Interior Design Styles

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Transitional

A blend of traditional and contemporary styles, balancing old and new for a classic look.

Hollywood Regency

Dramatic and luxurious, focusing on bold color contrasts, opulent fabrics, and shiny metals.

Nordic

An evolution of Scandinavian design that emphasizes minimalism, functionality, and simplicity.

Japanese Zen

Focuses on minimalism, balance, and harmony, incorporating natural materials and neutral colors.

French Country

Warm and earthy tones with ornate and rustic furnishings typical of rural France.

Tropical

Features lush greenery, vibrant colors, and natural materials like bamboo and teak.

Rustic

Focuses on rugged, natural beauty, incorporating raw and unfinished elements.

Shabby Chic

Utilizes antique furniture and pastel tones to create a warm, aged appearance.

Minimalist

Emphasizes simplicity and function, with minimal clutter and streamlined furniture.

Coastal

Light, breezy design with blue and white hues, reflective of beachside elements.

Art Deco

Known for its bold geometric patterns and luxurious materials.

Contemporary

Evolves with the times and includes current trends with subtle sophistication.

Mid-Century Modern

Reflects 1950s and '60s aesthetics, with sleek lines and organic shapes.

Industrial

Inspired by the urban industrial era, featuring raw materials, exposed steel, and wooden elements.

Scandinavian

Focuses on simplicity, minimalism, and functionality.

Country

Often includes rustic furniture, soft colors, and vintage fabrics.

Glam

Emphasizes luxury, with plush fabrics, metallics, and glossy finishes.

Modern Farmhouse

Blends the rustic comfort of a traditional farmhouse with modern design elements.

Eclectic

Involves a thoughtful mixing of styles and periods for a uniquely curated look.

Organic Modern

Combines modern design with natural elements and organic forms.

Bohemian (Boho)

Known for its carefree layering of patterns, textures, and vibrant colors.

Modern

Characterized by clean lines, a monochrome color palette, and the use of materials.

Traditional

Features classic details, sumptuous furnishings, and an abundance of accessories.

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