by Furnishly | Nov 28, 2022 | Design Inspiration
Located in Amsterdam’s historic art and antiques quarter, the Spiegelkwartier, Urban Villa Kerkstraat is a quirky dwelling that doubles as a photography studio. Designed by Standard Studio, this reimagined interior features a flexible open plan layout. The main room is a large and welcoming hub, filled with natural light and bright accents. Smaller spaces branch off the double-height main room in a free-flowing formation. A dynamic bookcase design pivots and ultimately transforms into a TV mount to create a multifunctional focal wall. The aim was to provide the owner with solid aspects of privacy, despite running their business from within their ground floor living space.
The light-filled ground floor of the villa serves as a spacious photography studio. Orange living room decor accents give the space an energetic and welcoming appeal. Large windows look out upon the leafy Spiegelkwartier neighbourhood, which features old Dutch houses that run between the Herengracht canal and the Rijksmuseum.
A living room home theatre is created with the help of a projector. The image is projected upon a wide white wall, which is also useful as a plain backdrop for photography purposes.
The contemporary living room is sparsely furnished to leave lots of space to work in. A ceiling height of approximately 5 metres creates opportunities to play with height differences in the layout. A mezzanine landing overlooks the ground floor on two sides. An indoor hammock hangs from the underside of the platform.
A modular orange sofa is easily split apart to suit different occasions and spatial needs. A lightweight wooden coffee table is quick to move too. A green accent chair complements the abundance of indoor plants that breathe life into the space. Hanging plants tumble from the mezzanine, feathering the edges of its solid linear structure.
A glass balustrade reveals a small lounge space up on the mezzanine. Below it, a wooden focal wall features a built-in shelving unit for magazines and books. The sides of the wood feature wall fold away to give entry into a secret room.
By creating small pockets of seclusion, the homeowner maintains a sense of privacy when clients are frequenting the space. Obscure glass panels are used to screen off other areas.
The innovative shelving unit turns on its axis to reveal its second function, which is a television mount. The pivoting system is from Frits Jurgen.
Wooden doors remain closed across the TV screen when a minimalist aesthetic is desired.
When the TV is required, the wooden doors hinge out to close off the adjoining room. Media storage cabinets are conveniently installed above and below the TV screen. To the side of the cosy yellow hideaway, there is a corridor that leads to the mezzanine
The dining room is a bright and cheerful place with sunny yellow chairs. A wood bench complements the simple wooden table. Silver dining room pendant lights reflect the sunlight. Two tall curio cabinets store an assortment of colourful dishes. They also serve as a dividing wall between the dining room and a neighbouring workspace.
A skylight runs the full length of the dining space and the adjoining room, welcoming in natural illumination and a view of the trees. Colourful leaves fall like confetti upon the glass as the seasons change. Indoor plants bring an essence of the garden inside.
The comfortable home office is equipped with large storage units in which to stow away photography equipment. A yellow desk chair brightens up the white desk area, whilst an upholstered accent chair adds a splash of orange. A geometric rugs lays pattern underfoot.
An eye-catching blue kitchen island threads through the main space. Its tactile soft matt Arpa Fenix finish is topped with a white Himacs countertop. The blue kitchen volumes create a contemporary collision with vintage wooden cabinets in the living space.
A linear pendant light features a planter, which brings further greenery to the main room. The clean white finish of the kitchen island countertop creates a hygienic soap-like appearance. Fiery red metal bar stools create fun contrast against the blue cabinetry.
The wide walkway that leads to the mezzanine staircase is a multifunctional space too. It is utilised as a well-equipped workspace on one side, and as a practical coffee station on the other.
The modern home office area enjoys the airiness of a double-height void, with a view up onto the glass-walled mezzanine. A built-in planter grows a lush burst of greenery beside the staircase. There are few doors in Urban Villa Kerkstraat. Each space flows easily from one to the next to encourage collaboration and creativity.
Upstairs on the spacious mezzanine, a minimalist living space features isolated reading nooks. A bold red lounge chair reclines under one floor lamp, whilst a built-in bench is dashed with an electric blue throw. A glass panel pierces the mezzanine floor, offering a birdseye view into the room below.
The mezzanine unfolds as a split level, clad in wonderful natural wood grain.
The pink bathroom has an angular design that creates an illusion of perspective. Blush pink tiles clad the uniquely shaped shower area. A matching pink accent chair adds to the colour-blocked aesthetic.
A winding wooden staircase sneaks up to a relaxing loft net. Colourful scatter cushions tumble over the hammock floor.
Porthole-style windows make playful lookout points from the areas located at each side of the mezzanine.
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by Furnishly | Nov 9, 2022 | Design Inspiration
Based purely on art, this experimental home design project features detail-driven decor. Visualized by Huge Studio, this home design is set apart from the rest by an abstract and minimalist fusion with heavy-weight focal points. A modular sofa, tiered coffee table, and a two-tone rug build a modern sculptural aesthetic in the spacious living room. Gallery-white walls form a crisp backdrop, whilst punchy orange furniture pieces build visual heat. Interior accessories gather in simple monochrome on atmospherically lit display shelves. In the master bedroom, an electric blue accent color takes over, creating a bright buzz against a gloss black statement wall and an arty headboard.
Upon entering the spacious living room, the eye is instantly magnetized to a focal wall of art. Two massive art pieces are neatly propped upon a low white linear storage unit to elevate and define them from the raw concrete screed flooring. See more ideas for creating a cool living room with large wall art.
Next to the artwork, a tower of shelving has been erected to display more interesting examples of creativity. The shelving unit is picked out from the plain white wall decor in a subtle shade of greige. Ribbons of LED light bring the collection of decorative items to life and create atmospheric mood lighting.
An orange accent chair is set between the display shelving and a home music system with slimline speakers. With paintings dominating the walls and music piped into the air, this is truly a place to submerge in the arts. A great space in which to spend downtime after work, celebrate an upbeat Saturday evening with friends, or enjoy a lazy Sunday afternoon in solitude.
In the center of the gallery-white living room scheme, a black and white rug, modular sofa, and tiered concrete coffee table design stack together to form a modern sculptural aesthetic. White drapes fall at stark black-framed windows.
Small sculptures, decorative vases, bowls, and books adorn the shelves of the living room in a simple yet impactful monochromatic curation. LED perimeter lighting brightly scores the ceiling line.
Black scatter cushions boldly punctuate the clean white sofa upholstery.
The square coffee table is briefly adorned with black decorative bowls and a neat stack of coffee table books. The L-shaped sofa provides a subtle visual divide between the sitting area and an open plan kitchen installation.
A solid black kitchen island establishes a heavy-weight anchor in the pure white kitchen design. An unusual pendant light strikes bold black linework above it.
A pair of orange kitchen bar stools carve a geometric shape theme at the black kitchen island. A footwell creates a comfortable place to pull up and enjoy a meal or a coffee.
The kitchen bar stools are faced toward a wall of frosted glass units at the back wall of the kitchen. Soft silhouettes of kitchen paraphernalia and seasonal serving items make ghostly patterns behind the glass.
Moving on into the master bedroom, the hot orange accent color is swapped out for an electric blue buzz. The vivid accent color covers two pillows on the bed, which create contrast with a glossy black feature wall.
A white upholstered bed is situated on a snow-white area rug to achieve an ultra-clean aesthetic. A greige duvet creates soft contrast inside the upholstered frame. Behind the bed, a monochrome art piece stands in as an arty headboard extension.
An electric blue bedroom chair is teamed with a small metal side table and a modern floor lamp to create a comfortable reading nook over by the bedroom window. Matt white panels make a minimalist backdrop across the adjacent wall. The floor-to-ceiling panels conceal the wardrobe.
The small side table holds a set of glass tumblers and a modern carafe. It’s also a great place to set down a quick spot of breakfast on busy mornings.
Black bedside tables darkly wing the sides of the white upholstered bed.
A black decorative vase adorns the top of one bedside table, along with a decorative tray. A small collection of books are stored away in the space underneath the tabletop, placing them in easy reach of the bed.
A black mini pendant light descends on one side of the bed.
On the opposite side of the room, a small table lamp illuminates the bedside table and sends out reading light over the pillows. More books are stowed away in the base.
The large, floor-to-ceiling bedroom window is made to look even bigger with an illusional curtain hanging technique. By mounting a curtain rail that far exceeds the width of the glass and extending wide drapes into the corners of the room, the eye is tricked into perceiving a much larger window.
A similar curtain trick can be used to extend the perceived height of a window. Simply mount the curtain rod much higher than the top of a window frame–or from the ceiling line–to create the optical illusion of extra height.
Black window frames sharply contrast the mellow white bedroom wall decor. Lightweight white window blinds are drawn down for privacy without blocking out the morning light. Allowing in the sunrise can help to regulate the body’s circadian clock. This means that you will feel more ready to get up in the morning, and more likely to go to sleep at an appropriate time.
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by Furnishly | Sep 14, 2022 | Design Inspiration
Orange living room decor communicates fun, confidence, and warmth. Whilst it brings so many positive feelings, it can be tricky to imagine an orange interior that isn’t too overwhelming, loud, or unintentionally kitsch. But be brave. There are many ways to enjoy an orange-infused aesthetic. A single bright orange feature wall can bring a zingy aspect to the room, while a more muted shade of orange builds a comforting, cozy look. A bold orange couch or statement chair makes the conversation area the main attraction. For more variations on the theme, check out these 40 orange living room ideas with tips and accessories to help you design yours.
Orange and aqua splash. Whilst patterned orange wall decor builds summer-time warmth, a splash of aqua brings a refreshingly cooling aspect for balance.
Oriental orange wall decor. Orange walls are bold and attention-grabbing but they can be elegant too. By adding a delicate floral motif, orange walls take on an exquisite oriental flavor.
Break up orange floral walls with wall paneling. Applying color just to the center of panel molding creates breathing space in between.
Orange over arches. If you’re lucky enough to be the owner of elegant arched windows or doorways, call attention to their graceful silhouette with pastel orange framing.
Another fabulous orange living room interior that’s simply dripping with gold.
Enclosed and cozy. A single orange focal wall is the comfort level for most people. However, a rich shade of orange makes a cozy wraparound for a snug aesthetic.
Robed and crowned. Wrap your living room in a punchy orange cloak and expand the theme onto the ceiling. In this artistic installation, dashes of orange, yellow, brown, and blue are combined into an abstract design.
Tell your orange color story with a unique wallcovering.
In a double-height living room, a single orange feature wall delivers twice the impact.
Did you know that orange can be mellow? Soft peach and muted apricot paint shades fashion calm and relaxing living spaces.
Burnt orange and brown interiors offer subtle sophistication.
Another subtle muted combination, this time with bold black anchors to weight the scheme.
Orange stripes only. Restrain the orange color theme within a predominantly white or pale gray backdrop. Release concentrations of color across a modern sofa, window seat, or a column of orange tiles.
Abstract orange moments. Hit two trends in one go with an abstract wall motif and tonal orange tints.
Tackle the tonal trend with a two-tone sofa and a color-blocked wall treatment.
Orange and electric blue create a buzz of energy.
Combine the orange colorway with seriously textured upholstery to achieve a showstopping hero piece.
Elevate your orange accent couch, literally, with a fun platform floor.
Raw brickwork pops under a coat of orange paint. Add a border of bare wood around the lower half of the room to ground the look.
Create an orange accent living room with elements that are easy to change out. Stick to orange window drapes and matching scatter cushions and you’ll be able to change your decor palette on a whim.
By taking your drapes all the way up to the ceiling line, you’ll draw attention to the height of your room, increase the perceived size of your windows, and increase surface space for your orange accent.
In this living room with orange drapes, the rest of the space remains pale and ethereal.
Speaking of color saturations, the center of this mesmerizing living space is submerged under orange, blue, and green elements to build exciting contrast.
Rest the orange theme on a round rug to bring a small sitting area together.
Wild orange statement walls and elegant wooden elements make a heartwarming match.
Say it simply with a living room rug. If you get tired of your bright orange accent color, just roll it up for another time.
Establish an orange accent wall in one quick afternoon with a small color-blocked feature.
Inject a strong orange accent along with some complementary colors in a modular tufted sofa.
An orange living room arrangement makes a wonderfully sunny choice for bright rooms with a lush green garden view.
Prevent a long narrow living room from looking like a hallway. Disrupt the line with a punchy orange point of interest. Let the floor fall away in black, and push out the remaining walls in airy white.
In this aesthetic living room, a built-in orange sofa is teamed with green plants for a subtle tropical flavor.
Orange dot to dot. Use orange accents to draw the eye strategically around the living room, such as a piece of orange-themed wall art, an accent cushion, and an orange coffee table.
Stand out from the crowd. In this all-black living room design, an orange sofa arrangement lights up the shadows.
Use orange furniture and rugs as a strong zoning technique. In this home, a small orange sofa and rug clearly separate the sitting area from a closely adjacent dining space.
Build a bold bookshelf design with an uplifting orange finish.
Let orange inspiration flow into living room artwork. Use complementary cushions and baskets to draw out the theme.
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by Furnishly | Aug 5, 2022 | Design Inspiration
Can you ever feel glum in an orange home interior? We think not. Vibrant orange accents turn up the fun factor in a home, making bright and inviting spaces. Orange decor exudes warmth and confidence that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. We’ve brought together a collection of five orange-splashed interiors to inspire you on your journey to a more cheerful home. You’ll find ideas for colourful entryways, orange living rooms, orange kitchens and matching dining rooms. There is inspiration for orange lounge furniture, colour-matched pendant lights, eye-catching TV walls, and tiled statement walls. We also discuss the pauses that balance a bold colour scheme to prevent visual overwhelm.
In our first inspirational orange home interior, we discover how an open plan living space is zoned by orange elements. Attention is called to the lounge area by an orange small sofa, An adjacent window seat pops under a bright orange cushion.
A planter is built into the end of the wooden sofa frame to house a small olive tree. More indoor plants inhabit a stepped planter design on the TV wall.
The tv wall decor is a glossy orange panel that just oozes fun. A feature wall of darker orange tiles is applied behind the TV mount panel to form a tonal abstract design.
The lounge melds into the open-plan dining room. A small dining table is visually anchored in position by an eye-catching orange pendant light.
Electrical cables and surface-mounted spotlights stand out from the concrete ceiling in a bold orange colourway. Wooden dining chairs are brightened with orange seat cushions.
The small kitchen makes a big impact with orange cabinets and an orange tiled backsplash. Upper cabinets neutralise the zesty design with a natural wooden aesthetic.
Floor-to-ceiling appliance housing units complete the L-shaped kitchen arrangement.
White wall tiles make clean contrast with the neighbouring orange kitchen. A red entryway stool complements the kitchen’s warm colour palette.
A small black entryway shelf cuts darkly across a custom-cut mirror to make a convenient dressing area. LED strip lights illuminate the ensemble.
In our second home interior, orange accents define the lounge from a closely situated dining area. A small orange sofa and a colour-blocked living room rug brightly assert dominance over the subordinate eating spot.
A pale mint green floor freshly anchors the wooden dining set. Globe pendant lights make an elegant trio above the table.
All-white kitchen cabinets and a matching white kitchen faucet lightly complete the living space.
Out in the hallway, orange framework and a fluted glass panel make an attractive space divider.
Orange doors cover a narrow storage unit. The base door is hung clear of the floor to clear a docking station for a robot vacuum cleaner.
A modern wall sconce lights the home entryway.
The fluted glass space divider features shelving for indoor plants.
Bespoke storage units stand out under a bright orange finish.
The mint accent returns the interior scheme via a modern vertical radiator and matching window frames. A concrete planter houses a more emerald flourish of greenery.
A built-in entryway seat is cushioned with an orange seat pad, announcing the fun colour scheme right at the front door.
In the covered balcony area, a home workspace is brightened by a dominating orange desk chair. The desktop and two floating shelves pull back in pale mint.
Contrasting black and white round coffee tables receive a single drop of orange in the shape of a small decorative vase.
Colour breaks loose in the open concept kitchen with orange cabinets and emerald green modern dining chairs. Terrazzo floor tiles send a riot of pattern across the kitchen floor.
The striking orange kitchen design is somewhat tamed by a grey granite kitchen countertop. Fluted glass panes add texture to two of the upper cabinets. The textured glass catches sunlight from the kitchen window.
A large area rug lays down a calm grey island for the colourful furniture pieces. A giant Bearbrick statue introduces a youthful artistic element.
Blue siding around the ceiling line visually extends the staircase into a spiral-like design. See more inspiration for a spiral staircase.
Powder blue dining chairs encircle a modern wooden dining table. In contrast, the white kitchen installation receives a hint of playful pink from its backsplash.
At the top of the blue staircase, we enter an atmospherically lit home library.
Two of the shelving units are used to display collectables.
Four unique chairs make a colourful focal point.
Our final orange accent home interior features much darker anchors. A black sofa, coffee table, and black side table darken down the lounge.
A unique rug, assorted scatter cushions, and wall art bring in a twist of orange.
A curvaceous dividing wall sweeps behind the tufted sofa. The low wall separates the lounge from the dining room.
Opposite the sofa, an extraordinary TV stand steals the show with chunky orange detailing. Fashionable terrazzo comes in the form of a unique plant stand.
The dazzling TV unit is matched by a console table in the entryway.
An orange kitchen backsplash strikes through a black kitchen to merge with a colour-matched fridge-freezer. White walls provide breathing space around the eruption of colour.
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by Furnishly | Jan 6, 2022 | Design Inspiration
The orange and green colour combo is exciting and bold, but a strong decor palette is not to everyone’s taste. This collection of five modern home interiors show how to incorporate the contrasting colour combination without it becoming distractingly loud or overwhelming. In these inspirational home designs, muted tones rule. Orange hues lean into soft apricot and brown tinted tones, whilst shades of green are fresh and minty, warmly olive, or brought in naturally by house plants. We’ll look at ideas for orange and green living rooms that utilise colour as a zoning technique, modern bathroom designs, colourful master bedrooms, fun green kids rooms, plus moodboards and floor plans along the way.
Muted orange accent cushions add a dash of warmth to a small sectional sofa and a white lounge decor scheme in our first design. The same accent colour provides clear zoning for the dining area in the open plan living space, this time in the shape of modern upholstered chairs.
Fresh minty green wall cupboards separate the kitchen area from the dining spot in the compact floor plan. The ends of the tall kitchen cupboards are transformed into bookcases to form an attractive and useful feature.
A birdcage-style pendant light fixture makes a playful addition above the small dining table, and echoes its round shape.
The black light fixture is complemented by the black framework of the contemporary dining chairs, and the stark black window frames.
As we enter the master bedroom, we pass a walk-in closet design that gently glows through slatted glass doors. The upholstered bed is placed centrally in the remainder of the space, flanked by round bedside tables and directional wall lights.
The modern kid’s room takes on a solid saturation of colour. Green wall paint crashes up against a black wraparound headboard to create a bold combination.
The black and green colour connection continues inside the bathroom with mint green wall tiles that reach up to a black ceiling.
The interior design moodboard shows how the wood tone for the home was chosen to meld gently with the orange elements.
Apartment floor plan.
The colour zoning technique has been employed again inside our second living room design. An olive green sofa defines the lounge, whilst dark muted orange dining chairs zone the eating area.
All areas of the open plan living room are cohesively united by a border of visually warming wooden wall panels.
The woven sofa and lounge chair carry a relaxed look that is suggestive of a relaxed outdoor aesthetic. Indoor plants add to the tranquil garden feel.
Round wall sconces complement the curves of the oval dining table and the architectural arches that connect the dining space to the neighbouring kitchen.
The curved kitchen peninsula draws smoothly around into a narrow galley kitchen layout.
A mirrored fridge-freezer increases the sense of space and light in the narrow kitchen design.
The archways that lead into the kitchen have been lined with wood effect panels that match the kitchen units.
The master bedroom design has a delicate botanical theme.
Watercolour leaves paint an illuminated headboard feature wall.
Moss green accent pillows and a matching green throw add colour onto a crisp white bed set.
In the kid’s bedroom, the bed is set into a cosy archway that is painted solid green inside and out. The green colourway also connects with a kid’s study area at the window, where coordinating window blinds extend the palette.
Olive green wall tiles clad the wet wall in the shower room. Recessed LEDs illuminate their hue.
This modern orange and green home interior has colour concentrated at its centre, where a muted green living room rug is interrupted by a bright orange coffee table.
A grey sofa falls into the background of the more colourful lounge decor pieces.
Behind the sofa, the dining area is defined with a green accented dining table design.
Another cone-shaped pendant shade is situated inside the master bedroom. Although the bedroom pendant light is smaller than its dining room counterpart, it dwarfs an orange bedside table.
The bedside table competes for attention against the oversized bedroom pendant light with Its bold orange colourway. A simple glass vase holds a small dash of greenery.
The grey upholstered bed is placed up against a bespoke curved headboard design that adds a flash of green to a basic white wall.
A green bedroom chair complements the curvaceous green headboard. Artwork brings in contrasting orange tones.
Orange paintwork uplifts the modern bathroom design, whilst a racetrack-shaped wall mirror, bathroom vanity light, and bathroom fixtures add edgy black elements.
Grey concrete tiles effectively subdue the orange decor scheme.
An arched shower screen complements the racetrack-shaped vanity mirror.
The grey concrete tiles continue inside of the shower wet zone to secure a seamless flow.
This 65 square metre home is located in the Arganzuela district of Madrid, Spain. The project involved the transformation of industrial premises into residential housing.
Indoor plants grow revitalising green accents into this relaxed home interior, whilst their terracotta pots add to the warm orange accents that are situated around the room.
Modern art brings in bright orange hues on a small scale that does not overwhelm the light living space.
Orange accent cushions colour the sofa. Books and CDs compile their own stack of colour.
Rattan stools, jute rugs, and natural wood elements warmly complement the orange infusions.
A small wood dining table seats four in the kitchen.
A mezzanine bedroom is built into the old industrial space to utilise its tall ceiling height. The bathroom is tucked underneath.
Exposed ductwork and a brickwork wall add to the industrial vibes of the modern home interior.
The whitewashed brick wall forms a textured backdrop for the kitchen. White backsplash tiles are set in vertical orientation to contradict the horizontal brickwork.
Wooden wall shelves and wood cutting boards add warming moments to the cool white kitchen design.
Tall kitchen units are picked out in a natural wood finish too. Handcrafted flatware and storage vessels communicate a creative, boho aesthetic.
Floating shelves are mounted on either side of the bed to keep the bedroom floor space clear and open.
Built-in wardrobes provide ample storage.
The mezzanine bedroom is atmospherically lit by an Akari 1A floor lamp by Isamu Noguchi. The floor lamp dreamily illuminates framed artwork that serves as a picturesque landscape view.
Storage cubes house a colourful library of books.
Black framework crisply edges the mezzanine in the predominantly white decor scheme.
The windowless bathroom is clad in black tiles across its walls and floor to accentuate its dark character, rather than fight against it.
Recessed LEDs wash cool white light down the shower wet wall and its built-in bench.
Apartment floor plan, illustrating the mezzanine structure and kitchen installation.
Finally, our last home design is a large, light and airy abode that’s filled with living greenery and earthy orange accents.
Beige living room chairs face toward a coordinating beige sofa in the lounge. An area rug adds a subtle pattern underneath. A simple white fireplace melts peacefully into the matching white wall paint.
Black metal elements ground the airy living room decor scheme. Wooden arches define each zone of the living space, from lounge, to dining room, to kitchen.
The entryway is situated through an archway off the side of the lounge. A traditionally turned wood console table makes a shapely addition below a piece of monochrome modern art.
Made-to-measure storage units fashion a mudroom area next to the front door, with plentiful storage space for coats and shoes. A small pouf, a standing mirror, and a wall sconce fashion a convenient dressing spot in the corner of the lobby.
A large window allows natural light to spill onto a long farmhouse dining table that seats up to eight people. A black wireframe chandelier thinly silhouettes in the sunlight.
Just beyond the dining space, a modern farmhouse kitchen design features navy blue base units and a contrasting wood kitchen island. Elegant kitchen pendant lights descend upon a convenient breakfast bar that seats three.
Gold hardware sings off the dark blue cabinet finish.
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