Exotic decoration is synonymous with travel. It should above all allow you to escape from your sofa. This style of interior design can take on a colonial, tropical or equatorial, ethnic and even jungle feel. The exotic decoration can be loaded or more refined according to your tastes. It's up to you to find the right balance while respecting a few basic rules.
Objects of the world for a real exotic decoration
Exotic decoration is the accumulation of small decorative objects brought back from a trip or that seem to come from the other side of the world. These small accessories will personalize your interior, bring back good memories and give a unique touch to your decor. It can be a Chinese vase if you are looking for a Zen spirit, a statuette or an African mask if you prefer to bring an ethnic touch, a Mongolian cashmere plaid to give a soft touch to your home. If you choose exotic decoration, you can't go without local crafts and objects from around the world. Don't be afraid to mix and match. In fact, our decorators highly recommend it. The mix and match is as exotic as it gets.
For furniture, choose exotic wood and natural fibers
To bring a warm and authentic touch to exotic decoration, choose species such as teak, mango or mahogany, rattan, bamboo in furniture. Plant materials such as sea rush, sisal, jute, raffia and coconut fibre are also ideal for small decorations, rugs and floor coverings.