The concept of
natural chic is a trend that has consolidated itself as one of the most promising in interior design projects due to its ability to unite
coziness, elegance, and connection with nature. More than a visual style, this approach proposes a
way of living that values natural materials, organic textures, and soft tones, creating
projects that convey well-being and sophistication at the same time.
Camila Cacciatori, Emily Streck, Higor Zanelato, Juliana Viganó e Paulo Guizzo, projeto da CASACOR Mato Grosso do Sul 2021. (Denilson Machado/CASACOR)
Elements such as
wood, natural fibers, stones, plants, and a palette of earthy colors are the protagonists of this style. If the idea is to bring a bit of the
outside in in a balanced way, the following inspirations are a great starting point.
Isabella Nalon Arquitetura e Interiores - Refúgio Conexão. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2023. (Rafael Renzo/CASACOR)
1. Use of wood in different finishes
Wood is one of the
main materials of natural chic. Whether in furniture, panels, or architectural details, it helps to warm up spaces and reinforce the bond with nature. It is worth betting on
light tones for a lighter result or on
rustic finishes to create contrast with more sophisticated elements.
Projeto de Diego Raposo e Manuela Simas, do escritório Diego Raposo + Arquitetos. (Anita Soares/CASACOR)
2. Natural fibers in furniture and accessories
Pieces made of straw,
rattan, linen, and cotton make all the difference.
Natural fibers can appear in armchairs, baskets, lamps, and rugs. These materials, besides being
sustainable, enhance the
artisanal touch and bring
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3. Neutral colors and earthy tones
The
color palette also plays a fundamental role in the natural chic style. Shades of sand, beige, terracotta, moss green, and even some
brown tones help to create a
calm base that evokes nature. These tones can be used on the walls as well as in upholstery, curtains, and decorative accessories. [caption id="attachment_190693" align="alignnone" width="4500"]

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4. Plants as protagonists of the decoration
The
natural green is essential for those who wish to adopt the natural chic style. Species like
monsteras, ferns, and pothos work well in indoor projects. Furthermore, ceramic, clay, or cement pots help reinforce the
natural aesthetic and create
visual points of interest in the spaces.
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5. Stones and raw materials in the finishes
Elements such as raw stone, burned cement, or exposed bricks reinforce the style. These materials bring
texture and authenticity to the project. A
stone wall or a concrete detail can be the differential that the project needs to achieve the
balance between rustic and sophisticated.
Gilberto Cioni e Olegário de Sá - CASACOR São Paulo 2018 (Thiago Travesso/CASACOR)
6. Furniture with organic design
Curved lines and shapes that evoke nature are another pillar of natural chic. Coffee tables with irregular wooden tops, sofas with soft lines, and chairs with a light structure help create a
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7. Soft and natural lighting
Valuing natural light is yet another important premise.
Light curtains that let the light through help create a
cozy atmosphere. At night, invest in lamps with
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8. Accessories of artisanal origin
Handmade pieces enhance the natural chic aesthetic. Ceramic objects, wickerwork, tapestries, and even
works of art made from natural materials help create a project with history and personality. Prefer items produced in a
sustainable way and, whenever possible, by
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