Neoclassical Interior Design

Neoclassicism is a sought-after interior style that seamlessly blends the opulence of classicism with practical functionality and technological, modern solutions. It allows for the creation of an elegant, sophisticated, and prestigious interior, entirely free from the over-the-top pomposity of palace designs. The design relies on a light, airy palette featuring shades of cream, ivory, beige, and pearl-grey. The result is a beautiful, highly comfortable living environment with a distinct touch of aristocratic charm.

At Maria Green’s Studio you can order a design project for an apartment, private house, villa, or country residence in the neoclassical style. Our portfolio features pictures of custom interiors, created by the designer with all client preferences in terms of layout and color scheme. Each project is a complex of customized solutions, developed for a specific property and brilliantly executed by Maria Green. To order an interior design project, please contact us by phone or email.

Neoclassical interiors retain the traditions of classicism (symmetrical layout, stucco, antique details), but offer a lighter version. Neoclassical apartment and house interiors are perfectly suited to today’s dynamic lifestyles and can satisfy even the most discerning aesthetic demands.

Textile charm

Textiles play a special role in neoclassical interiors, adding elegance and comfort. Layered curtains, upholstered furniture, decorative pillows, and rugs are all appropriate in these designs. However, the lush draperies typical of classical styles are avoided, with the emphasis placed on the visual aesthetics and tactile feel of fabrics. Velvet and velvet in pure colors (emerald, blue, mustard, and gray), microcorduroy, genuine leather, and suede are preferred.

Neoclassical textures

The neoclassical style emphasizes a combination of various textures and surfaces: natural wood, polished marble, decorative glass, and mineral plaster. The interplay of volumes, achieved with 3D-effect materials and classic decorative techniques, such as a coffered ceiling (which can be complemented with LED lighting), also creates an interesting effect. Interior columns made of colored translucent glass enhance the urban feel of the design.

Metal as a decoration

Natural materials with a minimalist design are used in neoclassical apartment and country residence interiors. They emphasize the status and respectability of the furnishings and create the perfect backdrop for original elements. Accent details, such as metal with a refined matte sheen or a festive glossy finish, take center stage. These can include furniture or lamp frames, accessories, moldings, and trim on ceilings and walls.

Palace setting

Numerous mirrors with elegant bevels are a truly palatial accessory, adding sparkle and elegance to a neoclassical setting. A mirror panel can be placed in a wall, but mirrors look much more impressive on the ceiling—they can be designed as stained glass or coffered ceilings. This technique adds glamour to the interior and visually increases the height of the room.