Design studio Brani & Desi arranges a beautiful and expressive impressionist home interior in Sofia, Bulgaria. Dubbed the 'Garden of Impressionist,' the two-storey family residence is a whimsical wonderland that wholeheartedly embraces kaleidoscoping colors and geometric compositions. Moreover, the experience is fully immersive as the artistic shapes are present everywhere in the apartment — from the floor and the walls to the stairs and the ceiling.
Founded by Branimira Ivanova and Desislava Ivanova, the studio draws inspiration for the impressionist home from noteworthy historic painters like Claude Monet. The interior of the family house is an eclectic venture into contemporary maximalist design. The aesthetically busy interior and the interesting furnishing options capture the eye of the observer with ease. The impressionist home is definitely one worth checking out in person.
What's Driving This Trend
- Maximalist Home Interiors
- Opportunity to explore combining bold, contrasting elements in interior design to create visually stunning spaces.
- Immersive Spaces
- Incorporate art and design to create multi-sensory experiences in various settings, such as homes, hotels, and public spaces.
- Art-inspired Interior Design
- Using the works of famous artists or art movements as inspiration for interior design.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Innovative designers and architects can incorporate various art movements and bold, contrasting elements into their designs, providing unique and innovative home interior solutions.
- Hospitality
- Hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality venues can create immersive spaces and incorporate art-inspired interior design to create memorable experiences for guests.
- Retail
- Provide customers with immersive shopping experiences that take inspiration from art movements, allowing brands to differentiate themselves in crowded markets.
