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[Futuristic Home Interiors Shaped By Technological Inspiration: Interior Design Ideas]() [Link to Interior Design Ideas]() --------------------------------------------------------------- [Futuristic Home Interiors Shaped By Technological Inspiration](r/home-designing/~3/MNbBEpsBtg8/futuristic-home-interiors-shaped-by-technological-inspiration?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 23 Oct 2020 07:45 AM PDT Get set to travel forward through time to four futuristic home designs by architect [Andrey Chudinow](, each one shaped by technological inspiration. Sculptural panels carve out circuit board-like surroundings with oblique outlines and lightbox cutaways. Space age TV walls look like starship control rooms, whilst bedrooms look all set for a long hypersleep through the galaxy. We fly first to a home with aqua blue decor, copper elements and huge daylight panels. Our second stop is a teal accent combo of bespoke furniture and a custom cut kitchen. Our third tour is a darkly dramatised take on the futuristic theme, before we finish off with a home office design that’s out of this world. Located in Astana, central Kazakhstan, this 120 square metre home interior is carved out of irregular lines and sloping asymmetry. Huge light panels disrupt the ceiling plane, whilst futuristic wall shelves cut diagonally across the corner of the living space. A ceiling section is fitted with a copper infill, which canopies a pathway through the home. The copper canopy pushes through the hallway and on into the kitchen diner. Blue flooring freshens and lightens the interior space. The TV wall is crafted like a spacecraft’s control room, with a unique cutaway screen mount and integrated media unit. An aqua [lounge chair]( and matching footstool coordinate with the blue floor treatment in the living room. A modern grey sofa melds smoothly into pewter grey flooring by the striking built-in bookcase. A [marble coffee table]( puts a crisp white and gleaming chrome core into the lounge layout. A doorway reveals a glimpse of a second sitting room. The two tone floor treatment is a running theme throughout the house, drawing outlines that hug the walls and the furniture to create zoning. The copper ceiling panel transforms into a light installation across the home entryway, where perforations punch out an irregular linear pattern. Aqua blue dining chairs make bright additions to a sleek monochrome dining table. A simple floral centrepiece adds a delicate touch of nature. Blue laminate flows across the [modern dining room]( floor like a vivid river. One white ceiling panel descends across the dining space, morphing into a partially dividing wall that separates the kitchen. Moving into the kitchen, we pass by a unique wine storage nook. The niche slopes toward the cooking zone, as though directing the way. A chimney extractor brings the copper accent to the [kitchen island](. Wood cladding surrounds the eye catching [wine storage]( unit, creating a clash of warmth against the cold graphite wall. LED light glows around the top of the chimney extractor, and through perforations in the ceiling. The heavily sculpted wall and ceiling panels look like intricately engineered pieces of an enormous starship. The sitting area that was visible from the main lounge is a small snug with a roaring [modern fireplace](. The stylish hearth extends in an L-shape around the room. A pair of [swivel chair](s sit by the leaping flame, upholstered in warm cognac to complement the copper elements of the scheme. The [modern bedroom]( has a technological aesthetic. Illuminated tracks mark the headboard wall, like a giant piece of circuit board. More circuit board-like panels shape the ceiling and form a diagonal light track. A bucket [vanity chair]( is teamed with a modern dressing table across from the bed. A custom cut [vanity mirror]( reflects the headboard statement wall. Rose gold fixtures bring added luxe to the white bathroom scheme, where they float above a completely [unique bathroom sink]( and bathtub. The sink and [bathtub]( appear to curve out from the walls and into each other, in one continuous satisfying flow. Our second futuristic home interior is coloured by bold teal accents, which slice up a distinctive sofa design. The [modern coffee table]( features cutaways that echo the lines of the sofa silhouette. A sloped TV makes an appearance in this house too, surrounded by a media unit that’s shaped to further dramatise the diagonal line. A [twisted futuristic]( [floor lamp]( draws the eye to a reading nook behind the living room sofa. Two colour coordinated lounge chairs complement the teal couch. Almost all upright lines in the interior are cast to the diagonal, including those around the entryway into the kitchen. Even the cabinets of the L-shaped kitchen are set in a diagonal cut, as though the whole house were flying through space at warp speed. Tricolour units accentuate the slanted outlines. Oblique shapes section a much darker interior in home design number three. Black and dark walnut panels fashion a sophisticated palette. Tan furniture lightens the look, along with a slick white coffee table design. A blue flame fireplace slices through a white chimney breast. The shape of the glass [fireplace screen]( echoes up the wall, like the enormous gills of a robotic shark. Our fourth futuristic home interior features an entirely bespoke [modern home office]( design. A cutaway in the carpet lets through a chink of brilliant light. LED glow pours from the home office shelves too, lighting up the book collection. The custom desk bends from the wall, cutting off the corner of the room to make a comfortable nook for the chair. Organic-style struts support the base of the desk, coffee table and storage walls. The small coffee table is shaped to follow the outline of larger furniture pieces. Recommended Reading: [Futuristic Home Decor With Starship Inspired Furniture]( The post [Futuristic Home Interiors Shaped By Technological Inspiration]( first appeared on [Interior Design Ideas](. Related Posts: - [36 Copper Kitchens With Images, Tips And Accessories To Help You Design Yours]( - [Creative Use Of Copper In Interior Design]( - [Kitchens of the Future]( - [Inside Hotel Atlantis, Bahamas]( - [Stainless Steel Kitchen Designs]( - [Copper Infused Industrial Style Home]( ff/home-designing?a=MNbBEpsBtg8:EoCml0AgsEY:J3aVl1i_38o ff/home-designing?a=MNbBEpsBtg8:EoCml0AgsEY:qj6IDK7rITs ff/home-designing?a=MNbBEpsBtg8:EoCml0AgsEY:yIl2AUoC8zA You are subscribed to email updates from [Interior Design Ideas](). To stop receiving these emails, you may [unsubscribe now](. 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