We show the works of Michael Smith, Kelly Warestler, Jeff Andrews and other designers, as well as adopt the techniques that make the interior more spring.
1 Live Flowers and Important Details from Michael Smith
Michael Smith is the famous American designer who had a chance to update the office and personal chambers of one of the US presidents in the White House. His favorite style is a mixture of European classics and American modernism. At the same time, it is close to spring motifs in the interior: a floral print on wallpaper and textile, green, yellow and blue color gamut, elegant furniture and suitivated forms.
The designer also traces a very strong love for flowers in vases - they are almost every photo of his project. Therefore, if you want to update the interior even a small apartment and add spring notes to it, you can also be inspired by large-scale projects, but to adopt the items that specify the atmosphere. For example, put on the floor a carpet with an elegant pattern, put a screen with an interesting pattern, hang a picture or new curtains. You can still cross the wallpaper in the bedroom or hang over the Bedahin bed, as well as buy beautiful vases and put flowers in them without reason.
2 bold combinations from Kelly Wurstler
Another important point in the spring interior is a combination of colors. Shades of pink, blue, yellow and green are well echoing and make any room look different. You can use them for the design of walls, selection of upholstered furniture or accessories. For its projects, Kelly always chooses unusual forms and shades, combines furniture from different interior styles, looking for bold and catchy accents, such as pink vases with a bouquet of mimosis in a photo. It is such a courage and an easy absurdity associated with the spring and helps to interior with a playful and excuse.
3 Floral Prints from Martina Lawrence Bullard
Spring is always associated with a flowering period, and many designers love to add a flower print to their work, making them closer to nature. In the interiors of the British designer Martin Lawrence Bullard, you can find on walls and textiles as a small scattering of neat multicolored inflorescences, and huge, in human growth, flowers. In this case, such a print fits perfectly into the living room and in the dining room, and in the bathroom, and in the kitchen.
4 Many light from Jeff Andrews
After dark and gloomy winter, I want to let into the interior as much light as possible, and the designer Jeff Andrews is perfectly manifested with the help of the correct placement of furniture and the selection of the color gamma. In his work, space in front of the window is never formed, the light freely penetrates the room. The light beige and white palette of walls and furniture reflects the sun's rays and makes the room even easier and air. Sometimes he adds solar accents to the interior with the help of yellow furniture, colors in vases or paintings.
5 Gentle colors from Mary McDonald
Any room can be refreed and revived using the main color used in it. Usually, with the help of it, it is drawn up with a large half of the space, so it really affects the perception of the interior. In the works of Mary McDonald, you can see how, for example, massive, a little rough black furniture is played with pink walls or a simple bathroom turns into a spring and gentle space using pistachio wallpaper.
