The use of stone in the interior is not a trendy trend. Noble rocks were used centuries ago for facing walls, floors, and fireplace portals. A similar way of decorating was considered a sign of wealth and refined taste of homeowners.
A few decades ago, an excellent alternative to the natural material created by nature appeared - decorative stone. The analogue is distinguished by a lot of advantages, designers are very fond of working with it, because its texture and color imitation very accurately mimic noble rocks.
In which of the existing areas can such decorative material be used?
Canonical styles and decorative stone
Each of the areas - classic, renaissance, baroque, empire, modern is quite demanding. To recreate them, certain materials, colors, accessories are used.
Artificial stone fits very organically into classic interiors, which are characterized by laconicism and restrained luxury. The material can be used for facing fireplaces, doorways, columns (if they are present in the room). The texture of the elements can imitate any rock, color - natural shades of nature. Preferred colors: beige, brown, cream.
The “imperial” empire is the most demanding of popular destinations. Exquisite can be used for decorating columns and window niches, doorways and fireplace portals. The material perfectly emphasizes the pomp and luxury of style. The texture of the tiles should imitate noble rocks, the preferred colors are white, cream, dark brown.
Decorative stone is the perfect solution for exquisite art nouveau interiors. Direction requires smooth lines and natural colors. Therefore, give preference to a tile with a very expressive texture and rounded corners. The material can be used for cladding stairwells, window sills, window niches, etc.
Ethnic styles and artificial stone.
Artificial stone is an excellent solution for decorating rooms, the interior of which is made in one of the ethnic areas. The material is ideal for Provence and country, Scandinavian and Mediterranean styles. Textured tiles imitating rocks, perfectly combined with solid wood, brick and plaster - materials that are traditionally used for decorating surfaces.