Dark decor paints a suave and sophisticated aesthetic, but it?s easy for the effect to fall flat in the shadows. This is why it?s important to introduce elements of added visual interest, either by unexpected lighting solutions or with unusual furniture choices. Our first home design uses both of these concepts to shake up a […]

Dark decor paints a suave and sophisticated aesthetic, but it?s easy for the effect to fall flat in the shadows. This is why it?s important to introduce elements of added visual interest, either by unexpected lighting solutions or with unusual furniture choices. Our first home design uses both of these concepts to shake up a serious black and concrete scheme, along with a glass wall bathroom to capitalise on natural light. Our second dark home design takes a different approach, employing warm umber accents to pepper a charcoal backdrop. Watch out for the unique double sided fireplace design that doubles as a stunning bedroom divider too.
Visualizer: Mihail Grinceac  

In Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, our first dark home interior is zoned by perimeters of light. LED strips mark the wall of the home entryway and the walkway to the kitchen diner, where more glowing outlines define shelves and cabinets from the shadows.

A duotone sectional sofa arrangement creates added visual interest in a minimalist lounge layout.

A black marble coffee table and a smaller white table make an overlapping nesting formation that slots into the jagge...