Glamour style
Originating from magnificent buildings in the Baroque era, the glamour style brings luxury to modern concepts. Precious woods such as walnut and classic, high-quality laying patterns such as herringbone form a solid foundation.
Typical of the glamour style
- Elegant, dark colors
- Luxurious materials such as velvet, velour, silk, chrome, or mirrors
- Wallpaper
- Opulent furniture
- Natural wood floors in impressive lengths or with special layouts
Basic Guidelines
The aim of the glamour look is to create a luxurious appearance. Elaborate ceiling paneling or stucco ceilings are often used to achieve this.
White, bare walls are a no-go. Wallpaper, often with 3D elements, as well as eye-catching decorations and lighting design round off the concept.
Materials
Natural wood floors are very popular as a base. Elegant walnut is a favorite, but knot-free oak planks in special laying formats also complement the glamorous style perfectly.
Carpets, upholstered furniture, and chairs are primarily chosen in velvet, velour, or satin materials. In contrast, kitchens and other areas are chosen with smooth, shiny surfaces. Mirrors are often the icing on the cake.
Products
Typical Color Scheme
Whether on walls, ceilings, or furniture, dark, elegant colors such as royal blue, emerald green, or ruby red are used here. Metallic elements in gold, silver, copper, or brass add that certain (shiny) extra touch.
Wallpaper, upholstery, and decorations featuring baroque patterns are particularly popular.
Furniture & Furnishings
When it comes to furnishings, the glamour style emphasizes the use of opulent, distinctive pieces of furniture. Chests of drawers and tables may have curved legs, while large, glittering chandeliers adorn dining tables.
