In recent years, maximalism has emerged as a dynamic trend in interior design, revolutionizing the way we view and decorate our living spaces. This daring approach celebrates opulence, eclecticism, and an unapologetic abundance of elements, creating areas that are rich with character and personality. Maximalism is about breaking free from the ordinary, celebrating the beauty of excess, and crafting truly one-of-a-kind interiors.
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A Riot Of Colour & Pattern
Maximalist interiors are a feast for the eyes, often featuring various colours and patterns. Forget the subdued colour palettes of minimalism; maximalism embraces bold and vibrant hues. From rich, jewel-toned walls to eye-catching, patterned wallpapers, these interiors are a celebration of colour. No colour is too vibrant, and no combination is too daring. Maximalism revels in clashing patterns, where floral prints can coexist with geometric designs, and stripes meet intricate damask.
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Pixel Cabinet, Pietra XL Dining Table & Soleil Chair
Eclectic Furnishings & Decor
Maximalism is all about mixing and matching, so there’s no need to stick to a single style of furniture or decor. Maximalist interiors thrive on the eclectic. Antiques can sit alongside contemporary pieces, and global influences are welcomed with open arms. It’s a celebration of individuality, where pieces with unique stories come together to create a visual symphony.
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Piccadilly Cabinet
Layered Textures & Fabrics
Texture plays a crucial role in maximalist design. The use of luxurious and tactile fabrics is key to creating a cosy and inviting atmosphere. Velvet, silk, and chenille are often used to create sumptuous upholstery, while layers of rugs, throws, and pillows add depth and warmth to the space. From the softness of a plush couch to the roughness of exposed brick walls, maximalism embraces it all.
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Imperfectio Sofa, Imperfectio Armchair & Metamorphosis Center Table
Art & Decor Galore
In a maximalist interior, art and decor take center stage. Walls are adorned with a multitude of artworks, from paintings and sculptures to decorative plates and tapestries. The display of art is not limited to the walls; coffee tables, sideboards, and shelves are adorned with various curiosities and collectables, creating a sense of wonder in every corner of the room.
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Supernova Chandelier, Newton Mirror & Symphony Sideboard
Statement Lighting
Maximalism extends its extravagance to lighting fixtures. Chandeliers, pendants, and floor lamps become statement pieces in their own right. Elaborate and ornate fixtures, often adorned with crystals and intricate details, are chosen to command attention and create an atmosphere of grandeur.
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L’Chandelier Suspension Lamp, Soleil Curved Sofa & Fortuna Poplar Root Center Table
Embracing Clutter With Style
Maximalism isn’t concerned with tidiness or minimalism’s call for decluttering. Instead, it embraces an element of controlled chaos. An abundance of decorative elements and objects are allowed to coexist harmoniously, creating a visual feast for the eyes. It’s about embracing the beauty in the details and the stories that each piece tells.
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Newton Console
Maximalism: A Style Of Self-Expression
Maximalism has emerged as a fearless and unapologetic style of self-expression. It defies conventional wisdom and welcomes diversity in its embrace of colours, patterns, textures, and decor. Maximalism offers a unique opportunity to make a bold statement and create a living space that truly reflects your individuality.
It’s a design style that dares to be different, encouraging you to step outside the boundaries of traditional design and embrace a world of colour, texture, and personality. In a maximalist interior, there are no rules, only the freedom to create a space that is a true reflection of your distinctive taste and style.
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Ring Filigree Mirror, Eden Center Table & Lapiaz Modular Sofa
Let your creativity run wild with Maximalism!
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