Guidelines for interior designs that seduce and is liked by the clients.

The interior design tries to create functional, confortable and pleasant spaces for the user. The importance of this fact lies in, that approximately 95% of the life of people, passes in closed spaces.

Since the beginning of humanity, we look to develop around a pleasant environment has been a necessity. The creation of comfortable spaces for its inhabitants, was the intention of the cave paintings.

Interior designers, architects, decorators precise of investigation, analysis, decision, creativity and technique to obtain a well-constructed interior.

In the Horeca sector, the interior design was a necessity, in front of a society that evolves and a more demanding customer, it takes a lot of hard work, where nothing is left out.

Distribution of the space, menu, surroundings, illumination, acoustic, furniture… there are many aspects to evaluate. Aspects that will help seduce and to ¨like the client¨ turning the stay in a great experience.

There are some guidelines to achieve a space with undoubtedly charm, like to preserve the architectonic singularity of the old factory buildings, warehouses or churches. To unveil and preserve style and personality.

The mural art , traditionally applied over the stone and brick walls, actually also executable over tiles , gives as a result, walls with character, thanks to a monumentally and poli-angularity, according to different point of views and plane sizes.

The labelling is made ¨On-site¨ and attends to three factors, the surface, the technique and composite style.

The use of materials that simulate techniques of past decades like metal sheets or the tin pressed panels from the Victorian era, without a doubt an interesting decorative resource.

Equally amazing it can result the decoration with doors, windows and recycled construction materials.

The use of belongings taking out of context give a new sense to the object and contribute to the environmental care, giving charm and exclusivity.

The antique pieces and office furniture, result in many fascinating pieces with personality that bring nostalgic times back, achieving enveloping cosy atmospheres.

The overcrowding of objects to highlight walls or roofs, is possible with a chromatic range of neutral colours. The object loses its identity forming part of a singular structure.

The themed pictures, keep on being a classic in the decoration of spaces, used in a correct way and combined adequately visually reinforce the identity of the space.