Inspiration: painted arch to enhance your layout
Mixing layouts and paint is our passion, so the launch of our 12 colours to match our fronts is no coincidence! While waiting to let our creativity run wild, we're stocking up on inspiration. More original and unexpected than a feature wall, arches have instantly topped the list of favourite creative ideas. With their curved lines, they set a classic layout apart and add a poetic note to the room. From the kitchen to the bedroom to the entry, here's a look at some of our favourites.
Minimalist kitchen with a coloured arch, the perfect pair!
Céline Boclaud opted for square fronts in a shade similar to our Green 01 - Amandier grisé for her kitchen, highlighted with a natural stone countertop and copper handles. It may sound ultra-simple on paper, but this kitchen is far from classic with its extra-large arch enhancing the back wall. Painted in a deeper shade, it creates a depth-effect. The rounded corner gently delimits the spaces. Inspired, and inspiring!
Courtyard window
Six wall-mounted Metod cabinets are all you need to create hallway furniture that is as aesthetic as it is practical. Straight from Sabine Mérillon's imagination, this layout incorporates all that is dear to Plum: cane fronts, brass plinth and handles, smooth matte lacquer, a touch of natural oak... and a painted arch in our Beige 01 - Beige rosé. Ultra-discreet, it adds a little charm to the white wall and gives a new dimension to this hallway layout.
False simplicity
A red wine-coloured wall and a walnut sideboard. On paper, the office of interior designer Nicolas Payet is quite classic. This notion would be a disservice the founder of Marn Deco! Not one to confine himself (or his style), Nicolas chose to extend the colour onto the wall besides the window, creating a box effect that emphasises our natural Walnut fronts. Take a closer look: no right angles here. Nicolas instead opted for a half-arch that echoes Verner Panton's Flower Pot pendant light. Subtle yet effective.
Poetic splashback for a colourful kitchen
Monochrome lovers look away! German interior designers Jäll & Tofta have designed a splashback full of poetry, simply created with a few layers of paint. Designed like a sunset, this deep pink arch stands out from the pastel pink wall and kitchen in blue fronts similar to our Blue 04 - Ciel voilé. The cyan countertop adds to the fantasy of this one of a kind project.
