1. The basic rules of harmonious interior design
It is possible to design an interior design yourself, but find that something is missing in the finished composition. Everything seems to be in its right place, the color scheme is pleasing to the eye, but the interior still looks too monotonous or, on the contrary, “disconnected” and incoherent.
Design is art and science. At the same time. Design as an art implies the use of color, shape, cultural attributes, and interior design traditions that have been developed under the influence of a certain era.
Design as science has an arsenal of different ways of combining finishes, colors, and shapes. To avoid visual irregularities, a set of design rules can be used to make an interior look harmonious, stylish, and distinctive.
1.1 Budget table
The interior bathroom set as well as the budget for decoration is an important design principle. The colors, shapes, and textures of the finishes should be in harmony and in a certain order.
Symmetry means placing objects and/or decorative elements of the same (color, shape, proportion) on both sides in relation to the center.
Take for example a classic bathroom design with a mirror above the sink, flanked by two identical lamps and housing a classic style bathroom set. in the living room, the coffee table in the center of the room is surrounded by two identical armchairs.
The designer uses symmetry when the interior has many complex shapes that do not fit together well. Asymmetry is a way of shaping an interior in which objects and elements are placed on either side in relation to the center of the composition.
The “highlights” of asymmetry are objects and decorative elements that differ in number, shape, size, color, and texture of the decorative material.
As an alternative, the space is filled only on one side of the visual center. Radiality can be considered a special case of symmetry, where objects and decorative elements are arranged in a circle around the center.
1.2 Rhythm
Promotes the vitality of the interior. There are several ways to create rhythm.
- Repetition
Rhythm is achieved by repeating the color, shape, or texture of a finish. This may involve different furniture of the same color, same shape but different sizes, with the same texture in terms of material or type of surface. Alternating textures such as stone/wood, stone/masonry, etc. are used as a repetitive option. - Budget variation
Constant variation may involve the distance between objects, shades of color in the palette, shape, or size. This approach is ideal for large rooms where there is an opportunity to create sequences in which you can capture a pattern and “read” the designer’s message.
1.3 Proportionality
The concept of size is closely related to proportionality. The size of the room and the size of the objects to be placed in the room must be taken into account. the format of the bathroom set is also closely related to the size of the room.
Proportion is maintained according to visual harmony. Proportions can be dealt with in mathematical terms and the golden ratio can be used. In nature, everything from the shape of a leaf to the human body obeys this principle.
2. How to use stone, wood, and metal in the same room (in the case of a bathroom set)?
The three trendy textures – stone, wood, metal – are rightly considered natural. The variety of textures allows for endless combinations.
Today, there is a good alternative to natural materials.
- Bathroom set that looks like wood.
- Stone tile bathroom set.
- Metal bathroom set.
All three of these textures are very expressive. On large surfaces, stone, wood, or metal can be very eye-catching, so care should be taken when combining them in the same interior.
The correct geometry of the bathroom set complements the soft, rounded shapes of the sanitary ware. Round and oval sinks, toilets, bathtubs, and bathroom accessories are ideal. This is the way to achieve a budget interior, as contrasting shapes get along perfectly by budgeting each other.
Bathroom sets and right-angle-shaped sanitary fittings (square, rectangular) have bathroom interiors that are “squashed” and have the masculine character of modern urban interiors.
Stone and wood have a special charm and look very natural with a little relief, but the design of the bathroom in this case will depend on the size of the room.
The visual impression depends on the correct proportions. Expressive textures will make the space look smaller, so in small bathrooms, smooth surfaces should be preferred and reliefs should be used only as accents.
Different design styles imply a predominance of certain materials in the interior. For example, a rustic or log cabin design favors brick or masonry and lots of wood. This would make the design of a small bathroom inadequate.
Glazed matte or glossy bathroom wall tiles that imitate natural stone or marble can help visually expand the space in a small bathroom. A serene texture with no obvious patterns is a must.
The RunSun collection features stone-inspired light-colored wall tiles (white, gray) that are ideal for the bathroom set.
RunSun decorative tiles are decorated with horizontal wavy lines. The purpose of the decoration is to highlight functional areas and emphasize inserts.
RunSun decorative metal tiles can be used to add an original touch to the interior. Mosaics with perforated geometric regular pieces are a popular urban motif today.
Metal is a texture without which a bathroom is hard to imagine. Faucets, metal fittings, furniture accessories chrome finish, brass, and stainless steel are at the top of the list.
Bathroom set with metal faux pieces as inserts in stone walls will bring dynamics and rhythm to the décor. Faux products will depend on the design style and type of metal surface.
The combination of classically styled brass faucets with corroded metal is a combination in the spirit of neoclassicism.
In our RunSun catalog, there is a series of bathroom supplies for indoor and outdoor, as well as gardening and household products customization and OEM/ ODM development. Welcome to contact us to customize your products.
