Článek Terezy Ševčík Dusové. Barvy dokážou ovlivnit nejen celkový vzhled interiéru, ale i vaši náladu. Pokud patříte mezi zastánce bílých stěn, doplňte místnost alespoň drobnostmi nebo nábytkem v pastelových barvách. Jaké jsou právě trendy?
Pastelové doplňky do domácností patří od nepaměti. Sladké barvy byly oblíbené již v 18. století a hojně se používaly i v dekorativních rokokových interiérech. Překonaly několik století a nic nenasvědčuje tomu, že by se na tom mělo něco změnit. O tom, že jejich kouzlo je stále žádané a pomalu se upouští od sterilně bílé, svědčí i Instagram. Na něm je s hashtagem #pastel téměř 25 milionů příspěvků! Přestože se „pastelky“ v interiérovém designu používají o něco střídměji než ve světě módy nebo umění, jsou překvapivě univerzálním a efektním doplňkem většiny stylů.
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