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How to create a Brazilian interior style
Caution, it will be hot! These are the thoughts that arise as soon as you get to the Brazilian beaches and enthusiastically watch the sultry beauties who know how to light up as if this is the last day. This is manifested in the manner of communication, in style and, of course, in a bright positive interior.
Brazil is a country of football, sun, beaches, carnival, TV series and, of course, sultry women. Bright and cheerful Brazilian women, who remain youthful until 50 years old thanks to regular training and proper nutrition, are primarily guided by their own taste, and not by global trends, therefore, the interiors of their homes are distinguished by color and originality.
Brazilian women, unlike Italians, do not bother with style and luxury brands and choose bright clothes that emphasize their sexuality. No, of course, Brazilian women are obsessed with their appearance and the cult of the body is very developed in this country, but the cost of outfits fades into the background. Firstly, there is a high export tax in Brazil, so the same Louis Vuitton or Chanel will cost several times more than in any other country, and secondly, not everyone dares to walk luxury accessories here – the safety here is one of the most lowest in the world.
Juicy shades and bold combinations
The Brazilian style is distinguished by bright shades that should not be feared and can be safely used as the main color. At the same time, the priority is azure blue, orange-orange, coral red, warm pear and juicy green shades. Do not forget about the many indoor plants (the more the better). For example, palm, dracaena and other green flowers combined with tropical prints and bright carnival accents will look very harmonious.
Natural materials and ethnic blotches
The Brazilian interior uses natural materials combined with hi-tech style. This creates a distinct style that captures the character of the metropolis, generously seasoned with tropical accents and ethnic elements. For example, the most common finishing material in Brazil is stone, from which furniture, special tiles for floors and walls, and various decorative elements are made. Natural wood products are also very popular. National Brazilian design is generally closely related to the production of furniture from pau-brazil, a valuable mahogany, akin to that which oriental merchants once supplied to Europe.
Free space and convenience
Brazilian women are not afraid to leave free space and do not try to fill every corner of their apartment with furniture or accessories. Against! The more light and freedom, the better.
By the way, this interior has a sense of proportion and taste, restraint in decor and the ability to handle natural materials. And concrete walls, for example, became relevant before they were recognized as a fashion trend by designers from other countries.