When you think of interior design, you probably picture carefully chosen colors, combinations that highlight a space or make it more sophisticated. But there’s something that goes beyond the skill of mastering colors—something that only textures in design are capable of evoking. I must admit, if we were to talk about the artistic essence of interior design, it would undoubtedly be about this: textures.

Interior design is not just art, infact, the scientific aspect often outweighs the artistic. But when you step into the world of textures, the rules blur, and emotions take over. This is where interior design becomesperosnal, bold, and sometimes, a little daring,

 Interior design is acomplex blend wherevarious technical and artistic disciplines come together. On one hand, functionality must be respected: a living room should be comfortable for its users, an office should boost productivity, and a bathroom should be practical. Science dictates these decisions.

But decorative textures are different, they speak directly to emotions and primal instincts. For example, consider a concrete wall. It’s cold, brutal, but honest, and from a certain perspective profoundly moving due to its texture.