A mood board is often a good starting point for a make-over of your room. How you can make it is described in this article “How to make an interior design mood board“. In this Monday Mood board – Contemporary Holiday Home more background and additional information to inspire you.
Monday Mood board – Contemporary Holiday Home, the Space
A wonderful house on the water for walking, water sports and relaxation. But the owners did not want a typical holiday home but the appearance of the interior in contrast with the surroundings.
Monday Mood board – Contemporary Holiday Home, the style
It had to be more urban and glamorous and not urban or coastal.
- Luxury versus Basic
- Modern versus Rural
Environment and Interior form together “WATER WEALTH”
Monday Mood board – Contemporary Holiday Home, Key Elements
The existing wooden floor is a good basic.
Enough seating for a family, a little fire pit and a solution for storage were part of the mood board.
Remarks to the mood board:
In the middle is the wooden floor. On the top left a bright room with a black sofa and light rug. Black blinds for small windows, a natural-colored chair (amber, cognac) that adds color and a gray mantelpiece with a fireplace.
The accessories are bronze / gold-colored and therefore give a chic accent, while it remains warm.
At the bottom left, there is a light sofa with a dark back wall and dark rug. You can make a choice on practical grounds or because you come across a sofa or rug that suits your taste.
A storage cabinet in the middle, against the back wall. Here in a light shade that matches well with the kitchen.
In addition, a look at the hall. Black doors give body, especially if you combine this with a black ceiling in the highest part. The steel door with glass, to allow light into the home, plus for a chic industrial effect.
To the right of the door, a photo wall (for the hall).
Monday Mood board – Contemporary Holiday Home, Color Palette
More about colors here
Material Overview
This Monday Mood board – Contemporary Holliday Home has an associated materials overview. More about making such an overview here.
Floor: natural Oak, Rug: Patterned wool, lots of texture, the brick wall gives character, in white or gray, Chair, bench: Lava brown or cognac suits the kitchen and adds a color accent, Side table, Accessories: Brass/gold/bronze and Marble for a luxurious look.
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Personal touch
The color accents, a little bar as part of the cabinet and the photo’s in the hall will add the personal touch we are always looking for in an interior.
I hope this blog inspired you to make your own mood board. Once it is complete, use it as a guide throughout the design process. Refer to it when deciding about furniture, decor, and color schemes to ensure consistency with your initial vision.
Enjoy making your mood board.
