The terracotta color is not fixed and is not representative of a single style of interior decoration. This organic color fits easily into an already existing decor – and we like it when you don’t need to change your decor from A to Z to bring a breath of novelty.
TERRACOTTA – AN AUTHENTIC AND NATURAL ATMOSPHERE
Natural interiors are probably what we like the most. We find it good that nature has a place inside the house as a daily reminder of what is important and which should not be forgotten. And before the terracotta color took center stage in the decoration scene, it was mainly known from terracotta flower pots. Simplicity in decoration is not easy to implement and precisely these earthenware pots are one way to achieve it. There is a kind of serenity that emanates from the simplicity that we really like.
How to use the color terracotta to create a natural atmosphere? In the form of paint, in textile accessories.
TERRACOTTA – A BOHEMIAN DECORATION THAT MAKES YOU TRAVEL
Another possible atmosphere by using terracotta color: the bohemian decor. It’s not a style that we particularly like, it is too loaded for our taste and often lacks authenticity in our eyes. The natural terracotta color makes it possible to work on this authenticity. It reminds me of the color of the earth in Asia for example. A dusty and warm land.
How to use the color terracotta in bohemian decor? By the twinkling of an eye: a cushion cover, a plaid, a color that makes up the pattern of a carpet…
TERRACOTTA – A MODERN DECORATIVE STYLE
There is another possibility with the color terracotta: it is a modern atmosphere. we like this spirit in a child’s room for example. The terracotta color offers a reassuring and warm atmosphere. It is an alternative to the classic colors that can generally be found in the children’s world.
How to use the color terracotta in modern decor? The paint combined with other equally trendy colors such as blush pink for example, with white too. You can also add a touch of terracotta with abstract posters with organic shapes.
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