Inspirations - Posters - Sitting room

Minimalistic retro pop art!

Simple is beautiful – also in interior design. There is something magical about monochromatic interiors that makes you feel comfortable. Although the décor is based on contrastive colours, it seems oddly peaceful and cohesive. Every space of rest needs at least a few wall decorations that enhance the relaxing atmosphere. In this case, minimalistic posters are the way to go.

White walls leave a lot of opportunities for unique and original decorative compositions. As established before, instead of colourful furniture, we’re going to use something… black. Black-and-white to be more exact. A pied-de-poule sofa will be an interesting reference to the fashionable vintage style. If you pair it with a modern coffee table, bookcase or planter as well as a few rustic accessories, you’ll end up with a simple interior that’s still full of unique character and soul. Combined with white, the dark details won’t feel overwhelming. In fact, just the opposite – the room will become much lighter and fresher.

Original wall decorations are the staple in such subtle, pop art décor. Minimalistic stripes, dots and patterns are rather subdued but also mesmerising. What you need is a simple poster with an eye-catching design that doesn’t clash with the rest of the interior. In order to preserve the minimalistic character of the decoration, avoid ornamental frames for the poster. You can achieve the best effects if the poster seamlessly merges into the background.

These types of posters combine pop art and industrial style, which makes them a wonderful choice for loft living rooms or bedrooms. This is especially true if you wish to break the factory-feel of the space a bit. Even cracked walls can add to the overall effect. A large-format wall decoration will highlight the history of the building and make the interior even more intriguing. Another advantage of minimalism is that it is perceived as very artistic. Your decoration will conjure up the unique character known from New York art galleries. So if you have an artistic soul, perhaps it’s time to let it show!