At Boozed we are constantly working to create total experiences for our clients and of course we also need inspiration! That's why we're happy to share that we've given our Pinterest page a little Boozed and updated it with new themes, images of our furniture and ideas for the ultimate experience.
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Curious about our latest Boozed styles? Read more about every style below and what is really typical of every style.
The trend ‘Ethnic Nature‘ is inspired by nature, with a touch of ethnic decor and a wink to the seventies. This trend is perfect for those who like to bring in the outdoors and surround themselves with natural and earthly elements. Items that fit this trend are for example furniture made from natural materials such as wood rattan and reeds, accessories such as plants, shells and stones. In addition, you can also think of items with ethnic prints and patterns, such as cushions and carpeting. What makes this trend special is the combination of natural elements with a seventies design. You can see a lot of brown and terra colours coming back, as well as ochre and orange. Furniture with round shapes and retro appearance also fits this trend.
Soft curves, petable teddy textures and earthly tones: Here's the new series ♪ Brave new World ♪ For. In this style, organic furniture with soft curves are central. To start with the sofa: with a (corner) bench with rolling contours you quickly get an eyecatcher in the house. By repeating organic curves of the sofa in the shape of the coffee table and the carpet the entire interior gets an intimate and inviting look. The calm appearance in the colour palette and the natural materials together form a perfect combination. The ingredients for a Scandinavian atmosphere are peace, simplicity and functionality. That is also what the Scandinavian furniture emits: minimalist, but always comfortable and of good quality. Characteristic are furniture on slim legs to keep it whole spacious. In addition, you will always find a classic design in this style. Pluche teddy, woolen velours, sheepskin fabrics and soft bouclé give the furniture from the living room a real Boozed. This in combination with the soft round shapes, seems to take up less optical space. Invaluable in a "brave new world" style are the light wood tones. We often talk about light woods such as beech, birch and ash wood. A concrete floor in a warm shade of grey or light wood is a must. In addition, the wood often comes back in the small furniture and in the accessories in the room. Tip; you can easily create a Brave new World disregarded interior by choosing a sofa set in a soft earth tone with rolling contours.
In the housing ‘Burning urge‘ collect each playful (design) furniture with a futuristic appearance. These future-oriented living items are not only a delight to the eye, but also extremely comfortable. This interior style is characterized by graphic prints, lots of color and large round shapes. In addition, mixing old and new in this lifestyle is a must! And dare to choose a striking color, because this style stands for fun! Typical for this new series are furniture with round shapes and soft lines. This can be seen mainly in benches and large armchairs, but also in the finishes of coffee tables and dressers. Friendly forms that receive you with open arms. In combination with a sturdy cubist, clean lines and flat oval creates a playful interior that remains exciting to watch. A retro residential style isn't exactly direct. This does not sound very trendy at first. You're thinking of those corny old living rooms where bright orange was combined with ochre yellow and dark brown. But a retro style combined with modern you can work in an interior with different color palettes. Nothing is too great in this, so you can also easily play and create a bold colour combination. Think of the brightest colours and apply different contrasts! A big boost to colour cannot be missed in this living room. Bright colours mix with the primary colours and a soothing counterparts in green and blue. So is the colour palette in this living room. With acce
