If designing your walls is a bit of a problem, then create a focal point with our graphical prints. With shapes, lines, and colors, you can easily add depth and texture to your walls. What makes them even more remarkable is their versatility in which you can display them in any room and still create the right atmosphere that you and your family will love.
If designing your walls is a bit of a problem, then create a focal point with our graphical prints. With shapes, lines, and colors, you can easily add depth and texture to your walls. What makes them even more remarkable is their versatility in which you can display them in any room and still create the right atmosphere that you and your family will love.
The 1980s interior design can be described as complex as it consists of metallic accents, prominent angles, and curves. The good thing about it is it can easily be integrated into other design styles. From bright colors to flat designs and numerous geometric figures, the 1980’s design can boost modern interior.
The modern appearance of the 80s reflected the “less is more” approach together with the minimalist spaces that highlight the clean-lined furniture. The surfaces characterized to be reflective was achieved with the use of mirror, chrome, and glass. These were used to visually enlarge the room. Gray was usually seen on the walls wherein other colors such as white could easily be combined. White was likewise popular during the decade together with contemporary lighting fixtures.
The decade was marked by socioeconomic change due to advances in technology. It is also a period of moving away from the planned economy and gearing towards laissez-faire capitalism. Many believed that this change in the global economy is attributed to the “Reagan Boom” in which there was a drastic increase in job employment and economic expansion in the United States.
Multinational manufacturing companies relocated to various countries such as Thailand, Mexico, South Korea, China, and Japan, providing these countries with economic growth and a decrease in the unemployment rate.
This is also the decade of the end of the Cold War between the United States and the USSR that almost escalated to the use of nuclear weapons in both countries. The collapse of Soviet communism also happened during the decade, wherein the United Kingdom and the United States started a trend in international trade that would eventually be used in the succeeding decades.
With these developments in the developed countries, the developing countries on the other hand are having financial crises and an increase of debt from the International Bank and the World Bank is evidently observed.
The AIDS epidemic was recognized during the decade as well as global warming which has started to become a problem.
Designs that were popular in the 80s are making their come back these days and it is not difficult to integrate them into other designs. Try to adopt these ideas and create a comfortable and nostalgic vibe in your home.
Blank and plain-looking walls are dull and boring, even if you have expensive and elegant furniture pieces. Personalize your walls with stylish posters and create a comfortable and inviting space. You will also love these abstract art as they can instantly add colors for a more appealing room.
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Chic and stylish wall design with colorful prints from Artdesign. With shades of pastel colors, even teenagers will surely fall in love with your interior decorations. Make it even look lovelier with an indoor plant and trendy furniture pieces.
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The Philippines has one of the longest Christmas in the world. We usually feel the Christmas spirit starting in September. Cool winds are felt, well depends on the weather. Christmas songs are played on the radio, television, and other forms of media. Sometimes we do countdowns to add thrill while waiting for Christmas day.
During this period we already start buying various items to be given as gifts to our friends and loved ones. And be honest, you also looked for some unused gifts from the previous years and recycled them as gifts again. Although a bad idea, but that’s the reality.
Before the pandemic, we loved to go to night markets, especially the one located at the heart of Manila. I don’t know but there’s always the thrill of pushing your way through the crowd just to buy a shirt or underwear. We also tend to buy any item even if we do not need them. We just tell ourselves that the item may be of use in the future.
The length of Christmas preparation is probably enough for us to make a list of people to whom we will give presents. This is also a great time to bring out all the Christmas decors from the storage and display them in your home. When the Christmas bonus finally arrives, we are able to buy the things that we have planned over the year.
It is sometimes fun to go to the malls and see people scurrying to buy the appliance or gadgets they love. Girls also have their hair done to prepare for the parties that they will attend. The thing is, there are many things to be done before the much-awaited day arrives.
Now imagine a world without Christmas. Probably it’s hard to tell a child why Christmas would not be coming this year. It may also be hard to imagine if there is no Christmas in the world. Just like some habits, the absence of Christmas may cause anxiety to most individuals. How will you be able to describe to a person a world without Christmas? It is like saying a garden without the natural colors of the environment. A world that looks like an old black and white movie. A scenario that is dull and boring.
Christmas is also a time to reunite with our friends and relatives. Family members from other countries come home to celebrate Christmas with their loved ones. This is the only time in the year that we can do so many things in just so little time. How can you do this if Christmas is canceled? There is a tendency that families will not be complete. A sad scenario especially for kids.
No Christmas also means that the -ber months are just like any ordinary day where you go to work or school and come home to sleep. A routine that we experience almost every day. No Christmas also means that Christ was not born to atone us from our sins. Everything may probably be in chaos.
The good news is that this topic is just hypothetical. Christmas will still come every year no matter what the situation is. We have experienced it during the pandemic. Even though families are on lockdown, we still get the chance to enjoy the season with our loved ones.
Poster art of curves and lines in soft colors. Create a relaxing vibe in your home with a simple yet stunning design. This is a great addition to your wall that will draw the eye of its audience. This is another artistic poster that you and your family will find calming and cozy.
Poster art of curves and lines in soft colors. Create a relaxing vibe in your home with a simple yet stunning design. This is a great addition to your wall that will draw the eye of its audience. This is another artistic poster that you and your family will find calming and cozy.
Poster art of curves and lines in soft colors. Create a relaxing vibe in your home with a simple yet stunning design. This is a great addition to your wall that will draw the eye of its audience. This is another artistic poster that you and your family will find calming and cozy.
Poster art of curves and lines in soft colors. Create a relaxing vibe in your home with a simple yet stunning design. This is a great addition to your wall that will draw the eye of its audience. This is another artistic poster that you and your family will find calming and cozy.
