Maximalist Decoration: More Is Beautiful!

Maximalism: The Taste for Abundance

For many years minimalism dominated the interior design world. Now a wave is coming in the opposite direction: maximalism. This philosophy adopts the principle that "more is more beautiful".

Core Elements

Numerous patterns, a rich colour palette, collected objects (books, sculptures, artworks), the layering technique and personal keepsakes make up the distinctive features of maximalist spaces.

Chaos or Balance?

Successful maximalism is not chaotic but a conscious "curated crowd". Every object has a meaning or a story. Consistency in the colour palette prevents pattern clutter.

How to Begin

Start with a single area or wall. A gallery wall (many framed artworks together) is ideal as a maximalist starting point. In wallpaper choice, bold floral or jungle patterns offer a daring but meaningful option.