Using beige with monochromes is difficult … but not impossible!

Instagram, first act: the photo description

In this room all kinds of tones alternate beige and cream. At the bottom of the room, there is a sofa bed with a bed in the center. A floating shelf hangs from the wall, and most books are the other way around, so you can see the cut of the book instead of the back. Sun light shines through cream -colored curtains On the clear floor tables, one door to the right leads to another room, guarded by the «Arum» Living Living. On the front of the living room, a Marble table in Carrara rises on a jotex carpet, a white armchair enters the room on the left, and Ligne Roset's «Togo» is also there. We are seeing the artist's hall Simone Polk In Copenhagen, by the way, the work that hangs on the left next to the shelf is also it.

Often criticize the excessive use of color beige. There is nothing wrong about a coherent tone interior, it is only that the use of too much beige and cream It runs the risk of becoming boring. However, the Simone Hall manages to use these all monochromats successfully. This is due to its peace of mind and easy rules to follow, since the sober color palette of the interior gives the art of Simone Polk the space it deserves.

This is how Simone Polk lives in Copenhagen

It is easy to copy:

Let's take the yute carpet for a moment: I have not yet tired of natural materials, and it seems practical because it is very easy to clean. At home, I have the most sold «Lohals» of Ikea: the largest carpet is in the living room, and a similar arket carpet is in the hall. This carpet is seen a lot on Instagram, but it is also really affordable.

Instagram is quickly becoming dangerous to me because the application feeds a subconscious purchase instinct like no other. The other day I was looking for a simple wooden chest for the hall, but now I am convinced that there must be nothing more than a low USM Haller furniture. Then I would justify this iNVERSION WITH TIME that I would live with this low table; A lifetime. At least. With regard to savings, I am my own nemesis.