The Maximalist style at a glance
Maximalism is the opposite of minimalism: more is more, as long as it’s chosen with love. Walls are covered in large-scale wallpaper, colors take on jewel tones like emerald, sapphire and ruby, and artworks climb from floor to ceiling. A velvet sofa, layered rugs and collected objects tell the story of whoever lives there.
To make maximalism work, choose a common thread: a palette of three or four colors, or a theme that links the objects. Dare to mix patterns of different scales, and repeat colors in several places to create cohesion. Redeko applies this style to a photo of your room while keeping its structure, so you can see the effect of this joyful abundance at home before ordering a single roll of wallpaper.
Maximalism suits living rooms, dining rooms and creative studios. It sits close to eclectic and English country styles, with more boldness and a lot more color.
Key elements
- Bold wallpaper
- Jewel tones
- Gallery walls
- Velvet sofa
- Layered rugs
- Collected objects
