The days of alpine white walls are long gone. More than ever before, color is almost THE most important theme in decorating. It's not about painting every room a different gaudy color. It's much more about using color tones to convey a certain feeling.
The art is to create a beautiful arch over the entire living area without becoming boring. Of course, this can be achieved not only with wall colors, but also with materials and different structures.
Natural-colored cork gives warmth and comfort, while navy-colored cork leather looks noble and puristic. It has long been proven: Color has an immensely strong effect on our sensation, even on our sense of temperature - supposedly even blind people can feel this. Now you have to define for yourself what you want to say in your own home. What do I want to feel? What mood do I want to convey? Of course, this sounds incredibly complicated and time-consuming, but with a few simple questions and a little preparatory work, the topic of color can be easily implemented in your own home.
1. decide on an interior style
Grab a few magazines and flip through - which style appeals to you immediately and which not so much? Is it the modern industry loft, with a heavy workbench for a table and a rough metal light fixture? Is it more country, with white kitchen and cozy curtains? Quite minimalist in a black & white look? Or rather a cheerful and fun vintage look?
Easy: CORK RUGS you can super incorporate in any style. To the Industry Loft fits an anthracite-colored cork leather Carpet with Geometric Peak embroidery pattern. The best match for the country house is the Natural color cork carpet, for the minimalists fits the cream color Broken Stripe as well as a marine-colored carpet or the Embroidery pattern Mexican Tile. The color olive fits the vintage style quite wonderfully, since rosewood or teak is often used for vintage furniture and - no na - Nomen est Omen: the Minimal Sixties Design must not be missing here.
