Hello Design Lovers! I hope you are all having a good week so far. Today I come with the third article of the ‘Room Interior Design’ series. We go into Vintage Rock Interior Design. Once again, let’s review features and main characteristics of this style with some great examples, and then proceed to detail a full list of items to really characterise your room and make it stand out.
If you are interested in reading the previous article you can find them here:
- 5 Tips to Organise your new Student Accommodation Room
- Student Accommodation Room Interior Design: Boho Style
- Student Accommodation Room Interior Design: Scandi Style
I particularly care about this article because this Vintage Rock Interior style is my favourite. I even have some of the objects selected at home. Especially the prints by Asteronyme. A French artist that can be met in Brick Lane in London. Rick gave me one of his prints as a gift for a birthday when he moved to London. He later bought a second one himself. So, they both have a sentimental value for us.
Here are our two prints hanging in our first room in London both in frames from IKEA.
While picking the rest of the items on the list below we liked some of these so much that we decided to buy them ourselves too. So, now let’s talk Vintage Rock.
First of all, the definition of Rock or Rock’n’Roll’s interior style can be broad. Some people like to add a chic or glamorous touch to the overall look. I personally prefer a more vintage vibe. This is mainly due to my passion for the period it recalls and, of course, for the music! I love some 70s classic Rock band.
Black is a basic colour for a Vintage Rock Interior but by no means the only one. Bold, colourful accents are definitely allowed and can work very well. A good combination will make each detail more eye-catching.
A Vintage Rock Interior has to be eccentric too. So, you can push the boundaries here by getting creative with unique pieces and original accessories. Vinyl records collection, prints, and posters to hang on a wall are great ideas to convey the mood and add character to your room interior. If you happen to play any musical instrument (that can fit in your room), don’t hesitate to put it on display. Parts of an old broken instrument can also become interesting and unique accessories.
Since you don’t have to be subtle, differently from other styles we described previously, Rock interiors often feature big bold text and letters.
So, here’s our shortlist of basic items and accessories for your Vintage Rock Interior Design. I hope you’ll find some good inspirations. Enjoy!
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Before signing off, I wanted to leave a quick reminder. Have fun! Make your Vintage Rock Interior yours 100%. Feel free to mix and match, just because we grouped the items this way, it doesn’t mean you need to stick to it. The golden rule of mixing is that you don’t mix more than two styles but other than that, the sky is the limit.
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