Classic No. 3

The classic interior is therefore called classical because it was invented many centuries before your birth and honed to perfection even before you. Therefore, do not reinvent the wheel. All materials are natural natural tones of the era before the appearance of synthetic dyes and acrylic varnishes.

Textures

Parquet board Walnut

The honey tint of this wood is perfect for country houses. Do not use it in small rooms and especially with low ceilings.

Varnished walnut

The dark and heavy color of the furniture is ideal for small items. And bad for large cabinets especially in small spaces

Beige leather

Beige leather

Bronze

Bronze

Velor beige light

Such a sofa or chairs fit perfectly into any interior. But such upholstered furniture will be so neutral that one can say “just a sofa” about such a sofa ...

Velor beige

A warm, universal shade of furniture; dirt will not be visible on such a sofa.

Velvet Marsala

Oh, this soft wine-colored material in a misted glass. Squeak of fashion in recent years.

Classic two-component wallpaper

If you decide to play classic then play fair. Use textile wallpapers and not their vinyl parody.