Category: Get the look

Here at Vinterior, we have a sweet tooth for period homes, and this one surely tickles all the right taste buds. If you are a lover of eclectic style too, yet still find yourself struggling with pulling together a coherent look, take notes from this brilliant space.

Just as Elle Decor announced at the very beginning of 2019, this year the Boho vibe is back in the spotlight! However, this time it will appear within your home…

The dining room we are featuring today is a beautiful example of how vintage pieces can build a contemporary home. Get the look!

Got a flair for the ‘50s aesthetic? You are not alone! The nostalgic look of the 1950s homes has seen a massive surge in popularity lately and we couldn’t be happier about it.

But why the ‘50s?

You are moving into a new place – or perhaps thinking your current home could do with a lick of inspiration. It’s easy to create a collection of stunning boards…

This fabulous New York City apartment is a fine example of how you can achieve a maximalist aesthetic without bold wallpapers or quirky upholstery.

We recently asked what was your favourite look and you went for the Boho Leafy Living Room. However, it was a very tight call as this beautifully balanced Mid Century Modern dining room lost by just a couple of votes. After receiving so much love, we felt it was only natural to feature this room too and help you recreate the look in your own home.

This beautiful converted factory loft space is a singing, eclectic combination of many design references. The room is tied together by a calm but equally energising colour scheme, ranging from pale greys to warm wooden hues, mustard yellow and of course a cacophony of green plants! It has been beautifully curated. So how can you create this look in your own way? Read on for some advice on putting together a leafy bohemian paradise of your very own.

With Oscar night just days away and the Bohemian Rhapsody hype going stronger than ever, we cannot but take this opportunity to step into a time warp and revisit the glory days of the extraordinary ‘80s design when Freddy Mercury was making his magic.
Or do we actually need a time warp?