High-tech living room walls

The modern high-tech style originated in the 70s of the last century, became popular and generally accepted in the 80s and remains one of the most used design trends to this day. Let's take a closer look at the walls for a high-tech living room.

The features of the high-tech style are manifested not only in the design of the premises, but also in individual elements of furniture. This style is often called a follower of minimalism. An abundance of decorations on furniture, pretentious forms and fabrics, pompous elements, draperies are also not welcome here. The priority is simplicity of forms, contrast of colors, purity of lines and a feeling of lightness due to the use of transparent and durable materials, as if dissolved in the surrounding interior.

A high-tech furniture wall for a living room will be distinguished by simplicity, functionality and lack of decor. Natural wood, solid wood is most often not used in the production of such furniture. The main production materials here will be furniture composite materials, metal, plastic, glass.

The fittings will be of a simple geometric shape, dull. Cabinet facades are usually glossy, mirrored, glass. Lots of glass surfaces. Cabinets are presented as a combination of open and closed shelves. LED lighting is used both for the entire cabinet and for individual shelves and the interior of closed cabinets.

There are various options for the wall, consisting of separate modules, which allows them to be used in various combinations, as well as to carry out their interchangeability. Decorations for open sections should also emphasize this style. These are laconic, geometric shapes of vases and pots with flowers, monochrome monochrome frames for photographs, abstract drawings and figurines.

Modular walls consist of the following elements:

• several homogeneous sections, placed in a row and representing a solid wall, which can also serve as a kind of partition, for example, in a kitchen-living room;
• various pieces of furniture: wardrobes of different sizes, cabinets, shelves, chests of drawers and hanging cabinets.

All of them are combined with each other in color and shape. They can be monochromatic or painted in 2-3 contrasting colors. They are distinguished by modern design, simplicity and minimalism, clarity and geometric shapes.

The main feature of this type is that each module can be used both as a separate piece of furniture and in the composition of all elements of this storage system organically matched to each other. Sections of this type of wall can be either stationary, standing on the floor on legs, or modern suspended ones, fixed on the wall in a certain order and creating the effect of either a solid wall system, or a harmoniously located system of open and closed shelving.

If in the living room there is no need to store items of clothing, some large-sized things, and you only need a place to store little things, books, equipment and watching TV, then you can choose a wall with space for a TV... The TV screen can be suspended - on a wall, in a niche in a furniture wall, on special brackets or on a stand. And in a stationary way - on a pedestal, on a chest of drawers, in a closet and on a hanging module.

If a wall is used under the TV, then it is necessary to navigate in advance in the dimensions of the TV in order to choose the necessary niche in size or correctly position the sectional modules in the living room space. A it is also necessary to think in advance about the location of electrical wires and cords from all equipment that will be on this wall, provide holes for them in the furniture.

Since the high-tech style does not accept variegation and a variety of color schemes, but prefers laconicism and purity of color, the same trends apply to furniture, in particular to the wall for the living room. For this piece of furniture in a high-tech living room, either a single color or a combination of two colors, often contrasting, will be characteristic. The color of the facades can be made in white, gray or black. This color can blend in with the color of the walls in the room or be a contrasting spot. Red or blue is usually chosen for contrast. If you want to use more natural colors, then usually beige is chosen - both as a whole accent in the room, and in combination with other colors for one set of modules.

It will be a mistake to choose warm-colored furniture for the high-tech interior, here there is a cold palette, metal tints. The exception is the beige color of the furniture. If a red color is chosen for the wall, then it is desirable that it be a single object of this color in the room, since in the high-tech style with a sufficiently monochrome painting of the walls, an emphasis is placed on one or two objects of bright color. Moreover, it should be pure red, without the presence of other shades in this color, without going into raspberry, burgundy or cherry color.

TV wall, consisting of individual suspended modules, with glossy monochromatic fronts and concealed handleless door opening systems.

Stationary mini TV wall. The contrast of red and white and the functional combination of open shelves and closed glossy cabinets are an excellent example of high-tech style for small living rooms.

A functional modern wall with a wardrobe for storing outerwear is a worthy replacement for the old classic interior.

The wall, built into the partition and complemented by textiles and accessories, is also suitable for high-tech styling.

An overview of interesting high-tech walls in the video below.