<p>Modern art is something that is difficult to understand, everyone sees their own symbols in every modern art installation, sculpture or painting. Modern artists prefere leaving space for the imagination of the viewers rather than giving straightforward descriptions of their works, many of them even leave their masterpieces without title, as it can also set limits to your creative perception. From the middle of 1880`s the artists started to pay attention to their personal feelings rather than to academic accuracy in their artworks. Since then artworks started to reflect artists’ inner thoughts and feelings.<br></p><p>Designer and Artist Natallia Makavetska.</p>

<p>Dark turquoise walls. Silver painting with red accent.</p>

<p>Sofa cobalt blue and white touches.<br></p>

<p>mint color chairs<br></p>

<p>Warm colored interior for a cold beautiful city.</p>

<p>Modern art is something that is difficult to understand, everyone sees their own symbols in every modern art installation, sculpture or painting. Modern artists prefere leaving space for the imagination of the viewers rather than giving straightforward descriptions of their works, many of them even leave their masterpieces without title, as it can also set limits to your creative perception. From the middle of 1880`s the artists started to pay attention to their personal feelings rather than to academic accuracy in their artworks. Since then artworks started to reflect artists’ inner thoughts and feelings.<br></p><p>Designer and Artist Natallia Makavetska.</p>

<p>I love colors. They remind me of fall. I also love the combination of big spots and small details and how the pure colors are mixed with complex ones. I used these combinations in my artwork as well.</p><p>Designer and Artist Natallia Makavetska.<br></p>

Details do matter particularly. Designer Natallia Makavetska.

<p>Inspiration for a large contemporary formal and open concept light wood floor living room remodel in Other with white walls. </p><p><br></p><p>Designer Natallia Makavetska.</p>

Do not be afraid of color in the interior.&nbsp; Designer Natallia Makavetska.