Let’s face it; not everyone has extensive knowledge of interior design. So when it comes time to redecorate your home, you end up confused by all the terminologies designer’s use to distinguish one style from another. Basic knowledge of the most popular interior design styles can help you in selecting the right furniture for your home. The design style will also be the template of how you ultimately want your home to look. The design style you choose will also be a reflection of your personality and taste.
Coastal or Island inspired
This interior design style is popular in coastal regions of the country like the Hamptons. You can distinguish this style for its use of light, neutral colours with furniture typically made from wood and elements inspired by the ocean like hints of blue and aquamarine. Tommy Bahaman pan Asian design furniture is a perfect fit if you want to evoke the feel of an island or coastal living in your home.
Modern interior design
Modern interior design usually refers to clean lines and color palettes. Materials used in designing the home often include metal, glass, and steel elements. Modern homes look quite elegant and sleek, but can sometimes seem a little too cold.
Contemporary interior design
It is easy to confuse contemporary style and modern interior design if you don’t know the difference between the two. Modern design strictly refers to a design which began in the 20th century, while contemporary usually pertains to something that is current, but not strictly adhering to a particular style.
Minimalist interior design
A minimalist design is related to modern style but taking it a step further by simplifying some of the details. A minimalist home usually looks airy, with very few pieces of furniture. You are also less likely going to find much accessories or decorations. The focus of minimalist design is to retain functionality and emphasize clean lines.
Industrial design
The industrial interior design is quite popular these days especially with old buildings converted into living spaces. An industrial style aesthetic usually features high ceilings, exposed brick walls, old timber showing in the ceiling, uncovered ductwork, and the like. The color scheme is often neutral, but there is always room for a bit of eclectic furniture to add a splash of color.
Mid-century modern interior design
This particular style derives inspiration from homes in the 1950’s and 1960’s. The design is also typically referred to as ‘retro’. The design is usually simple, and the shapes are organic.
Traditional interior design
Traditional design is inspired by European homes with lavish furniture and abundant accessories. The color palette is usually darker, with a lot of emphasis on wood furnishings. Furniture also has intricate details, a variety of textures, and patterns.
Bohemian interior design
Bohemian reflects a carefree attitude where there are no rules except you follow what you desire. Bohemian homes typically have vintage furnishings, multicultural influences in rugs and other accessories. The best description for a bohemian style is ‘eclectic’. As long as you love what you see, you can design a Bohemian home as you please.
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