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In a world where everything is becoming increasingly industrial and sterile, there is something exciting about the touch of raw wood, the texture of exposed concrete or the strength of raw iron. Raw materials are not just a design trend, they are our way of bringing soul and character to living spaces.
Why rough materials? The raw material tells a story. It doesn't flatter or try to hide its "flaws" – on the contrary, it celebrates them. Combining items made from such materials creates a perfect balance between modern and natural, adding a warmth that is difficult to achieve with synthetic materials.
Tips for proper combination:
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Balance textures: Place an item made of a rough material (like a rough stone bowl) next to a smooth surface. This contrast is what creates the "interest" for the eyes.
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Flattering lighting: Rough materials love soft lighting. Side lighting that highlights the grooves and texture of the material will turn any piece into a work of art.
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Timeless objects: Choose items that are not based on passing fashion. Wood, iron, and stone have always been and always will be relevant. Read more
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Karen Shadrin in Imperfection - Combining Rough Raw Materials at Home
