Is modern furniture so good?

Modern furniture has moved away from the tendency to create ostentation. Massiveness, heavyness in combination with stucco molding and a bunch of jewelry are a thing of the past, giving way to an orientation toward efficiency and functionality. Manufacturers of cabinets and shelves today work in an emphasized strict style. In this case, the use of curved parts is not completely discarded. Modern furniture can be used to increase the space of the apartment, choosing cabinets of a greater height, which do not select significant space.

The modular assembly allows you to occupy all the suitable niches for the placement of the required number of cabinets and not allow them to protrude too much into the living area. There is an opportunity to combine furniture for various purposes based on the conditions of the apartment. Despite the dominance of a strictly and modern style, which is defined as Neoclassicism, the emphasis is on the use of natural materials such as wood or iron in the manufacture of furniture.

Orientation to naturalness does not preclude the use of modern materials, tlike chrome. The color scheme also gravitates to natural colors: blue, green, white. Classic black color also did not go out of the trend, but black furniture usually does not form the basis of the interior, but is used to contrast with items of decor in lighter tones.

At the same time, fashion trends do not require compulsory aging of furnishings in one color today, perhaps a combination of objects of different colors, but preferably in muted colors that do not cause irritation.

Transparent or frosted glass also continues to be actively used in the manufacture of furniture. It does not stand out sharply from the general ensemble and allows you to maintain a utilitarian and economical style. Orientation to the clarity of lines and the rejection of excessive decorative elements does not lead to unnecessary simplification and standardization of modern furniture. Its creators turn to ethnic and folklore decorative elements, the use of traditional national motifs in creating functional details.

Decor elements should not have, as in the past, stucco or gilding, of paramount importance. Their role is not to demonstrate the high cost of things and the wealth of its owner, attracting attention to themselves, but, in combination with the functional elements of furniture, create a harmonious atmosphere.