Classic interior

A classic interior exudes style, class, and refinement. Inspired by historic movements such as neoclassicism, baroque, and renaissance, it creates a warm and balanced atmosphere where symmetry, rich materials, and refined details set the tone. Lighting plays a key role: it not only brings light into the room but also highlights the graceful shapes and timeless character of the design.

What defines a classic interior?

A classic interior is all about harmony. Furniture is often arranged symmetrically and combined with rich fabrics and high-quality materials. The color palette is warm and inviting: think cream, beige, and gold, complemented by burgundy with accents of royal blue or deep green. Materials such as velvet and silk, marble, and dark wood emphasize the luxurious look and give the room both calm and depth. Appropriate lighting completes this picture, tying the elements together into one balanced whole.

Lighting in a classic interior: stylish and atmospheric

The right lighting elevates the entire space. A chandelier or ornate pendant lamp above the dining table or in the hallway instantly creates grandeur. Floor lamps with decorative bases and fabric shades form a cozy reading spot by an armchair or bookcase, while table lamps on sideboards and end tables provide a soft glow that enhances materials like brass, crystal, glass, and polished wood. Combining these light sources creates a layered lighting plan that is both functional and atmospheric.

Classic lighting for your interior

• Classic hanglamps
• Classic ceiling lights
• Classic wall lights
• Classic table lamps
• Classic floor lights

How to integrate lighting effortlessly

Symmetry brings balance: place two table lamps on either side of a sofa or mirror for a harmonious look. Choose fixtures made of high-quality materials — brass, bronze, crystal, or dark wood — so they blend seamlessly with the classic palette. Hide cables and connections neatly behind the canopy or ceiling plate, and pay extra attention to load-bearing capacity when working with plasterboard ceilings. For the perfect ambience, opt for warm light (2700–3000K); this gentle glow enhances fabrics and colors without being harsh. Finally, always follow the included manual: each design has its own nuances, and a thoughtful approach will help you preserve its timeless elegance.