21. Riverfront Estate, San Marco | Rustic Interiors
Designer: Studio M Interiors
The interesting pattern created by the wooden beams in the ceiling blends modern and medieval characteristics and enhances the rustic interiors of the living room. A stark contrast is created by the deep browns of the wood and white walls and décor. The stone fireplace draws attention due to its different character.
22. Fair Park
Designer: Denise McGaha Interiors
Statement lighting is a modern addition to rustic interiors. Wood, copper or brass are the most commonly used materials. The use of planters for achieving the rustic aesthetic is another addition that has developed over recent years. They help in making the room more lively and are in harmony with the natural materials used- wood and stone.
23. Aptos Retreat, California
Designer: CCS Architecture
Light tones and stripped wood are also rustic. They give the living room a clean, simple and contemporary feel. Lightweight and minimal furniture create a classic look with an element of colour to create interest and break the monotony of the colour palette.
24. Residential unit
Designer: Brown Design Group
Mosaic stone and wood break the monotony and add colour to the rustic living room. Flowers and other vegetation upgrade and liven the room. They also add a lot more texture to the room. Paintings on the mantle are a great addition to the rustic aesthetic.
25. Private home | Rustic Interiors
Designer: Taylor & Taylor
Print accent pieces create an earthy effect enhancing the rustic look. Exposed structural systems- wooden columns and beams have a different visual effect. Arched niches by the fireplace for showpieces are a nice detail that elevates the room.
26. Private home
Designer: Miysis
High wooden truss ceilings are one of the most characteristic elements of a rustic interior. The exposed structural members give the room a raw and earthy feel due to the nature of the material. Metal is another aspect of rustic interiors. A steel fridge, Victorian chairs and a gramophone stand out. Morrocan-style tiles can be used for a more eclectic interior.
27. Residential unit
Designer: Eldorado Stone
A streamlined fireplace screen to the fireplace embedded in the stone wall offers a contemporary feel. A rattan chandelier and a vase of wicker cane along with a touch of metallic ornaments and prints complete the rustic living room interior.
28. Rustic redux, Montana
Designer: OSM
Floral chandeliers are being popularized as a part of the rustic aesthetic in the modern-day. Sharp angled and dark furniture is balanced by delicate light coloured florals.
29. Rustic zen, Montana
Designer: Locati Architects
Intricate details around the crockery cabinet draw a lot of attention through the colour palette consisting of whites and browns. Patterns, upholstery, rugs, cushions and the distressed wooden stool tie the space together while lightening up the rustic aesthetic.
30. Sea project | Rustic Interiors
Designer: Jenya Lykasova
Fewer patterns with the addition of indoor plants are redefining rustic interiors. The white l shaped couch complements the tree log coffee table. The statement light element here is a large wicker pendant light which gives a natural and rustic aesthetic to the airy and fresh living room.
