Moju Interior Design is a company set on a magnificent goal of establishing comfort with the most luxurious touch. A look at any of these firm’s projects allows you to observe a massive presence of character, texture, and delight. Today we’re taking a look at the general style of this interior design company.

Moju Interior Design: a perfect example of comfort and luxury — All photo credits go to Moju Interior Design

Each project by Moju Interior Design contains a whole process that’s guided by the interior designer with the aid of the professionals of the company set on helping to balance the sense of comfort and perfection during the process. In order for us to better understand some of the concepts that this company adopts for their interior design projects, let’s have a look at some examples.

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Many of Moju Interior Design’s projects mix in Mid-Century trends and furniture (like for example the dark wooden pieces with irregular shapes that appear in more than one image), with a modern twist to them. You can definitely see these elements present in the image below has those Mid-Century elements present in the chairs and the table and the more modern ones present in the wall where the tv and the fireplace are installed, balancing the vintage mood of the space.

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This Chinese company’s idea is that each one of their projects shares atmosphere, character, texture and delight all of them being unique and distinct from one another despite having these common elements. Below we have another example of vintage meeting modernism, with a modern fireplace making the whole mood of the living room

Dark wooden furniture continues to be an element that manages to show up in more than one example of Moju Interior Design’s amazing projects and we can very well see in the image below where this shade pops up in the furniture and the walls. It’s vintage but it still transmits a timeless sense of sophistication.