careless movement can completely ruin the perception of the kitchen.
The final touch in the design will be light and lighting... Daylight in a neoclassical kitchen should not dazzle, penetrating into the room, it should become diffused and soft - for this purpose, dense curtains serve. As for electric light, its main source must necessarily be an expensive chandelier, ideally a wrought iron or crystal. The massiveness of this accessory should be worthy of kings, but it is important not to overdo it so that it does not turn into a bulky accent in a relatively cramped room.
At the same time, the kitchen area should have its own lighting for the convenience of cooking - usually the issue is solved with the help of built-in spotlights, which are completely invisible when turned off. And although all of the above could well be enough for sufficient illumination of the territory, the needs of an exquisite design suggest that there should be more light - sconces and small lamps in the form of candles are used to complement the set, in some places floor lamps with large lampshades are appropriate, allowing additional zoning of the space.
The arrangement of the neoclassical kitchen as a whole has already been described in some detail above, and the only thing that is still not there is the answer to the question of how to arrange at least a relatively neoclassical room of a small area. Let's say right away that the same chic will hardly be felt, but it is still possible to achieve a certain result.
The interiors of the luxurious palaces of the past centuries, in which the aristocrats lived, still fascinate with their rich decoration so much that many people want to live in such an environment. But traditional trends are losing their relevance: due to the fact that houses have become smaller, and the rhythm of life is much faster. The neoclassical style in the interior is a modern alternative to the familiar classics, which better adapts to the needs of the time, allowing you to create a beautiful, sophisticated design.
Style features
The name of the direction stands for a new classic. Here it should be understood that the classical style itself has several interpretations. Firstly, it is the aesthetics inspired by ancient culture, and secondly, the national and historical styles of European countries, which were replaced by new trends in the middle of the 19th century.
The variety of concepts makes neoclassicism a rather flexible style that combines many traditional features, but skillfully adapts them to modern spaces. He, like his historical predecessor, focuses on the proportions, lines, shapes and compositional integrity of the interior. The direction loves space, so it is preferable to refer to it in country houses, and not in small Khrushchevs. However, a more laconic variation will fit well into a large apartment.
The color scheme often includes natural shades, which can be diluted with rich details if desired. White, nutty, ocher, milky, gray, brown will look appropriate - they act as a universal base.
The author of the project himself adjusts the number of accent elements, but they can be limited to several objects, while the main decorative role is played by the harmonious arrangement of objects, texture of coatings, textiles and palette.
Finishing
An important difference between neoclassicism lies in the finishing materials used. Instead of an expensive and impractical base, you can use drywall, polyurethane and other modern analogues that are acceptable within the style.
Floor
Timeless remains natural wood flooring that serves universal solution for any color scheme. In demanding rooms, it can be replaced with laminate or parquet flooring.
In a non-residential space, porcelain stoneware or large floor tiles that imitate the structure of marble look luxurious. In the living room, where you need to focus on comfort, you can buy carpet.
Walls
Light walls in pastel shades compensate for the average size of the dwelling. In addition to painting, which will look faded without moldings, it is recommended to turn to wallpaper with a small pattern. These can be textile, non-woven or paper varieties if you plan to change the design in a few years.
Wooden panels that frame lower part premises - they visually outline it and give severity.
Ceiling
In the neoclassical style, you can not do without decorating the ceiling around the perimeter ceiling plinth... The surface must be flat, without imperfections and patterns. Stretched or plasterboard structures will not only hide irregularities, but also help to realize interesting ideas.
Furniture
Any furniture in the neoclassical style looks high quality, elegant and laconic, using natural wood different breeds or beautiful fabrics. These can be more modern models with minimal artistic elements that do not take up space.
There are objects with traditional features: for example, chairs with curved legs with oval seats, carved armchairs or cabinets with glass inserts. At the same time, it is recommended to purchase structures with built-in appliances, since the achievements of technical progress in such an interior look inappropriate.
The arrangement of furniture should follow a clearly defined symmetry and composition. There is a key object in the room, around which the ensemble is built, while leaving room for free movement. Neoclassical space has light and spaciousness that are part of the classic concept of comfort.
Decor and textiles
In the classic style, much attention is paid to decoration, which is an indicator of the wealth and status of the owner. In such a house, one can inevitably encounter luxurious silk curtains, antique statues, paintings by great masters and other exhibits, which today are only presented in a museum.
Neoclassicism is more democratic in this matter. Any kind of decoration can be present here, and the walls are often hung with modern canvases. But the number of such elements is limited by the principle of harmony in the interior.
Window openings can be draped with a high-quality flat fabric, the color of which matches the palette of the room. The best decoration will be books on the shelves, demonstrating the well-readness of the owners, flowers in vases that enliven even the gloomiest house, table lamps with an elegant lampshade that softly illuminate environment, as well as framed mirrors - they visually add a few square meters, which are not enough for a complete look.
Lighting in a classic space plays an important role. This is due to a historical fact: during the time of luxurious palaces there was no electricity, so light sources were installed in all main areas. Today this rule has been preserved, so you need to think about a multi-level lighting system - it will become the best decor in the evening.
Neoclassical style in interior design - photo
To decorate a home in the neoclassical style, it is necessary not only to understand the main subtleties of the direction, but also its possibilities within a certain space.
Neoclassical kitchen design
There is no need to worry that in a kitchen with a dangerous microclimate, you will have to abandon aesthetics. Modern materials that can be used in neoclassicism will do an excellent job with high temperatures, humidity and all kinds of pollution. It could be ceramic tile and porcelain stoneware as wall cladding close to the work area, washable wallpaper and leather upholstered seats.
U-shaped or parallel is ideal kitchen set painted in light shades, but more compact models will also look appropriate. In order not to overload the interior with decor, you can purchase several cabinets with glazed facades, demonstrating a beautiful service. If space permits, a separate room should be allocated for the dining room.
Living room design in neoclassical style
Whether classic "old" or "new", the living room is the main center of the house, where guests gather and spend time in a favorable environment. Responsible owners often resort to redevelopment in order to expand the walls of the hall, letting in more space.
But it's not just size that determines comfort. The compositional center of the living room in the neoclassical style is the sofa, which forms a kind of island in the interior. Usually there are several chairs next to it, an ottoman and coffee table... Opposite there is a bookcase with a built-in TV screen. It is ideal if a fireplace is installed in the room - it will become the main decoration of the hall.
Neoclassical bedroom design
The main object in the bedroom rightfully remains the bed, which should be large, soft and comfortable. This choice will affect not only the quality of sleep, but also the image of the room, which sometimes resembles a personal fortress. At the same time, the wall to which the bed adjoins is highlighted by the decoration material or decorative elements.
The color palette is light, natural and pleasing to the eye. Meet here pastel shades that only enhance the peaceful atmosphere. The layout may include several seats - a sofa, an ottoman or an armchair, where it is pleasant to relax while reading an interesting book. In addition to a chest of drawers with classic notes, there is often a dressing table in the room where the hostess lives.
Neoclassical bathroom design
The traditional bathroom is a spacious room that resembles a separate living room. But in the neoclassical style, you can limit yourself to more modest requests.
Against the background of tiled walls, a bathtub with curved legs looks beautiful, which can act as a compositional center. If there is a desire to fit a shower stall into the bathroom, then you should allocate a place for it in the corner, equipping it with all the necessary plumbing. Modern models booths would be out of place.
