Great passions are often externalized in decoration. Normally the interior design of any home reflects, in one way or another, the philosophy, ideology or hobbies of its inhabitants. It is not in vain that the home – in the broad sense of the word – is where many of life’s great moments take place, becoming practically an extension of ourselves. Hence, part of the personality and necessarily the tastes -at least decorative- of its inhabitants are somehow transmitted in each of its corners. In this case, we could say “show me where you live and I’ll tell you who you are”. In this post we advocate precisely this. Because spaces speak about us through small (or big) details. And we do so by taking advantage of the discovery of some curious and original decorative vinyls that would fit like a glove in the home of any soccer fan, big or small.
These are the wall stickers of the website ‘The Beautiful Game’, with a wide catalog of illustrations that includes caricatures of the great soccer players (from the mythical ones like Maradona or Pelé to the stars of ‘la Roja’), as well as famous phrases related to this sport of masses.
In general terms, and given their wide variety, decorative vinyls are ideal for theming and customizing the interior design. In this case – bearing in mind that soccer in particular and sport in general moves passions – these designs can be used both in the decoration of a local (whether a fan club or a pub oriented to fans), as well as in children’s and youth rooms or in playrooms, mainly. The most daring -why not- can take their hobby out of these ‘borders’ to move it to other rooms (better to avoid eccentricities such as having soccer in the soup, preferably not in the kitchen!)
If we opt for a thematic decoration -whether sports, music, travel, etc- the best thing to do -especially if it is a local one- is to take care of the details and homogenize the motifs in some way. For example, if we are going to ‘dress’ a children’s or youth bedroom with soccer wall stickers, we can choose textile complements that also evoke this game (curtains, carpet, bedspread or cushions, etc.).
We also have the option of choosing personalized or ‘themed’ furniture. Ball-shaped poufs -such as the Fiaka Pelota, customizable with team colors and names-; desks that emulate a goal -such as the Jan table- or ornaments inspired by this sport -either a coat rack reminiscent of the ball or a headboard in the shape of a jersey- will be a hit.
In short, with simple details and avoiding overloading the environment in excess we can ‘portray’ great hobbies through interior design.
