Those familiar and enamoured with the De Stijl artistic movement will admire this joyous block colour home tour, designed and visualised by Rustem Urazmetov. Infact, anyone who enjoys a vibrant home scheme can draw ideas from a Piet Mondrian inspired interior design like this, with its fearless use of primary colour and bold black outlines. […]

Those familiar and enamoured with the De Stijl artistic movement will admire this joyous block colour home tour, designed and visualised by Rustem Urazmetov. Infact, anyone who enjoys a vibrant home scheme can draw ideas from a Piet Mondrian inspired interior design like this, with its fearless use of primary colour and bold black outlines. Neoplasticism might have been born back in 1917 but the aesthetic still looks bang up to date in a contemporary styled apartment, with plenty of white space to let it breathe. Geometric furniture designs and rug prints work well with the hard lines of De Stijl, and bring it bang on current trend.
A small red stool is almost camouflaged against vivid strawberry red closets that lead from the home entryway to the living room. The living room contains a decor scheme of predominantly white walls to provide a little breathing space before the next wave of colour crashes in. LED light strips cut through the black canvas, and draw an outline of light around the shape of the room.

A white wall mounted console unit blends with its backdrop beneath a flat screen tv. A light coloured sofa draws an L...