Victorian Interiors
Victorian isn’t my style really, but I definitely can appreciate the history and flair of the style. It’s also a style that goes well with fall and winter, since all of it’s flair and opulence really emphasizes that cozy-up at home feeling.
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One of the first elements people probably think of when they think of Victorian is wood details. The interior below is a Bed-Stuy brownstone on Doctor’s Row that was painstakingly restored and has wood details for DAYs. If you like a modern look you might think it would be hard to work with all that wood, but there is a plethora of inspiration online to show you how to make it work.
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Modern victorian design incorporates elements of traditional Victorian interior design – velvet, tufting, and fringe – but uses modern style lines and incorporates modern pieces, as seen below:
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Even if your space doesn’t have Victorian bones per se, or just “light” Victorian elements, like the medallion and crown moulding below, adding some elegance via your furnishings and textiles can make a huge impact toward the Victorian!
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This floral rug would be quietly stunning in any Victorian-inspired space, and it’s 49% off right now. Get this Victorian rug here
Uhm..hello!! A turquoise velvet tufted sofa. And 53% off! This sofa could be played up (adorn with fringed pilows), or played down (add a causal throw blanket). Get this tufted chesterfield sofa here.
