Vanguard style in the interior.

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The rebellious avant-garde style arose at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century - a period of turbulence for the then youth, in connection with global revolutionary sentiments. The rebellious spirit gave rise to upheavals in the foundations of art, and a contrasting game with form and color began, the creation of unnatural cosmic images, the denial of everything natural and natural. So forget about all the inviolable design rules.


The style is the exact opposite of the classic. The avant-garde style of the interior will appeal to a person with an original taste and innovative thinking, who prefers freedom and independence in everything.


Avant-garde is a bold experiment, but despite the general chaos, everything, however, is in its place.


The main characteristic of the avant-garde style in the interior is color. The avant-garde color scheme is pure non-mixed colors: black, white, yellow, red, green, blue; in one room, you can apply several colors at once to create contrast. You can mix, match, combine whatever colors you want. In general, contrast is one of the main features that characterize the avant-garde style. It should be noted that completely incompatible objects and materials can be combined in this style.


A crazy (but not vulgar) mixture of colors, textures, materials, forms is the basis of the avant-garde, the style of daring and freedom-loving experimenters. A style in which the combination of incompatible gives rise to a new aesthetics of the interior.


Avant-garde is an original and vibrant trend that has made a breakthrough not only in painting and sculpture, but also in interior design.


We have already figured out that everything new and ultra-modern is the prerogative of the avant-garde, but how to find a place for this interesting style in a residential interior and how to apply the avant-garde style in your interior?


Almost any materials can be used in interior decoration in the avant-garde style, however, preference is given to modern, the latest finishing materials. For example, decorative plasters, metallized wallpapers, suspended ceilings, new paint and varnish compositions, and laminated coatings are widely used.



Arm yourself with brushes, paints and draw. The walls are painted in bright colors. The black wall is opposite the white one, the white one is opposite the black one. Accordingly, a black armchair against a white wall and a lamp with a light shade against a black wall, or all four walls of different colors: yellow, orange, red and cherry. The color of the walls should create a contrast with the color of the ceiling and floor. The floor can be painted with a plain bright paint.


Avant-garde style furniture fully reflects the fans of this trend in art: it is original, full of energy and interesting details, but at the same time, restrained enough to perform the necessary functions.


Actually, furniture can be of any shape: it is not surprising to find a sofa, one half of which will be square and the other half round, because playing with shape is what the whole avant-garde is based on. Furniture sets, such as a sofa, two armchairs, will not work here. Every detail must be original. Ideal furniture made of plastic, glass and even metal in bright colors. Avant-garde accessories can be large, unusual and even unexpected things of strict geometric shapes. Paintings made by representatives of cubism. Rugs with cubic patterns. Unusual lamps and chandeliers of cubic shapes and bright colors, various plastic or glass vases of the correct geometric proportions, mirrors in rectangular frames, unusual dishes of bright colors.

When choosing textiles for the home, try not to detail. For example, curtains in the avant-garde style should contrast in color with the walls, and the material should be with a simple texture.

Bathroom in avant-garde style. An exciting mix of shapes and colors. The colors of ceramic tiles are flashy in the foreground. A wild experimental mix of materials (eg metal and wood on the ceiling, a bare monolith as a floor).

Glass as a structural element (glass partitions, glass shelves), technical details as visible design elements throughout the interior.

Lighting in unexpected places, individual light points that attract the eye.

No set color, material, etc., everything is possible.


Avant-garde style suits extraordinary people who are not afraid of bold experiments and unexpected decisions.


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