Shape and form in modern interior design
One of the most important elements in modern interior design is shape. In modern style, geometric shapes such as square and rectangle or cube with curved corners are often used. It should be noted that spherical and circular shapes are also common in this type of design; Therefore, in modern interior design, the least possible use of flashy elements and smooth lines creates a simple and pale effect.
Raw materials in modern interior design
Various raw materials are used in this style. Wood and plastic are among the raw materials used in this style. Some designers use veneers so that natural wood patterns do not affect the simplicity of the room, but another group creates a striking contrast with the products of the industrial age by using elements made of natural wood. Also, the use of glass and metals in this style cannot be ignored. Glass or metal may be used for various parts from the base of the table to the body of the lamp.
Modern style furniture
It is interesting to note that modern furniture often has delicate bases or no bases at all. Also, the forms are mostly pure geometric shapes such as cubes, neutral colors and no decorations, and they are designed in their simplest and most functional form. It should be emphasized that basically the colors of modern style furniture are matte or white.
Foam, walls and ceilings in modern style
In general, wood, bamboo, ceramic and linoleum are often used for flooring in this style. Also, wallpaper is rarely used for the walls and they use wood, stone, metal or glass to liven up its decor. Ceilings in modern interior design are often flat or angled and wood and metal are usually used to add a rustic or industrial effect to it.
Carpet and flooring
The carpets used are mostly monochromatic and have short to long piles. Of course, it should be noted that designers rarely use an oriental patterned carpet in a modern style and combine styles.
Link to nature
Modern styles emphasize the building's relationship with the outside, so environmentally friendly tools and equipment are used in these buildings. In general, the modern building establishes a deep connection with nature, and by optimizing energy consumption and following special principles, they will play an effective role in reducing pollution.