Interior designer Justin Charette shares how he’s managed to beautifully integrate striking artworks - Livingtec July 2023

 
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Yes, you can have colorful art in a minimalist interior – and this New York apartment shows how it's done well

 

Interior designer Justin Charette shares how he’s managed to beautifully

(Image credit: Gieves Anderson. Design: Justin Charette)

integrate striking artworks into a rather minimalist space and make it work seamlessly

BY RALUCA RACASAN PUBLISHED 25 JULY 2023

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(Image credit: Gieves Anderson. Design: Justin Charette)

(Image credit: Gieves Anderson. Design: Justin Charette)

Following Justin's example, you can absolutely have a minimalist house that's full of color. In order to harmoniously marry colorful art into a minimalist design, you need to pay attention to the details. Research your area for local artists that will bring authentic flavor to the space and reflect its surroundings. Search for common colors within both artwork and styling accessories and place them in proximity so they create a harmonious look.

If placing a painting or print next to a window, notice the view. Are there any shapes or colors that are reflected in the piece? And last but not least, soften any sharp, rectangular edges in a room with rounded shapes in your chosen artworks.

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