Sometimes when we want to handle a remodelling project, we tend to revamp everything, so the space is looking totally new. Only a few designers are brave enough to actually go for a rustic theme; where you combine some old features of the space with new interior elements . We are loving this outdoor rendering combining an untouched but repaired wall (visible around the door and lower windows), with remodelled windows in bright pink and a splash of green; where the process ended with a sustainable, unique and beautiful result.
Not only are rustic themes refreshing directions to take in design and renovations,but they are always very good for highlighting the best part of your space. The features always tend to stand apart from each other as new does to old, making them pretty obvious. Always make sure you keep whats keepable, and if it needs repairing feel free to do so. Like in the picture above, the doors, windows and the greens really stand apart from the wall, but they are both so obvious; appreciating them is what comes next. Also, when introducing new elements its always good when some of the new elements complement the old elements and act as the bridge that blends both world; just like the flower pots complements the unpainted wall. Here are a few more pictures of more rustic themes. Enjoy. Really love the next one.
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