If your home’s interior is dominated by geometric motifs and cubist shapes, if you value minimalist simplicity over an abundance of exuberant forms – you will certainly want to extend that sense of order and organisation to your garden, the exterior of your property, or incorporate your favourite style into your garden features. Our home or garden is usually a stylistic extension of what we like and what we enjoy surrounding ourselves with on a daily basis.
The house, terrace, or patio – this is where we spend a great deal of time, relaxing or meeting friends. That is precisely why the whole design should be thought through down to the smallest detail – there is no room for randomness here – and sensible minimalism, along with the proportionality of textures and materials used, allows us to achieve complete harmony. Designs should be based on order, regularity and consistency in the layout of paths, driveways and terraces – as well as on ensuring the functionality of the space that is our ‘place on Earth’. A disciplined compositional order can be reflected in the choice of paving, for example in the perfect regularity of the pavers Polbruk Ideo.
Symmetrical shapes and repetitive patterns create a sense of balance, which can be complemented by a minimalist colour scheme. But whether the harmonious whole appeals to lovers of tradition or admirers of modernity will be decided by the details – the character of the chosen pavers, unusual accessories tailored to the building’s style, and other elements of street furniture.
Even if the structure of your home bears no resemblance to the extraordinary buildings à la Le Corbusier, you can give it a modern character. The Polbruk Urbanika collection will allow you to do just that – it harmonises perfectly with the urban environment and complements architectural compositions of glass and steel.
An interesting decorative idea might be to lay alternating strips of grey and graphite pavers Polbruk Trento or to break up a uniform surface with a geometric pattern made from pavers in a different shade. The design can be complemented by Grando steps in a light grey colour.
