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The Term "Avant-guard" has been initially used for the description of the advanced part of army (also named avant-guard), which the first comes into contact to the opponent. Further this name has extended and on groups of creative people (artists, designers) which consider itself innovative and are ahead of the majority. The origin of this French term in art is discussed till now by historians. According to some information on May, 17th 1863 has been opened Salon des Refusés, organised by artists, whose works have been rejected on the annual Parisian salon officially spent by Academy of arts. To designate itself as the separate direction opposite classical, the term "Avant-guard" has been chosen. In Russia this art direction became popular at the time of a decadence. The main thing for artists of that time was to deceive public by replacement of an expected standard image something new and unusual.
In the middle of 20 centuries the term "Avant-guard" has passed and to design of interiors. If you have decided to create an interior in style "Avant-guard" the following is necessary for you:
- Use only pure, bright colours: red, dark blue, green, yellow, white, black. In one premise it is possible to use some colours, the main thing not to go too far and not to make a premise the vulgar.
- Paint walls in bright colours, it is better, that different walls were different colours and contrasted with a floor and a ceiling.
- Things for interior filling select unusual, but strict geometrical forms. Pictures in style "cubism", plastic or glass vases of correct proportions, mirrors, bright ware etc. well will approach
- the Furniture should be the bright colouring, unusual. It is possible to use furniture from glass or metal, it should not be much.
- For a floor it is possible to use a laminate simulating a natural tree. Use bright rugs with cubic drawings. It is possible to use a colour floor of bright colours also.
- the Ceiling can be made colour, executed in contrast with a floor and walls.
- Fixtures and chandeliers use unusual cubic forms and bright colours.
- do not overload an interior with various accessories as style assumes the big free spaces.