For some years now, the mixture of styles – eclecticism – has been a trend in interior design. No wonder, considering that we live in a multicultural world where going from local to global is just a click away. Hence, the decoration ‘travels’ to all corners of the world to learn from each other. From this fusion -not only aesthetically, but also temporarily, getting the contemporary and vintage to embrace each other- are usually born very cozy spaces, with their own character and personality.
.. Ethnic details bring an exotic atmosphere to the chill out interior design.



Rustic-inspired chill out decoration With elements that evoke nature, such as wood (preferably untreated) and stone can be given a Provencal air.
For this purpose, it is also common to use pallet seats or pallet sofas, equipped with custom-made cushions and cushions -we must not forget that this style focuses on comfort, without forgetting beauty-, as well as recycled furniture or furniture made of materials such as rattan or wicker.
Chill out with romantic influences With canopied Balinese beds, divans and classic furniture, as well as candles. If it is outdoors, you can also use pergolas with net curtains and garden swing chairs.

Chill out with Ibizan / Mediterranean airs Using white, the color par excellence of this style, as the ‘leitmotiv’ and the simplicity of minimalism; blue and green tones to evoke the Mediterranean, the brown tones of the sand of the beach and the coast, and wood, with this same idea.
Nordic / Scandinavian inspired Chill out, betting on simplicity, open spaces and white to enhance luminosity.
Low furniture of Scandinavian design, cushions on sofas and chairs, rugs and puff (either rigid or soft left in a ‘casual’ way on the floor), in addition to lamps that allow to graduate its intensity or ambient LED lights will allow to create a Nordic-inspired chill out space.
With lounge design furniture, such as BKF chairs, and tables of this aesthetic, you can create a comfortable chill out lounge.