There is a trend that we have seen everywhere recently and it promises to have serious endurance of strength: curvy furniture! These rounded pieces feel timelessly and timelessly and work well in a number of home styles and layouts. In fact, they can even fit well into unpleasant corners with which they don't know what to do. In order to achieve this trend and implementation into your own space, we spoke to some of our favorite designers from this year's really simple home.
Mix the crooked and square furniture
“I've always been a big fan of furniture with curves and organic shapes,” says designer and Diyer Drew Michael Scott. “There is something in the way it flows into a room – less rigid, more adaptable to your apartment and movement in one room. You can even inspire you to play with layouts that you usually don't take into account!” He suggests integrating smaller pieces such as a bedside table, sideboard or chest of drawers when they are new. “The key is the balance – you do not want everything to be curved. If you mix in more structured, square pieces, the look and hold the room together.”
Add winding pieces to a children's room
“I love to implement pieces with curves,” says the designer Candace Griffin, based in Chicago. “Curves are an easy way to give and mitigate every room. Often we implement parts with many straight lines and curves that help to create a focal point and a visual interest. I also love to use curved pieces in children's rooms and shared rooms because they are less likely to push in corners, and it maximizes the flow of the room!”
Combine a round coffee table with a curvy sofa
Photo by: Francisco Rosario Ddreps, Design by Jason Juice
“Colored furniture is an ideal way to give a feeling of movement to the house,” says Jason Jaft, Home Stager in NYC. “By adding parts that free themselves from the monotony of squares and rectangles, it can absorb an urgently needed dose drama in a room.” He says that rounded sofas are ideal for rooms with curved lines; Of course, they will fill the room and seem to be installed in it. “A good rule of thumb is to add a rounded coffee table to combine naturally with the sofa. It creates a harmony between the two parts, since the rounded coffee table easily fits into the curve of the sofa.
Give curved furniture for a better conversation
Griffin also says that curved pieces are great for discussion areas. “They leave a space of organic and inviting,” she explains. “It is easier than a few pieces, such as a coffee table, carpet or swivel chair, can change the mood!” To try the trend affordably, you should consider mixing curved pillows, Ottomans or other home accents.