English interior

Noble and refined, the English style in the interior has been formed over many centuries. Its main features were determined around the middle of the 18th century, when massive furniture made of dark wood and contrasting interior design in light, muted colors came into fashion.

Oak panels and green cloth on the tables, expensive parquet and fireplace, strong and durable chairs, bookcases, leather sofas with wide armrests - the English style is often called cabinet style, as it contributes to the creation of a business environment, restrained and aristocratic.

It's a different matter when it comes to decorating residential premises, in which great importance is attached to fabrics. Let's say, not frivolous silk and expensive velvet, but a tapestry with a fancy pattern. It is with its help that a certain softness and comfort are introduced into the classic English style, which allows you to discreetly and aristocratically decorate any room - be it a living room, bedroom or study.

Elite carpets play a special role in English-style rooms. They not only provide the finishing touch to the decor, but also serve as protection for expensive parquet flooring.

Therefore, it is not surprising that in ancient English houses not only living quarters were carpeted, but even corridors and staircases, which were necessarily waxed on especially special occasions.

However, one should not underestimate the role of stylish carpets designed in the English style. After all, the aesthetic load on them is quite large. Such products are very rarely monochromatic and, as a rule, are selected in accordance with the tapestry upholstery of antique furniture.

Ideally, the pattern of the carpet should repeat the patterns on the fabric, then that amazing harmony is achieved, which is characteristic of rooms designed in the English style.