Color bleached oak in the interior

In a modern interior, bleached oak is often used. The matte embossed surface of the natural material looks luxurious, the light shades of this material fit perfectly into the interior of the room of any shape and size. Budget options for interior and decoration are represented by artificially created imitation. Meanwhile, artificial materials that have affordable prices are not inferior to the original in aesthetic qualities, which allows the use of furniture and bleached oak-colored materials to Russians with any size of wallet and living space of any format. We suggest that you familiarize yourself with the possibilities of using bleached oak color when decorating rooms with the most diverse functional purpose, as an example of our large-scale selection of photos of modern design projects.

Bleached oak is presented in a fairly wide range of colors - from pale pink, very light tones to gray-silver, intentionally aged oak. The shade of bleached oak can be both cold (have light notes of blue or purple), and warm (delicate peach and light beige shades). In any case, to find your own shade of bleached oak, which will harmoniously fit into the created image of the room, will be able to every owner of an apartment or private house planning a full-scale repair or a small alteration of his own home.

The criteria that will affect the choice of shade of bleached oak include the following:

• the location of the room relative to the cardinal points and the level of natural light (for the northern part of the building, it is better to use warm shades that restore the balance of color temperature, for the southern side you can use cool variations of bleached oak with notes of gray, blue or purple);
• the size of the room as a whole (a small space of light shades of bleached oak will visually expand, in a spacious room you can use contrasting combinations of this color with dark or bright color schemes);
• ceiling height (bleached oak color can be safely used to decorate the ceiling in rooms with sufficient height);
• the chosen style of interior decoration (bleached oak color can be used in any style, but you need to take into account the nuances of the shade, for example, for the style of shabby chic or vintage it is better to choose aged oak, for hi-tech shades with a light purple haze are suitable);
• the color palette of the interior (bleached oak is especially good in combination with contrasting color schemes, but the adjacent shades will also look respectable if a small room is designed that needs to be visually increased).

The scope of the bleached oak color is incredibly wide. Light shades can be used in rooms of any size, in the manufacture of a variety of interior items. Color surfaces bleached oak is easy to combine with other materials, darker or brighter colors. So, bleached oak is used in the production of:

• furniture items;
• finishing material for flooring;
• wall and ceiling panels;
• door leafs;
• moldings of various modifications (plinth, cornice, platband for window and doorways);
• decorative elements for various purposes and designs (parts of lighting fixtures, curtain rods for curtains and curtains, frames for paintings and mirrors, etc.).

The color bleached oak can be safely considered almost universal. Light shades and beautiful texture harmoniously fit into any image of the room.It is noteworthy that bleached oak is used by designers in a wide variety of areas to create both household items and exclusive items. In a modern interior, bleached oak can be found in the form of a whole surface (floor, ceiling or wall), a piece of furniture (cabinet or built-in) and miniature elements, without which the picture of the room would still be incomplete.

The versatility of bleached oak wood is also in the fact that it can be used in rooms with various functionalities. Light noble shades will be appropriate both in the bedroom and in the living room, create a harmonious atmosphere in the children's room, add sophistication to the kitchen or dining room, harmoniously fit into the light image of a bathroom with snow-white sanitary ware. The universal, bright base of bleached oak will organically fit into the design of a small apartment or a large home, studio apartment or apartment of a standard layout, even in the office this material can be used to perform various interior elements or surface finishes.

Bleached oak as a color scheme for creating flooring is one of the most popular directions for using noble, light shades. Pleasant tones, texture and beautiful natural pattern of light wood will organically look in small rooms, helping to visually increase the volume of the room and hide possible flaws, architectural imperfections.

Many mistakenly believe that a light floor is an impractical design option for homes that have small children and / or pets. But on light surfaces, dust, bare footprints and even scratches are much less visible, and it is not difficult to look after a new generation laminate. So, the flooring in the form of a laminate in the color of bleached oak has the following advantages:

• ease of installation (creating a floor covering with your own hands will not be difficult, convenient locks will ensure uniformity of the created surface and speed of assembly);
• there is no need to level the floors to the ideal state before laying the laminate;
• high resistance to sunlight, the laminate is able to maintain its original color for a long time;
• excellent fire safety qualities;
• relatively affordable cost (in comparison with a natural parquet board);
• resistance to moisture - achieved through the use of a fibrous pressed structure of wood;
• excellent durability (marking from 1 to 5 on the packaging of the laminate), resistance to abrasion and scratches.

Light flooring in bleached oak colors - a neutral design option. This is a great backdrop for bright furniture, contrasting combinations. Creating a focus on the background of the floor in bleached oak will not be difficult even for a novice in the field of interior design.

Very often, bleached oak flooring is used to decorate dormitory rooms. It is in this room that it is important to create the most comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Light surfaces do an excellent job of this, helping, among other things, visually expand a small space.

In modern design projects of kitchens and dining rooms, bleached oak is also not difficult to see on the floor. Modern designers recommend the use of a light laminate for those who want to create a not easy, light and fresh image of the room, and achieve a feeling of almost sterile cleanliness in the room where food is prepared and tasted.

A modern living room is practical, but pi is an incredibly aesthetic room. It should satisfy all the needs of households in various options for rest and relaxation, but at the same time look stylish and modern. The use of universal design techniques helps to maintain relevance for many years.A light floor covering on which any furniture becomes an accent element is a great idea for those who are not yet confident in their design abilities or are not ready to take risks in choosing color solutions.

Parquet of the color bleached oak laid by the traditional “herringbone” is a classic that will help bring elegance and sophistication to the interior of the room. As a result, the flooring can easily become an accent element of the interior, attracting all eyes.

Light shades of bleached oak make it possible to use this wood or its spectacular imitation to create finishing materials not only for walls, but also for ceilings. Wall panels in the color bleached oak can be presented both in slatted, tiled, and in the sheet version. For the design of the ceiling and walls can be used as a total finish with wooden panels, or a combination of products with other finishing materials.

One of the options for using wood with a light, slightly worn natural pattern is the execution of ceiling beams. Such a coloring does not burden the image of not only the ceiling, but of the entire room, while giving the image of the interior a touch of rustic life, proximity to nature.

Furniture items executed in the color of bleached oak have the ability to bring lightness and freshness to any room interior. Even massive furnishings do not seem monumental due to the use of light wood tones. In small rooms with insufficient natural light, such furniture becomes a lifesaver for the interior. It fits perfectly into any interior, bring notes of sophistication and even luxury.

One of the most popular ways to use bleached oak in furniture is to create storage systems. Light facades with a beautiful natural wood pattern organically fit into any interior of the room, without cluttering its image, even in the presence of large dimensions. The greatest distribution of bleached oak was in the execution of the facades of kitchen cabinets. Easy, fresh, clean, but at the same time a cozy image of the kitchen space will appeal to everyone who is surrounded by bleached oak storage systems.

In the kitchen and dining room the color bleached oak can be used not only for the design of the flooring or for the execution of the facades of the furniture set. Light natural wood pattern can be used in the arrangement of the dining area - for the execution of the table and chairs (stools) ...

Noteworthy is the performance of kitchen worktops in bleached oak. They perfectly shade the shine of the details of household appliances and are able to harmoniously combine with almost any color scheme of the facades of kitchen cabinets.

Even a small piece of furniture, such as a coffee table, bookcase, stool or stand, made in the color of bleached oak, can bring notes of lightness and freshness to the modern interior. Such furniture looks especially impressive on a dark or bright background, print finishes.

When using door leafs of the color bleached oak in the interior, there are two ways to go: to fit these elements into the overall picture of the room or to play in contrast. It all depends on the size of the room, the parameters and the number of interior doors and the image that you would like to create. Interior doors with glass inserts will help visually increase the space of narrow corridors or a small hallway. But solid canvases, without inserts and decor, fit perfectly into almost any stylistic design of auxiliary rooms.