A style that makes the most of space
Born out of a desire for modernity and clarity, contemporary style is part of a dynamic of renewal. At the crossroads of functional design and aesthetic simplicity, it favors clean lines, open spaces, and raw materials.
Contrary to what its name might suggest, contemporary style is not limited to current trends. It is rooted in a certain timelessness, where every accessory, every piece of furniture, every texture is chosen for its appropriateness, not for its fashionability.
Contemporary style: clear codes for a peaceful interior
Contemporary style is mainly characterized by neutral colors and therefore a neutral and bright palette: white, beige, and light gray serve as the base. When it comes to colors, I recommend neutral and light shades such as white or beige. Gray and black can also be used, particularly to highlight certain lines or spaces.
Colors are rarely saturated. They give way to noble or industrial materials—waxed concrete, brushed steel, natural wood, tempered glass—which create a sense of balance.
Light is a fundamental element of the contemporary style. The focus is therefore on natural light through large openings, glass partitions, and open spaces. In terms of lighting, minimalist fixtures such as recessed spotlights, discreet track lighting, or minimalist pendant lights are preferred, becoming graphic elements in their own right.
