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Monochrome bedrooms by Essentia Environments
Each room is painted in shades of beige, whites and greys as their base building a depth in each one of them and tying the ecosystem of the bedroom together. This creates a welcoming and warm environment. The palette is muted however, fine quality of every building material, furnishing and design elements screams luxury and elegance.
Design elements in monochrome bedrooms
To break the monotony of the muted palette of these bedrooms, modern abstract wall art is displayed on their walls. These art pieces in complementary colours to the palette bring life to the space and add a dash of colour to it. They are large and cannot be missed also highlighting the various seamless features of these bedrooms.
Furniture and furnishings
The carpets or rugs in the room are textured or shaded in the colours of the room to make a slight differentiation in space of the room and yet flawlessly fit inside of it without creating a contrast.
The monochrome bedrooms by Essentia Environments exude luxury, craft, style and elegance with minimalistic design elements and modern touches.
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