The maximalist style
Too much, on purpose — layered patterns, saturated colour, frames on every wall.
What colours define maximalist style?
Three colours are enough to recognise maximalist: a dominant, a material, an accent.
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Where does maximalist style work best?
Maximalist works best in rooms you want people to remember. If your room does not match, look at the other styles below — the photo stays the same, only the result changes.
How much does a room in maximalist style cost?
Mostly it depends on the area. In maximalist, materials run from €66 for a facade of 60 m² to €2,962 for a living room of 22 m². Here are all twelve, worked out surface by surface.
| Room | Quantity | Materials total |
|---|---|---|
| Living room | 22 m² | €904 – 2,962 |
| Bedroom | 12 m² | €526 – 1,718 |
| Kitchen | 10 m² | €422 – 1,376 |
| Bathroom | 6 m² | €278 – 904 |
| Dining room | 16 m² | €664 – 2,172 |
| Office | 10 m² | €422 – 1,376 |
| Kids’ room | 11 m² | €490 – 1,600 |
| Hallway | 5 m² | €242 – 786 |
| Facade | 60 m² | €66 – 330 |
| Garden | 120 m² | €1,276 – 2,112 |
| Terrace | 15 m² | €986 – 1,632 |
| Balcony | 5 m² | €348 – 576 |
Materials only, fitting excluded, on typical areas. In the app you give your own and the quantities recalculate line by line.
Try it on your living room Your photo, your walls. Not a catalogue image.
Room by room
- Living room in maximalist style
- Bedroom in maximalist style
- Kitchen in maximalist style
- Bathroom in maximalist style
- Dining room in maximalist style
- Office in maximalist style
- Kids’ room in maximalist style
- Hallway in maximalist style
- Facade in maximalist style
- Garden in maximalist style
- Terrace in maximalist style
- Balcony in maximalist style