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How to adopt the boudoir style
The boudoir style is making a comeback in interior design!
Furniture with rounded finishes, velvet linens, brass jewelry boxes, mercurial glass candleholders and candleholders are the hallmarks of boudoir style for a glamorous, feminine look.
By reappropriating 19th-century bourgeois codes in a baroque spirit, this style will find its place in your interiors for a hushed, curiosity cabinet-inspired atmosphere.
Brass is the material to adopt for a boudoir style. Brass mirrors, shelves and decorative elements add character to your décor. Imagine a brass jewelry box on a dressing table, or a mirror with gilded moldings on the edge of a mantelpiece, or an accumulation of frames on the wall to warm up the atmosphere.
The boudoir style also relies on glass to give your decor that baroque allure. In fact, boudoir style draws on art deco style with decorative elements in antique style and with a unique look. Tinted, engraved glass vases and mercurized glass candleholders are just some of the items that will accentuate the muted ambience of the boudoir style.
Engraved glass tableware is equally at home in the boudoir. Decanters and glasses give a glamorous look to your decor, right in the boudoir mood.
An armchair with deep colors and rounded edges will accentuate the femininity of your boudoir style. Chests of drawers in dark shades will create a subdued atmosphere and recall the softness of the boudoir style in round shapes and an antique look.
Boudoir style means velvet! The boudoir style refers to a living room out of sight, so it's accompanied by velvety textures and dark yet warm colors. Velvet embodies these codes and is the material of reference for boudoir style at home.
Chandeliers are essential for a successful muted atmosphere. We're thinking in particular of classic chandeliers, with their candle-like, voluptuous shape that will warm up your decor.
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