The ombre technique was reflected in the interior trends-2016. The effect of degradation is extremely universal: it can become the main stylistic solution for a new environment or shade a familiar interior. Smooth color transitions can hide architectural flaws - curvature of walls and ceilings, create visual harmony in the room, leveling proportions, and also help to intelligently zonate space. In addition, the colorful gradient gives a special charm to furniture and decor items - lamps, pouffes and chests, made in the style of ombre, can be the final touch in the unity of the interior composition.
Pastel "degradation" is a practical choice for a home. Delicate shades of azure, lilac, ash pink and milky white, imperceptibly "flowing" into each other, effectively look on wooden surfaces and textile canvases. A rich palette of graphite-blue and pistachio-emerald tones is a good option for decorative elements (supports, pillows, sculptures and frames). Stained and volumetric techniques using gradient staining are a new approach to the design of luminaires.
High curtains with a gradient effect create an optical illusion of space
The collection of furniture Wooden Aquarelle from Meike Harde is tinted by a rainbow gradient with the effect of mother-of-pearl
Interior vases Alba for Serralunga from Massimiliano Adami
Gradient chair coating from Arik Levy emphasizes the noble texture of the tree