By default, the use of squared angles and straight lines tend to be naturals when it comes to interior design. Angled edges exist easily in both decor and design because, frankly, straight lines are simple to work with.
However, if we bend those traces and discard the angles, we create a less common but far more interesting loop contour we generally refer to a circle. Like your most bizarre buddy, circles add a much-appreciated vibe into the room and help soften harsh corners.
Have a look at 13 photographs that show this impact, and I am hopeful that you’ll have the ability to take away something from this ideabook to use on your own house. Give it a glance and see what you think.
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Ira Frazin Architect
This giant crown of lights is the star of this living area and makes quite an effect. My guess is that the fixture was custom built, but it appears simple enough to replicate if you know a person that works with metal and light.
Eran Turgeman – Photographer
A large round mirror slung from the wall pulls your attention across the glistening floor and into the next room. If you are not into resting objects on the floor, this would look equally as good hung up on the wall.
Elad Gonen
Giving the illusion of a passageway in the next room, this huge circle is actually a large mirror hung low on the wall. Something like this would be fun to try in the event that you already have a large mirror that you want to make-over. Jigsaw, paint, plywood and glue and you are good to go!
GreenSpur Inc..
What is apparently an unembellished hoop of timber position over the fireplace boasts both simplicity and confidence. And, needless to say, the ring print hiding behind the O is a great touch as well.
Powell/Kleinschmidt, Inc..
Classy pools of blue soften a line-heavy patio giving it a relaxing, trendy vibe. Using round shapes whenever a particular form allows can help out with making a room that feels comfortable and nicely balanced.
Amoroso Design
These cascading mirrors from Viva Terra are a fun way to brighten up an every day stair case, ideal for a gloomy basement portal.
These mirrors by Chiasso are likewise cool.
Shoshana Gosselin
Among my favorite DIY projects featured on Houzz is this simple yet boldly patterned wall. Much cheaper than wallpaper, these circles include visual dimension and liveliness, all thanks to a little paint and a cardboard box!
David Churchill – Architectural Photographer
A super-sized dot on the wall is a great deviation from the commonly used rectangular framework. If you are considering adding something like your own home, I say the larger the better.
Sutton Suzuki Architects
Unexpected features like an underground light like this one include charm and playfulness into a home. The grid layout within the ring helps tone down the glow a bit and provides visual interest.
Kanner Architects – CLOSED
Waking into a sizable porthole-inspired window each morning would be like stepping into a fantasy, and the changing seasons would result in a kaleidoscopic view. Pure bliss, actually.
Ventana Construction LLC
These bold radial tile patterns over the stove are bright and youthful. What I mean is that I’d most likely have bullseye Nerf gun competitions with my husband once the stove isn’t being used. Do not knock it till you try it, folks.
Yaniv Schwartz – Photographer
The lined white circles drifting on the glass might be piled, but in this situation it’s kind of tough to tell. However, you can probably have a similar effect with a few minutes along with a paint marker. It is worth a shot– this seems really cool!
Ugljesa Kekovic
By now I am convinced that I want a giant hole punch like this in my own house. It seems that this particular loop tunnels in some much welcomed natural light to an otherwise dimly-lit room.
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Circle Shelf – AUD 390
And now for a few product ideas, all pertaining to circles. A gorgeous shelf like this makes a significant statement whilst still letting the wall color behind to peak through. I generally find small knickknacks to look out of place and many times they can make a room feel cluttered, but the boards in this circle create a great house for smaller products.
Contemporary Wall Mirrors – $199.95
This round collage of miniature mirrors are a fun way to add manifestation into a wall that you don’t want to hang a frequent mirror on. Sometimes everyday mirrors offer also much manifestation, but this one sounds just right.
Lumens
Silhouette Circles Wall Sconce by Thomas Lighting in Lumens.com – $198
A wall sconce such as this would look great in a hallway or on a narrow wall. The circles are illuminated from behind, giving it a exceptional silhouette.
Design Public
DwellStudio Circles Bedding in Persimmon – $40
This warm, circle patterned bedding would be a great addition to your own collection this fall. It packs a punch whilst being easy on the eyes.
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