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Andrew Bowker
Andrew Bowker
Suzanne is an Owner/Designer
About Author
Andrew Bowker
Suzanne is an Owner/Designer
Masculine design is a feeling when you walk in, but how do you create it and keep it more chic than a mancave and more polished than hand me downs?
Masculine design is a feeling when you walk in, but how do you create it and keep it more chic than a mancave and more polished than hand me downs?
Masculine home décor doesn’t mean dark and dreary. Today’s modern masculine spaces blend rich textures, sleek lines, and smart functionality to create a polished yet cozy atmosphere. Start with a strong foundation: deep tones like charcoal, forest green, or navy provide depth, while natural materials like leather, wood, and metal add sophistication. Sarah Sherman Samuel often recommends mixing hard and soft elements—pair a structured leather chair with a soft wool throw or velvet pillow for contrast.
Layering is key to avoiding a flat, cold look. Use rugs to define spaces (Amber Interiors suggests vintage Persian rugs for warmth), and don’t shy away from artwork that reflects your personality—large-scale abstract pieces or even a well-framed vintage map can add interest. Lighting is another essential element; opt for industrial-style fixtures or Edison bulbs to complement the aesthetic. Finally, bring in a touch of greenery for life and vibrancy. With these elements, your space will feel stylish and welcoming without sacrificing personality.
Masculine home décor doesn’t mean dark and dreary. Today’s modern masculine spaces blend rich textures, sleek lines, and smart functionality to create a polished yet cozy atmosphere. Start with a strong foundation: deep tones like charcoal, forest green, or navy provide depth, while natural materials like leather, wood, and metal add sophistication. Sarah Sherman Samuel often recommends mixing hard and soft elements—pair a structured leather chair with a soft wool throw or velvet pillow for contrast.
Layering is key to avoiding a flat, cold look. Use rugs to define spaces (Amber Interiors suggests vintage Persian rugs for warmth), and don’t shy away from artwork that reflects your personality—large-scale abstract pieces or even a well-framed vintage map can add interest. Lighting is another essential element; opt for industrial-style fixtures or Edison bulbs to complement the aesthetic. Finally, bring in a touch of greenery for life and vibrancy. With these elements, your space will feel stylish and welcoming without sacrificing personality.
Masculine home décor doesn’t mean dark and dreary. Today’s modern masculine spaces blend rich textures, sleek lines, and smart functionality to create a polished yet cozy atmosphere. Start with a strong foundation: deep tones like charcoal, forest green, or navy provide depth, while natural materials like leather, wood, and metal add sophistication. Sarah Sherman Samuel often recommends mixing hard and soft elements—pair a structured leather chair with a soft wool throw or velvet pillow for contrast.
Layering is key to avoiding a flat, cold look. Use rugs to define spaces (Amber Interiors suggests vintage Persian rugs for warmth), and don’t shy away from artwork that reflects your personality—large-scale abstract pieces or even a well-framed vintage map can add interest. Lighting is another essential element; opt for industrial-style fixtures or Edison bulbs to complement the aesthetic. Finally, bring in a touch of greenery for life and vibrancy. With these elements, your space will feel stylish and welcoming without sacrificing personality.
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