"Interior design has been characterized by infinite alternatives in coatings, finishes, and furniture to achieve unique and unrepeatable spaces. Designers are constantly coming up with innovative solutions and materials specifically created for a distinctive spatial perception. However, there is also a trend that seeks the warmth of the interior spaces by exposing the raw building materials as"
"seeks the warmth of the interior spaces by exposing the raw building materials as they are. The richness of materials such as wood and concrete gives that feeling of durability and low maintenance that, combined with an attention-to-detail design, makes spaces look warm yet stay true in essence. See below for 35 examples of interior spaces where concrete and wood appear in their almost purest state."
Interior design offers endless choices in coatings, finishes, and furniture to create unique, unrepeatable spaces. Designers develop innovative solutions and materials to achieve distinctive spatial perception. A concurrent trend favors exposing raw building materials to bring warmth into interiors. Wood and concrete contribute visual richness, a sense of durability, and low-maintenance qualities. Attention-to-detail design pairs with exposed materials to produce spaces that feel warm while remaining true to material essence. Examples highlight interiors where concrete and wood appear in near-pure states, blending authenticity with restrained, lasting aesthetics.
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