The Jewel Tone Forest House:
A Maximalist Ode to Organic Brutalism
Year : 2024
Interior Design
Inspired by : Mid-Century Modern, Brutalist Biomimicry, and Stained Glass Minimalism
A rich and bold living room inside a modern forest home combining ’70s nostalgia with futuristic organic design. The space uses deep jewel tones, natural materials, and artistic stained glass to create a warm, maximalist atmosphere.
This design blends mid-century style with organic brutalism and biomimicry. Walnut and oak wood add warmth and texture, while concrete walls with natural shapes bring a raw, sculptural feel. Hidden fluted doors create smooth, continuous walls. Stained glass windows add color and subtle light effects. The layout is maximalist but carefully planned to feel calm and intentional.
Jewel-toned palette: deep greens, ruby reds, ochres, burnt umbers
Mid-century inspired layout with walnut cabinetry and oak fluted wood
Hidden fluted doors blending with wood-paneled walls
Exposed concrete walls with organic, biomorphic shapes
Variety of materials: wood, glass, velvet, concrete, brass
Minimalist abstract stained glass windows
Brutalist postmodern forms adapted for comfort
Sculptural organic lighting with lamps and ambient wall glows
Forest colors and textures reflected inside
Textured surfaces: brushed metal, raw concrete, soft boucle fabrics
Developed using MidJourney assisted AI.
This project is part of an independent design study developed purely for creative exploration. While it draws visual or conceptual inspiration from existing brands, it is not affiliated with or commissioned by them. The work is intended as a personal exercise in branding, spatial design, and architectural storytelling.
