Let’s talk about setting home X Collagerie – Decor8

For those living and often travel to Mediterranean countries (Albania, Croatia, Israel, Greece, Italy, Israel, Morocco, Palestine, Spain, that there is a great range in Mediterranean designs that never go and smells mainstream. There are a lot Colorful Yang We see all the neutral Yin in modern Mediterranean interiors inspired. What we see at high streets is only said – scaled back and simplified – by designers created by new energy around the very old world charm.

These designers were smart and they took something we all took for hello for approved during the trip of our 1995. years over South France and turned it into vibe. They used Playbook Shabbi Chic from Rachel Ashvell from the 90s, they took pink, pink and femininity and merged it with Japanese Vabi Sabia with handmade and very earthy vibration. Then French / Italian / Greek and Spanish coastal vibrations were reduced, but they were added to stone floors, cozy sitting and peeling color on the walls straight from the French village.

Then there was a stick of sticks where the color extraction and the Vibra core has become neutral and focused on natural, raw, earthen elements and textures – a lot of texture. A little Mair’s design was thrown in a mix, with a knitted basket and floor tiles and ceramics, some harvested carpets (cream), black metal, and we saw that heat and Italian design, with heads for head and curved urns.

I can continue and about how I looked at New Mediterranean The style evolves, because I sat in the front here, because I was in California, meeting Rachel Ashwell, at her often known Shabby sales sales, who was attended by her fracners, which they must have returned to the 90s, where I was safe. Rachel Ashwell and Kelly Hoppen are enough, there were two women who met my young and curious brain to the world of interior design. Two British women who could not be opposite in their design language.