Cubism interior design

Abstract geometrics, figurative shapes and a riot of primary colours… Imagine stepping into a Picasso or Braque, then prepare to shake things up.

Completed in 2014 in Chiba, Japan. Images by Kazuyasu Kochi, Daici Ano . This is a renovation project of single-family house, originally used as a typical two-story apartment-house with eight small rental units in the...

Bright colors and sharp angles abound inside this wacky Japanese home

white cubism...

The Mondrian style is instantly recognisable by its straight lines, and primary colour sections. Find out how to use eye-catching Mondrian decor in your home.

Cubism in interior design reinterprets the geometry of space and objects. Its key features are: 1) Geometric shapes: Furniture and decor with clear lines, cubic, and polygonal elements. 2) Bold color solutions: Contrasting shades (black, white, gray) combined with bright accents like blue, yellow, and red. 3) Layering and volumetric design: Elements seem to "unfold" into planes and volumes, creating a play of forms. 4) Minimalism in details: Simplicity and clarity of lines, absence…

If you squint, you might think this was inspired by van Gogh. The beauty of the space elevates it into an art form itself.}