Neoclassical Style

Neoclassical style reinterprets classic codes (symmetry, moldings, proportions) with a modern touch. Elegant without being rigid.

For neoclassical style: keep moldings and symmetry but lighten it up (light colors, less massive furniture, simplified lines).

Mistake: confusing neoclassical style with pure classic. Neoclassical brings freshness; don't hesitate to incorporate current elements.

Neoclassical style is distinguished by clean lines, elegant moldings, harmonious proportions, and balanced symmetry. Noble materials such as marble, light wood, and refined fabrics are often highlighted.

You can easily combine neoclassical style with more contemporary touches, for example, by pairing neoclassical furniture with designer accessories. This allows you to create an elegant and timeless space.

Opt for neutral colors and soft textures to create a serene ambiance. Choose minimalist lighting fixtures and artworks that match the neoclassical spirit. Avoid excessive gilding or overly pronounced moldings.

Neoclassical style is perfectly suited for reception areas such as the living room or dining room. Its elegant lines and timeless touch also make it an ideal choice for decorating a bedroom or an office.

Gilded framed mirrors, crystal chandeliers, geometric or floral patterned rugs will add a touch of refinement to your neoclassical decor. Don't hesitate to mix vintage pieces with more contemporary elements.