Uniquely styled living spaces tend to adhere to a single theme, be it in terms of color-scheme, inspiration, art or anything else. Alina Puzhak, an interior designer, has turned the notion of a unified theme into a meta-critique with the St. Petersburg apartment she designed for a young family. The theme of her work is precisely its diversity of styles, with each room in the unit interpreting a different interior design style from throughout history.
The styled living spaces are disparate in both temporal and geographical inspiration. The living and dining room, for instance, takes local inspiration from the Russian painter and theoretician Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism movement. Moving into the girl's bedroom, however, viewers are transported to 19th century France with Impressionist-inspired ornament. Then the boy's bedroom incorporates the Pop Art of 1950s New York and London, with comic book and advertising imagery.
Puzhak's styled living spaces reflect the distraction common among modern urban dwellers constantly bombarded by a multitude of media.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Diverse Interior Design Styles
- Interior designers may consider implementing a multitude of interior design styles into one living space to create a unique experience for residents.
- Meta-critique Design Trend
- Interior designers may consider using design as a commentary on social norms or create a theme around a meta-critique of existing styles.
- Incorporation of Historical Art Movements
- Interior designers may consider incorporating various historical Art Movements into their designs to create a unique, diverse, and engaging living space.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design Industry
- Interior designers may consider incorporating this trend to stand out and offer something unique to clients in differentiation to competitors.
- Home Decor Industry
- Home decor companies may consider exploring and offering furniture and decor options inspired by historical art movements of diverse cultures.
- Art Industry
- Artists and art galleries may consider exploring the incorporation of various historical art movements into their work and galleries to attract a new audience and create a unique experience for viewers.
