Gothic style in the interior: distinguishing features

Gloom, grace, greatness, a raid of mysticism — the main characteristics in the description of the Gothic style in the interior that arose in France and became the embodiment of the Middle Ages. For the design of the room in the Gothic style, dark shades of materials are used. Bright motley colors remain for other styles and rooms. Most often, the Gothic style uses black, purple, metal, ocher, purple, golden and blue. Finishing materials are represented by stone, wood and marble. All furniture should be made of metal and wood with thread and forged elements, openwork ornaments, high slots. A large fireplace with an openwork forged lattice can become a center element in a room with a Gothic style. Flowers in such an interior are acceptable in the form of forged and triggered on a tree of lilies, roses, trilians. It is better to embody the Gothic style not in a standard apartment, but in houses or rooms spacious with high ceilings. Due to the fact that dark colors are used in such an interior, they are already able to make the space of the room more chamber, so Gothic elements will be more appropriate in large spacious rooms. Painting and tile mosaic on the walls will help to emphasize the peculiarity and grace of the Gothic style. In the Gothic style room, the main emphasis is placed on the windows. Luxurious stained glass windows, sash, huge windows, roses and light effects created with their help highly distinguish this style among others. Designers resort to compromise and so that the rooms do not look too gloomy, use a combination of dark colors and elements against the background of light shades, beige colors.